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Caleb Foster's 'incredible' return has Jon Scheyer, Duke raving
WASHINGTON — Caleb Foster arrived at Capital One Arena on Friday on a scooter. He left the postgame news conference on a scooter. In between, he was the catalyst for Duke's comeback win over St. John's to advance to its third straight Elite Eight.
Foster, who suffered a fracture in his right foot 20 days ago and underwent surgery one day later, came off the bench to score 11 second-half points and lead the overall No. 1 seed Blue Devils to an 80-75 victory over the fifth-seeded Red Storm.
"Still a little stunned with what happened, to be honest with you guys," Scheyer said. "He had no business playing tonight. Ninety-nine percent of guys do not come back to play under the circumstances of what's happened to him. It was incredible the way he willed us. There's no analytics. There's no stats that can measure how big this dude's heart is for what he did."
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How Caleb Foster, Duke squeaked into Elite 8 with sheer will and a scooter: 'He had no business playing tonight'
WASHINGTON, DC — If you listened closely, you could hear the squeak.
Just barely audible, the noise came filtering down the hallway and then into the postgame interview room.
Emerging through the doorway was Caleb Foster, the heart and soul of the NCAA tournament’s overall No. 1 seed, the Duke Blue Devils, his right leg propped onto a two-wheel scooter, his ankle and foot — shoe and sock-less — covered in bubble wrap. He parked his transportation device at the foot of the erected podium, limped up its stairs and slumped, clearly exhausted, into an awaiting chair.
Caleb Foster and the Duke Blue Devils head to the podium. pic.twitter.com/5ia3s1JQGX
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