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Herb, Zion, BI, CJ, Murray?
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Herb, Zion, BI, CJ, Murray?
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Trey Murphy is hurt right? When healthy he should 1000% be starting.
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Pelicans got a weird lineup. They need some interior length. Like a Brook Lopez/Lauri/Myles Turner type player.
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He’ll always be remembered for partying with the Heat on South Beach when the Spurs lost in the finals.
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we're still doing the Pelicans thing?
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Not a ridiculous statement, this concept in this industry is 200% being spearheaded by black people.Ridiculous statement
Especially when white agents have been taking advantage for DECADES. As well as the NCAA profiting… FOR DECADES.
Look at the anger and jealousy Rich Paul created
You just ignored 60+ years of sports history and blamed black folks
Two wrongs don't make a right this is predatory lending as plain as day.
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Moheezy
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We also gotta account for the improvement of Jalen Williams, Chet, and Cason Wallace.
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Y’all shameful
Drew Weatherford (former FSU QB) and his group been doing it. There’s another group from the south (I think Alabama) that literally got sued in like 2022. I need to find the article. Try again
These guys have been doing it even before NIL deals but y’all like to lie a lot.
Look up Big League Advance
They hemmed Fernando Tatis up years ago. Sports Agency’s doing cash advances based on future earning potential is nothing new. But black folks are the biggest “loan sharks” of them all according to you guys
Bears DT Gervon Dexter sues Big League Advance Fund over NIL deal
The NIL craze had given college football players a chance to finally make some money.
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Zion isn’t ready defensively for small-ball but this is their only choice if they want to get everybody minutes.
Or they could just trade BI
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LOL at Shaq taking a timeout from hating.
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They got Candace looking crazy, smh
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Noticed that I said IN THIS INDUSTRY. I hadn't heard about this for basketball until it came across my desk. It's not some new/novel concept either all I can tell you is that when it came to the NBA, it was being led by black people. Not pointing fingers butY’all shameful
Drew Weatherford (former FSU QB) and his group been doing it. There’s another group from the south (I think Alabama) that literally got sued in like 2022. I need to find the article. Try again
These guys have been doing it even before NIL deals but y’all like to lie a lot.
Look up Big League Advance
Bears DT Gervon Dexter sues Big League Advance Fund over NIL deal
The NIL craze had given college football players a chance to finally make some money.
Big League Advantage: The $400 Million Investment Fund That Gives Athletes Cash In Exchange For Future Earnings - OnFocus
Joe Pompliano, in his Huddle Up newsletter, shed light on a little-known secret about baseball prospects and investors. Big League Advantage is an inv
ill steelo
is right from my experienceOther people doing it doesn't make it OK.
This really isn't worth a back and forth though it's a terrible idea full stop no one should do it.
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Part of the problem. Smh
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What’s “NEW” about this?
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Why would they use that pic of Doc??!!?
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