- Welcome to Duke, North Carolina.
This is day one of basketball camp, so Lincoln is out here.
- Being tired.
- You are super tired, with his short buddy Easton.
- Hi
- Easton's been in a lot of videos,
the best one that he's been in,
is probably the Nerf video,
where he decided to shoot me in the groin with a Nerf gun.
This is Lincoln's second summer camp.
He did BYU basketball camp a few weeks ago
and we thought that we'd change it up a little bit
and come out here to coach Kay's camp.
I'm gonna show you guys what its like,
we really don't know yet we just arrived
and let's go see what this camps all about.
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- We have made it to the Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke.
- Duke.
- At least they have the right colors.
- Yeah, that's yeah that's good.
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- Okay that's a very historic basketball court.
This is coach Kay's camp and coach Kay has more wins
than any other college basketball coach
in the history of college basketball.
They're sitting in the Connecticut team area,
Yukon whatever I guess that's their team for the week.
The good news is Lincoln and Easton are on the same team.
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- This was my 45th year as a head coach
and my 40th year as the head coach here at Duke.
The very first thing to becoming better
is the ability to listen, okay and if you listen.
You'll have eye contact with whoever's talking to you.
Basketball is a way of connecting,
I help someone they do better.
A teammate coach etc. you make someone better.
And when we connect and we talk with one another
we should always tell each other the truth.
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- Lincoln how's it going so far?
- Our whole team went the wrong way.
- That's good.
- So now we're lost.
- Not off to a good start. - No.
- Yeah Lincoln's team got lost,
they went to the younger kid area.
So now they're gonna go find their basketball,
which one did they say you're going to?
- Wilson.
- Wilson, Zack Wilson center.
Here they go, I'm renaming their team from Connecticut
to the lost boys.
All right the boys went to The Wilson Gym.
That is also not the right gym.
Now where are we headed?
- We are going to a track.
- Track.
- I don't know.
- I don't know but they're lost again.
- Yeah.
- (laughs) Why didn't you just stay with your team?
- Our whole team went this way.
- Oh then where's your whole team?
- The whole team just scattered throughout this gym
and the gym back there.
- You would never think that's the basketball arena
right there, it just looks like some office building.
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- This is where I leave the boys and I'm gonna go workout
and then come back later on to see their games
where they actually play their first couple of games.
And they kind of assess the teams
and from there they make a decision
whether they're going to keep everybody on the same team
or maybe switch the teams up a little but to be fair.
Right now Easton and Lincoln are both on the same team
and I hope it continues that way
but there's a chance they might get moved.
So next thing you'll see are some games.
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- All right this is game one and they're actually playing
their game on Cameron Indoor Stadium which is pretty cool
and it looks as though the basketball hoops
have been here since the sixties.
They're these wooden ones that are on the side
that say no jumping.
Lincoln's friend Easton is so tall.
He's like six foot two and he's even younger than Lincoln,
he turned 13 in like March
and he's a really good ball player
so this will be fun, I'll try and get
some good shots of these guys playing. (hip hop music)
- Well one of the kids on their team that was tearing it up
he hurt his ankle really bad.
It was almost like Paul George when he broke his leg.
Ouch, I looked down for a second I turned off the camera
and then it happened, I'm so glad I didn't film it.
So I think they're calling an ambulance right now.
Gotta get this kid out of here,
gotta get him too some good medical care but, ouch.
Coach Kay just came out and told them about the situation
and now he's talking to the kid that fell.
I'm honestly I'm surprised,
like there's no reason why any of these kids
should be playing ball against this wall.
There's like a hoop and a wall right there.
If Lincoln and Easton have to play
on either one of these two courts
where there's no room behind the hoop.
I'm gonna have to hold them out
and not let them play because that's dangerous.
That kid is a good athlete,
anyway what looks like what happened is he came down
he stepped against the wall and then somebody
hit into it and it just completely broke his bones,
both of his bones in his leg.
Everybody was supposed to meet in Cameron
for the end of the day competitions and fun things.
The kid has been on the ground for probably 45 minutes
they have the paramedics that have just showed up.
They put an air cast, cut off his shoes,
put an air cast on his leg.
I, I need, yeah. I still feel sick about it.
I just feel so bad for him.
- I got a rebound I passed the ball up to him.
He was sprinting with the fast break,
he tried to make a lay up, but he got fouled.
But there's a wall, like there's a sideline.
- Stupidest wall I've ever seen.
- There's a sideline, this is how big the sideline is
and this is how much distance there is until the wall.
So he's running, he's running and then got fouled.
His foot like hit the wall, like all funny.
And then it like came upwards and outwards.
I saw the bone, whole circle of the bone
and then his ankle turned backwards the other direction.
- Bleugh!
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- It was crazy this morning.
- What was?
- That agility thing.
- The agility thing at the track?
- Yeah we did conditioning.
- Outside - On the track, in the heat.
- Yeah.
(laughter) - This weather, it was crazy.
- That's good for you man.
- I was sweating the most I ever have.
- That's good, how's the free Gatorade?
Taking advantage of that?
- Free Gatorade it's amazing. It is amazing.
- Look at this at Duke, at least they know how to,
they definitely know how to do the
Gatorade drink station right.
Did you see that, the injury happen?
- Yeah their was a loud pop too.
- He was out at the time, I didn't hear the pop.
- Well yeah, that's bad.
- Stupid wall, so dumb.
- That wall, like I can see maybe in the forties
when they built that wall.
I remember before the game I was like hey look at that hoop
it's like forty years old or fifty years old
and like that's cute that's nice,
but I didn't even think about the wall that's right there.
- Oh yeah we ran into it so many times during lay ups line
The sideline, you could be like this
when you're passing it in,
you could be like this, this is how wide it is.
- I know, we shouldn't keep talking about this
but the one thing I thought was interesting is that
everybody ran as soon as they saw it
and they were covering their mouths and running
and screaming, why were you running away?
- I was not, I was like walking away,
but I saw it and it's just like it made me nauseous
it does not look right, that's how bad it was.
- Did the coaches tell you to go somewhere else?
- No they didn't say a word, we just all,
everyone just, some people were like sprinting.
Like five kids were all huddled in the corner like,
other end, in the corner.
- Yeah so next time if something like happens to somebody,
you can look away for a second but you gotta go
and help support people.
- Yeah.
- Take care of them, make sure they're okay.
- At that point like the coaches were all like
running towards him and like yelling for help.
- Okay that's fair.
Okay that's fair, that's fair.
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