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- 1Daishen NixUSAPG
- 2
Austin ReavesOklahomaSG - 3
Joel AyayiGonzagaSG - 4
Aaron HenryMichigan StateSG - 5
Matthew HurtDukePF - 6
McKinley Wright IVColoradoPG - 7
Chaundee BrownMichiganSF - 8
Carlik JonesLouisvillePG - 9
Sam HauserVirginiaSF - 10
Trendon WatfordLSUPF - 11DJ StewardDukePG
- 12Vrenz BleijenberghBelgiumSF
- 13
Justin ChampagniePittsburghSF - 14
Isaiah MillerUNC GreensboroPG - 15
Matt MitchellSan Diego StateSF - 16
John Petty JrAlabamaSG - 17
Duane Washington JrOhio StatePG - 18
AJ LawsonSouth CarolinaSG - 19
Yves PonsTennesseeSF - 20
Jose AlvaradoGeorgia TechPG - 21Amar SyllaSenegalPF
- 22Moses WrightGeorgia TechPF
- 23
Marcus GarrettKansasPG - 24EJ OnuUSAC
- 25
JaQuori McLaughlinUC Santa BarbaraPG
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Coby White returns for Hornets, Kon Knueppel 'right around the corner'
Coby White made his season debut for the Hornets on Monday vs. the Pistons and second-year guard Kon Kneuppel's return is also expected soon.
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ESPN presents: 'Portrait of an Artist' Stephen Curry captures the shooting artistry of the NBA legend
ESPN presents: 'Portrait of an Artist' Stephen Curry captures the shooting artistry of the NBA legend
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Michael Jordan congratulates Valykries star Gabby Williams after WNBA title
His Airness had a simple message for the Golden State Valkyries star after her 30-point performance in Game 7.
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Thunder to retire Russell Westbrook's No. 0
The Thunder will retire Russell Westbrook's No. 0 this season. The former MVP played the first 11 of his 18 seasons in Oklahoma City.
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Jaylen Brown's favorite purchase? An 18th century harp
The Sixers guard's Boston apartment contains possession of some rare pieces.
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Wilbon taking leave of absence from ESPN to address health issues
Michael Wilbon, the longtime ESPN commentator and co-host of "Pardon the Interruption," is taking a leave of absence to address health issues.
