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    using college basketball statistics to predict the NBA success Problem statement The current NBA draft system is adapted since 1993 to improve the league’s competitive balance. A NBA franchise that has the worst record previous year will have the highest 25% chance to win the No.1 pick in the next NBA draft (Price, 2015). Drafting a valuable player will have the profound effects on the success of a NBA team for the following reasons. Firstly, a NBA franchise only needs to pay its rookie with the small-scale

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    Johnson is a professional basketball player for the Brooklyn Nets and He now plays for the Miami Heat. Johnson averaged 16.3 points per game, third best on a team that entered the National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs seeded fourth in the Eastern Conference. He is one of the best NBA players from Arkansas (Joe Johnson (basketball). He was born on June 29, 1981 in Little Rock, AR. He is the only child of Diane Johnson the most influential person in his life. Played two seasons at University

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    Rhetorical Analysis The NBA and WNBA give the equal opportunity of playing professional basketball to both men and women, but the ages at which they are allowed to start their career differ. These age eligibility rules are believed by some to give an unequal opportunity to female basketball players. In the article, “Hoop Dreams Deferred: The WNBA, The NBA, And The Long-Standing Gender Inequality At The Game’s Highest Level”, N. Jeremi Duru discusses the age eligibility rules for the NBA and WNBA. Topics

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    High School to NBA: Good or Bad? Mel Plantenga College Composition P.4/5 March 6, 2013 Some of the greatest stars in the NBA were drafted straight out of high school. Lebron James, Kobe Bryant, and Dwight Howard are just a few examples. Even though, as of 2006, the NBA eligibility rule states that a player entering the NBA draft must be at least nineteen years old and a year removed from high school, it is still a huge debate in the sports world of whether or not this rule is the right choice

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    Draft Background Basketball has been around for many years, but in 1946 two leagues merged in to what is now called the National Basketball Association. The NBA decided there was a need for more competitive arena for the nations finest to enter and hone their skills. The NBA was creating the foundation of progress and exceeding exceptional potential. Originally the rules in place for a players eligibility revolved around completing a four-year degree for a college or university. (Henderson, 2009)

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    extra year in college will be a benefit for these young men to grow and develop as people and basketball players” (Reyes, 2014). NBA player want to have the right to earn as much money as they can as early as they can and fill fight to have the age lowered to 18 at the next collective bargaining meeting. They argue that no other sport limits there athletes as does the NBA not for hockey, not for baseball and not for soccer. If you are good enough to play you should be allowed to support you and your

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    In the summer of 2006, the NBA instituted the “one-and-done” rule prohibiting high school graduated from bypassing the collegiate level and entering the NBA Draft. To be more specific, this rule states that high school graduates will gain eligibility for the draft, one year after their high school graduation as long as they turn 19 years old by the end of the calendar year. This means players are not constricted to going to the collegiate level, but may choose to player overseas for a year while

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    In the year 2005 the National Basketball Association was forever changed. The NBA and its commissioner agreed to a collective bargaining agreement. The agreement included Article X which is now known as “The One and Done Rule”. The document stated that to be eligible for the NBa a player must be at least 19 years old and have to be out of high school for one year. Article X was created to prevent high school players from entering the NBA when they were clearly not ready. It was also created to promote

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    player kobe bryant has won 5 nba championships with the los angeles lakers. While establishing himself as one of the games greatest scorers. He was born in 1978 in philadelphia kobe bryant spent his early years in italy he went to the nba straight out of high school. He has been on the same team for his whole nba career “lakers” . Kobe is the best shooting gaurd to play the game and to play for the same team for 18 years , still competing at the age of 50 . He led the NBA in scoring during two seasons

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    The Portland Trail Blazers, are NBA (National Basketball Association) franchise in the city of Portland Oregon. The Portland Trail Blazers were founded in February 1970. They were founded by Harry Glickman who awarded the city of Portland, Oregon with a National Basketball Association (NBA) franchise. The investors who had made the 3.8 million were Herman Sarkowsky, Larry Weinberg, and Bob Schmertz. Portland joined Buffalo, Cleveland in the new teams of the NBA in 1970. Sarkowsky named Glickman

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