Sion James, who transferred to Duke before this season after playing four years at Tulane, will play in his 150th career college game on Sunday when the Blue Devils play Baylor.
— In a college basketball world dominated by a transfer portal that promotes more player movement than people movement in Grand Central Terminal at rush hour, Sion James is a dinosaur.
The 22-year-old guard, who transferred to Duke before this season after playing four years at Tulane, will play in his 150th career college game on Sunday when the Blue Devils play Baylor in the NCAA Tournament second round at the Lenovo Center.
James’ 149th college game, which came on Friday in the first-round win over Mount St. Mary’s, was his first NCAA Tournament game, some 1,576 days since his collegiate debut for Tulane.
And it is the realization of a dream.
