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Noah Friedman Freshman Posts 34 |
05-27-20 12:01 AM - Post#307915
Does anyone know what different seniors from last years team are looking to play overseas. I see Juzang got drafted but how about players such as bassey, Lewis, Welsh and Baker |
palestra38 Professor Posts 32833 |
05-27-20 01:17 PM - Post#307951
How could Juzang have been drafted when the draft has not yet occurred (scheduled for 6/25 but will likely be postponed)? |
digamma Masters Student Posts 468 |
05-27-20 02:36 PM - Post#307955
Juzang was drafted by the Heat. The Saigon Heat. He was the first overall pick in the Vietnamese Basketball Association draft. He was eligible for the draft because he's Vietnamese born. Kind of like a college buddy of mine who was Canadian born and thus the first overall pick in the Canadian Football League draft. |
palestra38 Professor Posts 32833 |
05-27-20 05:58 PM - Post#307958
OK, I interpreted your comment as that he was not eligible for foreign play because he was drafted by the NBA. I wonder how much Vietnamese teams pay. |
welcometothejungle Masters Student Posts 788 |
05-27-20 08:28 PM - Post#307977
It looks like Juzang's going to be playing for the Saigon Heat's development team in the VBA, and will be the first Division 1 player to play in the VBA (per the comments on this YouTube video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sG6xhMyNmu4 ) The Saigon Heat's first team plays in the ASEAN Basketball League, which is a cross nations league in South East Asia. Princeton's Amir Bell played in the ASEAN League in the 19-20 season and had a lot of success, so I think Juzang should be able to make Saigon's 1st team and contribute there. Not sure what salaries are like there, or how his contract works being drafted to the VBA team |
Noah Friedman Freshman Posts 34 |
05-28-20 12:16 AM - Post#307989
Other than juzang does anybody know anyone else’s plans from this past senior class? Any news on possible pro opitions. Maybe Lewis or baker could possibly make it to the g league. |
H78 PhD Student Posts 1458 |
05-28-20 02:21 AM - Post#307990
Lewis, Baker, Bassey, and potentially Welsh are the 3 graduating seniors remaining "eligible" among that original 2020 class. Aiken and Towns have been considered, as of this May 26 article 2 of the top 5 transfers in this year's group. Lewis is the most accomplished of the three, but his size places him as a small 2 or large 3. Baker, the most inconsistent of the three, has 6'11" size, which can't be taught, and Bassey might be a "3 and D". Not sure what Henry Welsh's opportunities are. Any other thoughts from those who know more than I do? |
Go Green PhD Student Posts 1149 |
05-30-20 04:12 PM - Post#308148
Not sure what Henry Welsh's opportunities are. Any other thoughts from those who know more than I do? Welsh just got engaged to his longtime girlfriend (a volleyball player at Stanford). Congrats to him! |
H78 PhD Student Posts 1458 |
05-31-20 05:06 AM - Post#308179
Juzang was drafted by the Heat. The Saigon Heat. He was the first overall pick in the Vietnamese Basketball Association draft. He was eligible for the draft because he's Vietnamese born. Kind of like a college buddy of mine who was Canadian born and thus the first overall pick in the Canadian Football League draft. Interesting that the Vietnamese league has teams named both for Ho Chi Minh City (post-war name) and Saigon (pre-war name). Was that HFB player on the '97 team Fleiszer or Kacyvenski? They were both stars on the first team to be recruited by Murphy and have an undefeated Ivy record, I recall... |
digamma Masters Student Posts 468 |
06-01-20 03:44 PM - Post#308246
It was Tim. Isaiah was a couple of years younger and was drafted in the NFL. |
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