# \[PtR\] 德拉文·邓肯将加盟波莫纳学院打篮球

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**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 2026-27赛季, 蒂姆-邓肯, 格雷格-波波维奇
**Created:** [2026 年8 月 27 日 01:20 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/48388 "2026-08-27T01:20:44Z")
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By Lee Dresie | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-08-27 08:25:59

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因为我是律师，所以我可以讲“律师笑话”。其中一个笑话是：“什么是百感交集？答案：一辆半满的律师巴士冲下悬崖。”笑点在于巴士只有半满。

我提起这个老掉牙的笑话，是因为我对圣安东尼奥的最新消息有着非常复杂的情绪：德拉文·邓肯——马刺队史上（迄今为止）最伟大球员的儿子——将来到南加州上大学，并[为波莫纳学院萨吉亨斯队打篮球](https://www.expressnews.com/news/article/tim-duncan-s-son-draven-play-basketball-pomona-22403157.php)。

马刺球迷都知道，格雷格·波波维奇在成为马刺主教练之前的最后一份执教工作就是在波莫纳学院。

我为小德拉文在高中时期既是出色的球员又是优秀的学生而感到欣喜。正如文章中所描述的，德拉文在高中最后两年入选了全区第二阵容，高四时帮助球队打进了州冠军赛，并两次获得TAPPS 6A学术全州荣誉。如果这还不够，他还是国家荣誉协会和西班牙语国家荣誉协会的成员。这些学术成就令人印象深刻。

我也为德拉文选择在一所学术优异的D3学校继续他的运动生涯和学业而感到高兴。我自己当年也在一所宾夕法尼亚州类似的小型学校做了同样的选择，尽管我的篮球技术远不及伟大邓肯的儿子。大学和法学院毕业后，我还在D3级别的克莱蒙特·麦肯纳学院执教了八年篮球。作为一个既打过D3又执教过D3的人，我向任何有能力打这个水平的人推荐这条路——这个水平其实非常高。当我们招募高三学生时，他们经常告诉我们，斯坦福这样的D1学校给了他们“试训加入”校队的机会。我们总是告诉那些被招募的球员，在D3学校真正打四年球，比在D1项目坐一两年板凳、当首发球员的训练陪练要有意义得多。我们最好的几名球员中，有好几位拒绝了或离开了“更高级别”的项目来为我们打球。其中一位是亨利·阿尔布雷希特，他在莱斯大学待了一年，然后来到克莱蒙特，在大三时成为我们联盟的年度最佳球员。讽刺的是，亨利的儿子现在正在波莫纳打橄榄球，和德拉文·邓肯住在同一栋宿舍楼！

D3运动员更丰富的大学体验在今天更是如此。在D3学校，你的队友很可能会和你一起度过整整四年，很多人会成为一生的朋友。而D1运动员的队友则像是旋转门一样来来去去。一名运动员可能在这所学校打一年，在下一所打两年，再到第三所打一两年——或者有其他球员转学进入“你的”学校，可能抢走你以为自己已经赢得的出场时间。

出于所有这些原因，德拉文·邓肯的选择让我非常高兴。那为什么会有复杂的情绪呢？

如上所述，我执教的八年是在克莱蒙特·麦肯纳学院——雄鹿队。在我执教期间以及之后，雄鹿队一直是联盟中最强的球队之一，夺冠次数超过任何其他球队。正如我在Pounding the Rock写的第一篇文章中所述（那要追溯到2014年秋天），雄鹿队与萨吉亨斯队之间的 rivalry 在大学体育中是独一无二的：

“波莫纳-皮策和克莱蒙特距离如此之近，以至于比赛之夜，篮球队只需沿着克莱蒙特的第六街步行那十分之一英里，就能从一所学校的球馆走到另一所学校的球馆。在波波维奇最后两年的执教期间，由于波莫纳的新球馆正在建设中，波莫纳队（大多数日子在早上6:30）在杜西球馆（克莱蒙特的球馆）训练并打主场比赛。

赛季前，两校球员经常一起打野球，互相切磋。两校的学生在两个校区都有课，而且大多数最好的球员都被两所学校同时招募。这两支球队传统上都是联盟中的强队。可以想象，两队之间以及球迷之间的 rivalry 有多么疯狂激烈。比赛现场噪音太大，我们不得不举着写有不同颜色或数字的纸板来传达战术和防守布置，因为球员们在嘈杂的人群声中根本听不到我们的喊话。

