Which MAC players have a chance of breaking into the NBA this year?

Ryan Rollins was the only MAC player drafted, going to Golden State with the 44th pick. Prior to the start of the summer league, Rollins was diagnosed with a broken bone in his foot. He had not noticed the injury, which was found during a routine exam. He will probably get some G-League time this year but also hopefully will suit up for the Warriors.

Ronaldo Segu, Jeenathan Williams, and Daeqwon Plowden are all playing in the summer league. Segu made it into highlight reels with this move:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExIRCcRc_No

Plowden had 16 points and 6 rebounds in 23 minutes in a game for the Pelicans, including a monster rebound dunk and an emphatic blocked shot.

Am I missing anyone?

(07-13-2022 12:00 PM)Lester Wrote:  Which MAC players have a chance of breaking into the NBA this year?

Ryan Rollins was the only MAC player drafted, going to Golden State with the 44th pick. Prior to the start of the summer league, Rollins was diagnosed with a broken bone in his foot. He had not noticed the injury, which was found during a routine exam. He will probably get some G-League time this year but also hopefully will suit up for the Warriors.

Ronaldo Segu, Jeenathan Williams, and Daeqwon Plowden are all playing in the summer league. Segu made it into highlight reels with this move:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExIRCcRc_No

Plowden had 16 points and 6 rebounds in 23 minutes in a game for the Pelicans, including a monster rebound dunk and an emphatic blocked shot.

Am I missing anyone?

Wow - just goes to show how bad a coach Whitesell is I mean he had so much talent at Buffalo.

Plowden going off. Now starting for the Pels summer league team and playing very well.

Preston has been solid but unspectacular at the point.

Pelicans and Plowden are on TV tonight on one of the ESPN channels, ESPN2 I think. He's worked really hard over the years and has improved dramatically since his early years so its good to see him doing well.