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His name is Shaq, but he’s not a center, he doesn’t play for the Lakers or the Magic or the Heat and he isn’t over seven feet tall. He also puts an extra “e” in his name. This is Shaquielle McKissic and he is yet another new face on the ASU basketball team this year. He turned heads during his impressive performance in the Maroon and Gold Scrimmage and is a dark horse to possibly earn a spot in the starting five for the Sun Devils . Check out this story about McKissic and his journey to ASU.
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