CBS Top 100 players

[cyrocksmypants]

I wouldn't be too sure of that, he's a very unique player and would be very well utilized in the NBA.

Niang is one of my all time favorite players, but no. I do think he'll play in the NBA but there's no way he's leaving early. The NBA likes measurables, not intangibles and uniqueness. Unless you're 7'3" and show uniqueness.

 

[Gunnerclone]

Nash is majoring in "University Studies". No, there is no punchline, that's really the name of his major. Exactly what does this give him a great chance to succeed in besides janitorial work at a university? As for the "matured quickly"? "His daughter, Kenleigh, was born on Sept. 21, 2014. Not exactly great maturity for a guy on his way to a University Studies degree and a basketball career projection trending downward at a rapid rate to bring a child into the world.

http://www.okstate.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/lebryan_nash_778373.html

Not all college degrees are actually worth something in the professional world. Many are completely useless and guarantee nothing other than that you've wasted several years of school and will have to go back to school to get a useful degree.

My new favorite player is LeBryan Nash because it's obvious from this post that he banged twocoach's wife/gf.

 

[cyfan964]

Did no one notice Niang is listed as playing for the Iowa State Shockers?

 

[Spam]

Did no one notice Niang is listed as playing for the Iowa State Shockers?

Easy to confuse a Iowa and Wichita

 

[CloneLawman]

Did no one notice Niang is listed as playing for the Iowa State Shockers?

At least they didn't call him a Hawkeye. Now that would be insulting!!!

 

[VeloClone]

As far as degrees go, there are a lot of decent jobs out there that require a degree, any degree not necessarily one in the field of work. There are a lot of people who have a degree in one thing but end up working in an unrelated field. Many times you start in a field and when you are seeking promotion they want either a specific degree or experience + a four year degree. While getting one of these degrees is not ideal, to say that it will be completely useless isn't necessarily the case either.