Specially the one with his hair in its midlifecrisis stage

100 percent brotha these were the ones who started it all!!!

@@jameswright3574 Started what? High School hype? You realize players use to get drafted right out of high school? Players like Kobe had crazy hype coming out, also goes for guys who didn't make it like Lenny Cooke and Dejuan Wagner.

There are kids who start playing at age 15 and make the league. NBA is a lot about genetics.

​@@BlackKingEnt nah, it's about these kids getting too much love too early and giving up. The Williams that's a genetic failure but most of them it's just they gave up. JJ barea was like 5'8", Dame is 6'3", there are so many average size 6 footers. It's about that drive. Look at Jaden Williams, she got so big weight wise.

​@@BlackKingEnt if you're at least 5'11" it's on you.

@@chuckdeuces911 only 2 players in last years draft were under 6’4… genetics extend more than height. Also how explosive and quick you are, how far is your ceiling and how injury prone you are .

@@chuckdeuces911 Nah genetics play a part

Stop it brah, you gonna make him cry.

Bitch if they washes they washed😂

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I thought I misheard that 😂

I choked on my drink

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@@rocsavage9540 buddy… he said Dominican, not democratic

I thought I was tripping when I heard both those things 💀

She rock the knee brace for her extra weight in the vids

She’s literally going to college.

@@Foreignbk there’s college professors using OF

North Carolina 💪

ur a bum

He’s a bum in mine

@@eaglewinnings8003 done more than you ever will

@@Fixdaleek is that you, Harry? 😂😂😂👿

Actual college isn’t for every kid, especially if basketball plan A through Z … bank the cash and pay for school or a business , when basketball isn’t plan A anymore … University classes just get in the way for kids at this level; their bodies are way ahead of their minds.

@@Rawstock92 and you always have the option to go back to school after your body isn't NBA ready anymore, whenever that may be.

All divisions of college not just D1

In my opinion, Going in a European Club is the best choice. Here in Europe, discipline is the first thing you learn. You play something different than what your coach has called, you are benched. You raised your voice on the coach, you are out for some games. You also learn how to dribble properly without carrying, always pass first, always follow your captains calls. Playing against grown men is also a big advantage because you get mentally ready.

@@dimitriskazantzidis7718 nah once you go euro you never come back. Generally speaking it's better to stay in college and build your brand where people actually watch.

He had the Latinas on his mind lol

Probably just playing one sport exclusively their own lives

@Mahidhar Reddy somehow i don't think that contributes much to each individual's puberty starting at 9 vs 15 years old... 🤔

@@zeebee3606 sure if your name is lebron James. Plenty of research on injuries and burnout for players of a single sport vs multi-sport athletes. Maybe tennis gymnastics or figure skating benefit from the single sport approach - team sports ehhh not so much. There is a lot of pressure to join travel teams and all that garbage but only the most talented can do that and still get to the next level. Bottom line,Most people can’t maximize talent and/or athletic ceiling by simply playing a single sport. Not sure what you’re talking about.

@Mahidhar Reddy maybe u no understanding the English? Ur right that there's injuries with direct correlation to sport specific overuse.... but thats got nothin to do with "how someone can reach their physical prime at 14".... aka why do some guys have hair on they nutz while their teammate is still playin with GI Joe. Sabe or no sabe??

@@zeebee3606 not just injuries people burn out and get bored and lose interest in putting in the work. This usually happens around age 12. Most D1 football coaches like athletes who play 2-3 sports other than football. You can only get so good at s sport by just playing it (playing is very important of course ). But stuff you do around in like strength training speed strength power whatever you want to call it. Along with that playing multiple sports helps to prevent burnout and prevent someone from hitting their peak. The goal is to peak when someone is 25 or so as opposed to 14. The main issue is giving up due to losing interest

as long as there are no ladders nearby

I was confuse about that one as well. I had to ask myself how long did that Nigga stayed in college

Yeah I peeped that too. I guess the editing team is nonexistent lmao

It's messed up how the Dominicans conquered Congo. History books never tell this story.

That didn't ruin his chances, him not being good enough did. He's got more shots and goofy people talking about him despite never showing signs of being good enough for the league.

Looks like a young Lebron

go track him down n make him pay for his crimes then batman

@@jxmmykriminallive 😂

Exactly

genetics

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*Jaylen Hands definitely didn't play behind Jrue Holiday

All time fukked up name

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I think he said “pride of Chicago.”

He said "pride"...think about that one.

😪 ok “pride”… what does that change?

Most of these guys are good enough to play in the league it’s just about fit and what teams need

@@thekidd1068 no lol😂

@@thekidd1068 nah most should have stayed in college

They train wrong, especially with kids, they do all this physical activity than go home and eat junk food which is why they get injured none of them eat properly to keep their body from breaking down.

Oh yeah

Impressive

@@Papellxhase he’s got the skills for sure it’s just his shot selection and defense is not good i’m sure penny and the rest of the coaches at memphis will help him better that

@@Papellxhase he averaged 21 while playing in north carolina but ok 😭