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Parsa Fallah is returning to Oklahoma State for a fifth year of eligibility. The 6-10 senior averaged 14.7 points and 6.0 rebounds per game this past season. Fallah suffered a torn ACL in February but now gets one more run with the Cowboys.

Don Nelson coached the Golden State Warriors for 11 seasons, becoming the franchise’s all-time winningest coach with 422 regular-season wins. Under his leadership, Warriors led the league in scoring multiple times and famously upset the top-seeded Mavericks in the 2007 playoffs. Nelson’s innovative “small ball” tactics and offensive creativity helped reshape not just the Warriors, but the entire NBA’s approach to the game.

Allen Iverson recalled the first time he played against his idol, Michael Jordan in his 2016 Hoophall enshrinement speech. "You wanna be fast like Isiah, and you wanna shoot like Bird... rebound like Barkley. Pass like Magic. Be dominant like Shaq... but man, I just wanted to be like Mike."

Chicago Bulls (1995-96) -

Michael Jordan
Scottie Pippen
Dennis Rodman
Ron Harper
Luc Longley

Golden State Warriors (2016-17) -

Steph Curry
Klay Thompson
Kevin Durant
Draymond Green
Zaza Pachulia

In 13 NBA seasons played for the Los Angeles Lakers, Magic Johnson tallied 17,707 points, 10,141 assists, five championships, three MVPs, and three Finals MVPs—solidifying his legacy as the greatest point guard ever. #Showtimeera

Source - FOX Sports“Tonight, it just -- there in the second it was tight and just didn’t want to loosen up. I haven’t really had that before,” he said. Despite the setback, deGrom remained optimistic, adding, “I’m not too concerned… Hopefully I’ll make my next [start], we’ll see.”

As per the NBA career totals, Paul recorded 12,552 assists and 2,728 steals, while Thomas got 9,061 assists and 1,861 steals to his name. Paul earned nine All-Defensive Teams selections and has led the league in assists five times and steals six times. Thomas on the other hand earned zero All-Defensive honors and led the league in assists once.

In 1977, the NBA Draft consisted of 10 rounds (while some sources say 8 or 170 picks total), which teams and fans viewed as unnecessarily long and ridiculous. According to multiple reports, the Lakers used late-round picks to select the cartoon character Scooby-Doo and a wooden chair that was allegedly owned by Jerry West’s mother or the one he sat in. Both selections were rejected by the NBA. The league did not shorten the draft to its current format until 1989, nearly a decade later.

During his time with the Los Angeles Lakers (2021–2023), Russell Westbrook averaged 17.4 points, 6.9 rebounds, and 7.2 assists per game across 130 regular season appearances.

"First it was Caitlin Clark versus Angel Reese, now it's Caitlin Clark versus the league because they're fouling hard and now she has a security guard. Like, why aren't we talking about the game? Why aren't we talking about the game like we talk about the NBA?"

"Why are we looking at a 9, 2 and 2 player every time I look at ESPN? I understand what Sophie is doing to try to protect her teammate, but that's not what the league is based around."

"Nobody in the NBA was saying, 'Oh, I love Udonis Haslem' he wasn't making headlines for protecting Dwyane Wade. So why is Sophie Cunningham on every single TV screen talking about the WNBA?"