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Josh Giddey to be first NBA Academy graduate selected in NBA Draft

With Josh Giddey, Golden State Warriors Could Benefit From NBA's International Efforts

Tchatchoua's interesting trek to a national title at Baylor

Tchatchoua's interesting trek to a national title at Baylor Cameroon native is first NBA Academy alum to play in the men's basketball title game Maurice Brooks April 21, 2021 6:51 PM Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua was a key role player for Baylor as it won the 2021 NCAA title. Everyday Jon. To know Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua, is to realize his nickname could not be any more appropriate. “Everyday,” in Tchatchoua’s case, refers to his work ethic in everything he does in his life. Tchatchoua recently helped Baylor win the NCAA men’s basketball national championship. The sophomore’s modest line — six points, two rebounds, two steals and an assist — belied his key role in a defensive effort that at times suffocated the previously undefeated Gonzaga Bulldogs.

NBA Academy alums lining up for NCAA Tournament

NBA Academy alums lining up for NCAA Tournament

NBA Academies get a moment to shine in NCAA Tournament's spotlight

Lee for 3! Can This South Korean Break the NBA Barrier?

Lee for 3! Can This South Korean Break the NBA Barrier? Copy link By Ray Glier Copy link WHY YOU SHOULD CARE Because his sweet shot could help open doors for the NBA in the world's 10th-largest economy. By Ray Glier Sweet-shooting Hyunjung Lee represents a new NBA hope for South Korea. The 6-foot-7 wing models his moves after Steph Curry while playing at Curry’s alma mater, Davidson. Hyunjung Lee lifts his right elbow just enough for a proper arc and flicks an unspoiled follow-through, with his hand finishing toward the rim. “Lee for 3” is as rhythmic as his classic shooting form. A 6-foot-7 sophomore wing player at Davidson College, Lee’s exquisite mechanics have him shooting 45 percent from 3-point distance and 90 percent from the free throw line this season.