In Sports Illustrated’s latest NBA Draft big board, analyst Jeremy Woo ranks Texas Tech swingman Jarrett Culver third, just behind Zion Williamson and Ja Morant.
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When the Los Angeles Lakers selected Lonzo Ball out of UCLA they knew that they would have to navigate a relationship with his family as well, particularly with his outspoken father, LaVar. LaVar has long hoped to have all three of his sons playing for the Lakers, and went so far as to say Lonzo would not remain with the team if it didn’t include brothers LiAngelo and LaMelo. The first answer will come with LiAngelo. He’s entered into the 2018 NBA Draft, though few experts anticipate he will be selected. Additionally, LiAngelo does not appear in ESPN’s list of the top 100 draft-eligible prospects. Still, the middle Ball son would like to once again link up with his brother on the basketball court.
When a five-star basketball recruit from urban New Jersey ends up choosing a middle-of-the-pack college program in Baton Rouge, La., to continue his career, chances are, he wasn’t motivated by an insatiable love of gumbo. So the news this week that Naz Reid, the former Roselle Catholic standout,
