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Breaking Down a Special 2020 NBA Draft International Class

Breaking Down a Special 2020 NBA Draft International Class

Posted by | Apr 18, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesIt’s a known fact that the top of the 2020 NBA draft isn’t particularly talented. However, I do believe that international class this year is absolutely fantastic. Last year, I only had two international players (Sekou Doumbouya at 10 and Goga Bitadze at 12) in my top 60. This year, I’ll probably end up having five guys with first round grades. Here are some quick-hitters on the top guys 2020 international class. I’m not considering LaMelo Ball and RJ Hampton International prospects for the purpose of this exercise:   ______________________   Killian Hayes-G-ratiopharm Ulm Hayes has...

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Predicting Where NBA Stars Would Have Went to College (1970’s-2010’s)

Predicting Where NBA Stars Would Have Went to College (1970’s-2010’s)

Posted by | Apr 17, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 3 minutesEvery year a few players decide not to play college basketball. Some players go to Europe, and some players play an extra year of prep school. In 2006 the NBA created the “one-and-done” rule. The rule said, “You must be at least 19 years old and at least one NBA season must have elapsed since when he graduated from high school or, if he didn’t graduate, when he would have graduated.” via Sport Illustrated. The “one-and-done” rule will most likely be taken down in 2022, though, only expect a few players each year to go straight...

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The 2K Tournament and HORSE Competitions Need to Continue After This Season

The 2K Tournament and HORSE Competitions Need to Continue After This Season

Posted by | Apr 17, 2020 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: < 1 minutesLet’s be honest. If you watched the NBA 2K and H-O-R-S-E competitions, you had some much-needed entertainment. The NBA and ESPN should continue this series of events because they have some uniqueness and entertainment value in them. ESPN actually has asked the NBA to consider doing these events beyond this season. ESPN received many viewers because of these events. They got such positive feedback from the tournaments that I think the NBA should consider this, too. Maybe doing them during the Playoffs or afterward. Not only would we still be talking about the NBA after...

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College Basketball’s Biggest Problem: By the Numbers

College Basketball’s Biggest Problem: By the Numbers

Posted by | Apr 17, 2020 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesJalen Green and Isaiah Todd are both 5-star High School recruits who recently announced that they will  forgo college, and join the NBA G-League instead. Since the NBA implemented the “one and done” rule, top prospects have been going to the top colleges. However, in recent years, some top recruits are skipping college to go pro. Most of these prospects went overseas. Now, Green and Todd decided to stay in the United States and sign a contract with the NBA G-League. It is reported that Jalen Green will make $500k for 1 year in the G-League....

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Did Steve Nash Deserve his Two MVP Awards?

Did Steve Nash Deserve his Two MVP Awards?

Posted by | Apr 17, 2020 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 2 minutesSteve Nash is one of the most disrespected players of all-time. He is remembered for his two MVP’s, which many argue he should not have won. While Steve Nash doesn’t have eye-popping numbers, he still was incredibly valuable to his team as he turned a 29 win team into 62 wins in one year. Let’s evaluate if this theory is true or false.   In 2005, Nash won his first MVP in a close race with Shaquille O’Neal. Many believe that Shaq should have won it, but Nash did have a better season. He turned the...

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