He played football at Oak Grove High School. The Duke Plumlee brothers have roots in the state of Indiana. All three, however, played high school ball at Christ School in Arden, North Carolina.

Plumlee is the brother of Miles Plumlee, 32, and Marshall Plumlee, 28, who each played four seasons at Duke, winning one national championship apiece and making it to the NBA. Mason Plumlee has ...

Despite Plumlee landing on top of Adams, it was the Suns center who had blood streaming down his eye. Both players were thrown out of the game by head ref Tony Brothers, but Rockets coach Ime ...

Adams and Plumlee became entangled after a shot by ... A brief review followed and referee Tony Brothers gave both players double technical fouls and ejected the pair - Adams received a standing ...

For Adams, getting Plumlee out of the game was a must. After all, Phoenix had Nick Richards out that game and had a limited center depth. Following the fight, official Tony Brothers declared ...

fighting technical fouls carry a penalty of automatic ejection," crew chief Tony Brothers told a pool reporter. Adams and Plumlee got tangled up while battling for rebounding position on a made ...

"Their aggressive actions were considered a fight, and by rule, fighting technical fouls carry a penalty of automatic ejections," referee Tony Brothers said in a pool report. Plumlee totaled four ...

The referees reviewed the play and determined that both Adams and Plumlee were guilty of fighting, issuing them double technical fouls and ejecting them from the game. Crew chief Tony Brothers ...

"Their aggressive actions were considered a fight, and by rule, fighting technical fouls carry a penalty of automatic ejection," crew chief Tony Brothers told a pool reporter. Adams and Plumlee ...

fighting technical fouls carry a penalty of automatic ejection,” crew chief Tony Brothers told a pool reporter after the game, per the Associated Press. Plumlee, who was bleeding a bit on his ...