MikeSU02
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Curious how many international players now in that mix that up the figures too
I legitimately think its like 25% or something. It's a significant number.
Curious how many international players now in that mix that up the figures too
True, but professional basketball player isn't a profession that requires a degree.But at least they were 23 or 24 with a degree vs 20 or 21 and no degree.
I legitimately think its like 25% or something. It's a significant number.
Yep, it's just math considering that there are about 450 NBA roster spots depending on the team and season. And if you except the guys in their thirties (~100 players) who are either very very good or were very very good, and thus likely have good contracts or are the best of the best. The pool is limited to the guys aged 19-29 and ten years of drafts, that equals about 750 players competing for 350 spots every season. And next season they get to do it all over again with a new crop of 60-80 players.
A profession that usually ends by 32.True, but professional basketball player isn't a profession that requires a degree.
And that generally has to start at the latest in one's early 20s.A profession that usually ends by 32.
I'm not gonna sit here and act like I know every detail of Judah mintz's game but from what I saw I mean I think the NBA, he is different than all the other one and dones that we have come out of Syracuse besides waiters, grant, etc. I
He is explosive very extinctive and I think that would make him a hot commodity in the NBA and that's what you have coaches for when regarding his shot orlack thereof but it's the NBA, I am sure that his shot is very fixable.
But again I want to see him back here but I just do not see it because I think that he will take a second round pic and take the. Chances I mean it's hard to turn that s*** down!!! Let's be honest