Dudzinski contemplates future

It's an unavoidable question. After morphing from a part-time starter as a 6-foot-3 freshman on the sophomore basketball team, into a 6-7, maybe 6-8, all-conference center this past season, Dave Dudzinski's future in athletics changed dramatically. Colleges quickly took notice of the Kaneland big-man's upside. He was, suddenly, an emerging basketball prospect. But here he is, once again sweating his way through a three-sport summer. Why, Dave? “I wouldn't know which one to stop,” he said. Dudzinski played varsity football last fall and sophomore baseball in the spring. Basketball, he admits, eclipsed the other two. “Especially last year, basketball emerged as my No. 1 sport,” said Dudzinski, who in addition to intensive strength work, wants