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Isaiah Austin a former Baylor Center/Power Forward who was hoping to get drafted on Thursday was recently diagnosed with Marfan Syndrome and as a result can no longer play basketball. Marfans is a genetic disorder that affects the connective tissue that holds up the bodys cells and organs together. It plays a role in helping the body grow and develop. Wish i could have seen him get drafted he has worked so hard. My condolences to him and his family. -Krause

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