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In the right situation Noel can be a monster. I hope he ends up on a contending team.
What's the over and under on the amount he gives to charity once he receive that contract? Any takers on he won't give anything to charity or he will give at least a million?
That is the type Cal raises. he doesn't call them his sons for nothing...
That is the type Cal raises. he doesn't call them his sons for nothing...
The money that is thrown around in the NBA nowadays is insane! Great for the guys who take advantage and cash in.
During law school we had a NYT writer come speak to our sports law class (Joe Nocera, I think) circa 2011. He was good friends with Pete Thamel, and was in the midst of a series of articles bashing the NCAA. He took some pot shots at Noel (still a recruit at the time, I think), saying there was so much smoke there had to be fire re: his handler. After a bit of discussion, he said he'd take under $10m for his lifetime earnings, predicting he would be a problem kid. Also had to correct him re: 2010 team going to class (his version: no one in the spring; the truth: all but Orton).
I should have memorialized that bet via email follow up.
I should have memorialized that bet via email follow up.
4BPG would have led the league for the past 22 seasons. That has to be worth some thing. 10 and 10 may not be great but don't throw the 4BPG in there like it's a similar number.
That's not true. You can add in about 2 stls as well. With the right guards around him, he's capable of being a max player. The one concern is if he can stay healthy.
$27 million a year for a player that's basically giving you Clint Capela production? Hell to the naw. But if someone is gonna give him that then I don't blame him for signing.
Cashing checks isn't a problem, it's investing and saving that a lot of athletes have trouble with.
Sorry if it came off that way.
The blocks per game is his biggest strength by far.
The superstars are grossly under paid due to max contracts, because of that, lesser players get more.
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