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Harangody goes to Celtics

Tony Krausz | The Journal Gazette

Former Notre Dame star Luke Harangody had to wait a while, as expected, but he finally heard his named called in the second round of Thursday’s NBA draft.

The forward was taken 52nd overall by the Boston Celtics.

Harangody, who flirted with entering the NBA draft after his junior season, left Notre Dame on the school's all-time scoring (2,434 points) and rebounding (1,207) lists. He was a two-time All-American, a three-time Big East first-team selection, the 2007-08 Big East player of the year and the first player inducted into Notre Dame's ring of honor in the refurbished Purcell Pavilion.

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The Journal Gazette's Assistant Sports Editor Tony Krausz covers The University of Notre Dame. Krausz, a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism and a native of St. Louis, has been assistant sports editor since October 2005. Prior to joining the JG, he worked at two papers in Mississippi covering high school and college athletics.
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