而且因为杜西球馆非常小，在这些 rivalry 比赛中，球员、教练、裁判和球迷真的是人挤人，球馆里连站的地方都紧张。我们都记得去年总决赛圣安东尼奥第一场比赛没有空调的情况。任何在杜西球馆看过波莫纳-皮策对阵克莱蒙特·麦肯纳比赛的人[都确切知道那是什么感觉](https://can01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fleesfakeblog.blogspot.com%2Fsearch%3Fupdated-min%3D2014-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00%26updated-max%3D2015-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00%26max-results%3D10%2520&data=05%7C02%7C%7C11d9a9264dfe45552bc708df03ceb3ef%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C639233858457828884%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJFbXB0eU1hcGkiOnRydWUsIlYiOiIwLjAuMDAwMCIsIlAiOiJXaW4zMiIsIkFOIjoiTWFpbCIsIldUIjoyfQ%3D%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=hZYLuqNiaV6NcbVRDdwjH7ZqPJAxR9BmAZvPeeGJCEk%3D&reserved=0)。

全美没有任何其他地方，两支大学球队几乎共享同一个校园，球员们白天一起上课，晚上就互相交手，然后沿着街道从一座球馆走到另一座球馆打 rivalry 比赛，比赛结果不仅决定球迷和球员之间的吹牛权，还常常决定当年的联盟冠军——而且比赛是在一座经典的小型大学球馆里进行，教练们经常汗流浃背湿透西装，球迷们就在身后一排紧贴着他们的脖子呼吸。”

我以这样一段引言开始那篇文章：

“当被问及作为教练最紧张的经历时，格雷格·波波维奇回答：‘毫无疑问，是杜西球馆的波莫纳-皮策对阵克莱蒙特·麦肯纳。’”

所以，虽然我为德拉文·邓肯选择了一所我非常熟悉的大学而感到高兴，但他非得选择克莱蒙特的老对手吗？我理解他选择背后的波波维奇情结，我也不怪德拉文以这种方式向波波致敬。而且我打赌波莫纳会给他21号球衣。今年当我再次观看克莱蒙特对阵波莫纳的比赛时，这将是我有史以来第一次，为一名背后印着“邓肯21号”的球员喝倒彩。德拉文可以对雷德兰兹、惠蒂尔、西方学院以及联盟其他球队场均砍下30分。事实上，我希望他做到。但我也希望他在对阵我的雄鹿队时职业生涯一分不得。

