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Data Scientist @PrizePicks | Writer @VUHoops
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Philly opens the season with three 30+ guys among its top four scorers. LeBron 42, Embiid 32, Brown 30.
Since 2001, 43 teams have done that. They averaged 49 wins, made the playoffs 84% of the time, won 3 titles.
The last 8, however, failed to reach the Finals.
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BE Team Reviews: Villanova
Wow.
After just 1 year as HC, Kevin Willard already has a potential top 10 team in the nation. The editions of Kwame Evans, Devin Royal, and Luigi Suigo alone make them a heavy contender.
X Factor: Luigi Suigo
Surprise: Elijah Crawford
Expect to see a lot of this with NCAA’s ruling today. Lots of walk ons are going to get screwed to make room for the 5-year players
Perry Sopinsky retweeted
HES FINALLY HERE:
Assistant coach Ricky Harris and new wildcat Luigi Suigo in front of campus corner 🤩
Former Wildcats James Bell and Cole Swider are playing in the TBT Alumni Tournament on FS1. Bell playing for Kentucky and Swider playing for Syracuse
Perry Sopinsky retweeted
Newest 76er, LeBron James, on the cover of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
This goes hard.
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On the Jersey Shore visiting my best friend from college and people are literally screaming from their porches in the last five minutes.
Didn’t realize Villanova’s addition of Elijah Crawford from the Transfer Portal would have this type of an impact.
The buzz is palpable.
Arthur Kaluma just earned a Lakers two-way deal, and the Summer League receipts show why.
47% more efficient than the field (TS+ 147). PER 28.5, all-star production for Vegas where 15 is average.
The G League vet has the numbers.
Summer League is over. Final count of who actually produced NBA players this year in Vegas:
The Big 12 finished with 9 guys producing at a rotation level and the most top-15 producers. The SEC finished with 2.