Grayson Allen is developing a reputation for being a sneaky, dirty player.
During Duke’s win over Florida State on Thursday, Allen was seen tripping Xavier Rathan-Mayes. Earlier this month he was called for a flagrant foul for tripping Louisville’s Raymond Spalding. ESPN put the two together in one video:
Whether it’s tripping opponents or flopping against them, Duke sure has all the angles covered.
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