_由生成式 AI 翻译，翻译内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_

> **查看原文：Draven Duncan to play basketball at Pomona College**
>
> ## Draven Duncan to play basketball at Pomona College
> 
> ![](https://platform.poundingtherock.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/126/2026/08/gettyimages-450688726.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&crop=0,0,100,100)
> 
> Because I am a lawyer, I am allowed to tell “lawyer jokes.” One of them is: “What is the definition of mixed emotions? Answer: A bus half full of lawyers going off a cliff.” The joke is that the bus is only half full.
> 
> I raise that tired old joke because I have very mixed emotions about the latest news out of San Antonio: Draven Duncan, the son of the best Spur player ever (so far), will be going to college here in Southern California and [playing basketball for the Pomona College Sagehens](https://www.expressnews.com/news/article/tim-duncan-s-son-draven-play-basketball-pomona-22403157.php).
> 
> Spurs fans know that Gregg Popovich’s last head coaching job before becoming coach of the Spurs was at Pomona College.
> 
> I am thrilled that young Draven was such a good player and student while in high school. As described in the article, Draven was second team all-district his last two years in high school, helped his team make it to the state championship game as a senior, and earned TAPPS 6A Academic All-State honors twice. If that is not enough, he is also a member of the National Honor Society and National Spanish Honor Society. Very impressive academic accolades.
> 
> I am also thrilled that Draven chose to continue his athletic and academic career at a Division 3 school with excellent academics. I did the same at a similar small school in Pennsylvania, though my basketball skills were significanly less than the son of the Great Duncan. After graduating college and law school, I also coached basketball at a D-3 school, Claremont McKenna College, for eight years. As someone who both played and coached D-3 ball, I recommend it to anyone who is good enough to play at that level, which is very high indeed. When we were recruiting high school seniors, they often told us that D-1 schools such as Stanford were offering them the opportunity to “walk on” to the varsity. We always told those recruits that they would have a much more rewarding experience by actually playing at a D-3 school for four years than to ride the bench and be practice fodder for the starters for a year or two at a D-1 program. Several of our best players turned down or left “higher level” programs to come play for us. One of those was Henry Albrecht, who spent a year at Rice, than came to Claremont to become our league’s player of the year during his junior year. Ironically, Henry’s son is now playing football at Pomona, living in the same dorm as Draven Duncan!
> 
> The enhanced college experience of a D-3 athlete is even more true now. At a D-3 school, your teammates will most likely be with you for the full four years, and many become lifelong friends. D-1 athletes, on the other hand, seem to have a revolving door of teammates. An athlete will play one year at this school, two years at the next, and another year or two at a third – or will have other players transferring into “your” school and possibly taking away playing time you thought you had earned.
> 
> For all these reasons, Draven Duncan’s choice brings me great joy. So why the mixed emotions?
> 
> As mentioned above, the eight years I coached were at Claremont McKenna College – the Stags. While I was coaching, and since then, the Stags have consistently been one of the best teams in the league, winning the title more times than any other team. As described in the very first piece I wrote at Pounding the Rock, all the way back in the fall of 2014, the Stags-Sagehens rivalry is unique in college sports:
> 
> “Pomona-Pitzer and Claremont are so close that on game nights the basketball teams simply walk down 6th Street in Claremont that one tenth of a mile to get from one school’s gym to the other. For two of Pop’s last years, when Pomona’s new gym was being built, the Pomona team practiced (at 6:30 a.m. most days) and played their home games in Ducey Gymnasium [Claremont’s gym].
> 
> Before the season, the players from the schools often play pick-up ball with and against the other team’s players. Players at the schools take classes on both campuses, and most of the best players were recruited by both schools. The two teams are traditionally among the best in the league. As one can imagine, the rivalry between the teams, and the fans, is crazily intense. The games were so loud that we had to call in plays and defenses by holding up pieces of cardboard with different colors or numbers on them because the players didn’t have a chance of hearing us over the crowd.
> 
> And because Ducey Gymnasium is so small, the players, coaches, officials, and fans are literally on top of each other for the standing room only during these rivalry games. We all remember Game One in San Antonio in last year’s Finals, with no air conditioning. Anyone who attended a Pomona-Pitzer vs. Claremont McKenna game in Ducey Gymnasium [knows exactly what that was like](https://can01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fleesfakeblog.blogspot.com%2Fsearch%3Fupdated-min%3D2014-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00%26updated-max%3D2015-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00%26max-results%3D10%2520&data=05%7C02%7C%7C11d9a9264dfe45552bc708df03ceb3ef%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C639233858457828884%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJFbXB0eU1hcGkiOnRydWUsIlYiOiIwLjAuMDAwMCIsIlAiOiJXaW4zMiIsIkFOIjoiTWFpbCIsIldUIjoyfQ%3D%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&sdata=hZYLuqNiaV6NcbVRDdwjH7ZqPJAxR9BmAZvPeeGJCEk%3D&reserved=0).
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> Nowhere else in the country do two college teams inhabit virtually the same campus, have players in class together and then play against each other that night, walk down the street from one gym to the other for the rivalry game, have the outcome of the rivalry game determine not only bragging rights among fans and players, but often the league title for that year — and hold the contests in a classic small-college gym in which the coaches would routinely sweat through their suits, all with the fans breathing down their necks from the row behind.”
> 
> I began that article with this quote:
> 
> “When asked about his most intense experience as a coach, Gregg Popovich answered, ‘Hands down, Pomona-Pitzer vs. Claremont McKenna in Ducey Gymnasium.’”
> 
> So while I am thrilled that Draven Duncan selected a college that I am extremely familiar with, did he have to choose Claremont’s long-time rival? I get the Popovich connection behind his selection, and I don’t blame Draven from honoring Pop in this way. And I bet Pomona gives him uniform number 21. When I attend the Claremont-Pomona game again this year, for the first time ever, I will be rooting against a player with “Duncan 21” on his back. Draven can score 30 per game against Redlands and Whitter and Occidental and the other teams in the league. Indeed, I hope he does. But I also hope he goes 0 for his career against my Stags.

By Lee Dresie, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-news/107240/draven-duncan-to-play-basketball-at-pamona-college)