His parents' focus on the NBA makes me wonder why Kentucky isn't his likeliest destination. $1 million Lloyd's of London insurance policy, turned down a million-dollar pro offer overseas, openly prioritizing his NBA draft placement - this kid was tailor-made to work with Calipari.
Emmanuel Mudiay did it to. Terrence Furgeson will be drafted this year.Last guy who went overseas and came back and got drafted: You think the Knox family read about Brandon Jennings? http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/24/sports/basketball/24recruit.html
People need to know how to communicate. That is important.Can't imagine being in a situation in life where someone offers you or your child that to play basketball for a year and you don't really even consider it.
Cal wasn't kidding when he said these guys are walking lottery tickets. And people want them to get a communications degree.
Last guy who went overseas and came back and got drafted: You think the Knox family read about Brandon Jennings? http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/24/sports/basketball/24recruit.html
Did Ferguson have a choice? Academically challenged.Brandon Jennings lost some spots by going overseas, because he struggled to get pt over vets. Terrance Ferguson probably lost money too. It's harder to play against vets they expose your weaknesses and they do not have time to develop you
He did but had to because of academics.I thought Mudiay did the same thing?
He's an idiot...Pretty sure it is tax free in China for a deal like that so $1.4 is really like $2.2 in the US.
For one year and $2+ million I would live in China.
college or 1.4 million? he chose college lmaoHe has already turned down an offer to turn pro as soon as he graduates from Tampa Catholic. A professional team from China called his parents last month, offering $1.4 million for their son to play overseas for a year before entering the NBA draft.
"I didn't put much stock into the offer," said his father, also named Kevin. "We politely said thanks but no thanks. He's going to college."
Looks like he is going to college.
college or 1.4 million? he chose college lmao
NC might end up on probation and no tv.
I don't care what the government reads, it's not like i'm a spy or running a criminal org. For 1.4 mill I'll put up with quite a bit lol.From what I read, Mudiay was miserable while in China. How many of you speak Mandarin? How many of you like having every text, phone call, and e-mail read by government censors? It's not just about the $$$$$.
I don't care what the government reads, it's not like i'm a spy or running a criminal org. For 1.4 mill I'll put up with quite a bit lol.
maybe I dontWhy wear clothes since you have nothing to hide?
You offer me $1.5M as an 18 year old until I go to the NBA, I'd play for ISIS.
From what I read, Mudiay was miserable while in China. How many of you speak Mandarin? How many of you like having every text, phone call, and e-mail read by government censors? It's not just about the $$$$$.
His parents' focus on the NBA makes me wonder why Kentucky isn't his likeliest destination. $1 million Lloyd's of London insurance policy, turned down a million-dollar pro offer overseas, openly prioritizing his NBA draft placement - this kid was tailor-made to work with Calipari.
You offer me $1.5M as an 18 year old until I go to the NBA, I'd play for ISIS.