Who do you think will have the better NBA career? I think both will be very good and I'd give the slight edge to White, but I would be interested in hearing your opinions on the relative draft stock and potential careers of each player.
Who do you think will have the better NBA career? I think both will be very good and I'd give the slight edge to White, but I would be interested in hearing your opinions on the relative draft stock and potential careers of each player.
John who? Whoever it is Royce would take his lunch money
This won't be close. Maybe Shurna could carry Royce's luggage or be a personal assistant for him or something. That would get him around the NBA.
Player worth pulling for
Goodman: Renardo Sidney (Mississippi State) -- He's conned me over the years, but I'm still hoping and praying people get to see the Big Sid I witnessed back in the day, when he was svelte and looking like Magic Johnson. I know that's multiple suspensions and bleacher altercations ago, but I'm holding out hope.
Parrish: Royce White (Iowa State) -- White went from a heralded prospect to a mess at Minnesota to a troubled transfer to the star of a surprising team from the Big 12, all while battling a legitimate mental illness. Before, he wasn't diagnosed. Now he's medicated. His turnaround has been remarkable, and his story could serve as an inspiration to millions of Americans facing similar issues.
Royce will be a solid NBA player. He won't be a superstar, but he will be a very good role player for a winning team. Shurna if he plays professional basketball will play overseas. He'd never make it in the NBA.
He could probley do his taxes or something.
Who do you think will have the better NBA career? I think both will be very good and I'd give the slight edge to White, but I would be interested in hearing your opinions on the relative draft stock and potential careers of each player.
John Schurna will not have an NBA career until he learns how to shoot the ball above his head. He will get his **** blocked all day long in the NBA.
I've seen him play, in person, numerous times....he's not an NBA player right now. Not saying he's not a good player, but he's not an NBA player.
Who do you think will have the better NBA career? I think both will be very good and I'd give the slight edge to White, but I would be interested in hearing your opinions on the relative draft stock and potential careers of each player.