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Former Wright State basketball star Vaughn Duggins found his first season in Germany’s top professional league to be everything he hoped it would be.
The trendy European lifestyle suited him. The basketball wasn’t bad either.
Duggins played for the Walter Tigers in Tüebingen, near the Swiss Alps and the Black Forest in southern Germany. He averaged 13 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists and signed a one-year contract in March to return next season.
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