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Duluth East boys basketball coach Rhett McDonald (right) watching his team's offense running a half-court set against Duluth Denfeld on Tuesday night. Howie / The Howie Blog

Takeaways from Duluth Denfeld's 64-52 high school boys basketball win over Duluth East on Tuesday night, from Hunters head coach Phill Homere, Greyhounds head coach Rhett McDonald, Hunters elite guard MarNaries Ferguson and legendary The Fan 106.5 play-by-play announcer Brian Prudhomme. Read the story.

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