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Prospects continue to gather feedback and make decisions for the 2021 NBA draft.
Few prospects who seemed draftable have announced they ll be heading back to school. The biggest name yet to publicly declare or return is Texas Greg Brown, who we re projecting to stay in school.
There is still a considerable amount of down time for scouting departments from now until lottery night on June 21. We ve simulated the draft order with Tankathon, and the results triggered some interesting trades previously made.
1. Oklahoma City Thunder: Cade Cunningham (Oklahoma State, PG/SG, Freshman)
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The Oklahoma City Thunder s commitment to building through the draft could pay off big with some 2021 lottery luck. It will be a huge night for the franchise. Winning that first pick likely means adding Cade Cunningham to join Shai Gilgeous-Alexlander and create a big, skilled, versatile backcourt.
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Coming off a 10-win campaign and an appearance in the College Football Playoff last season, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish enter 2021 with a lot of questions.
Saturday s Blue-Gold Game was the first step toward finding answers. The Blue squad
came out on top 17-3
thanks to a potential breakout performance by true freshman quarterback Tyler Buchner.
Quarterback is one of the marquee positions that head coach Brian Kelly will be keeping an eye on. Ian Book, a fourth-round draft pick by the New Orleans Saints on Saturday, was the Irish s starter for the past three seasons.
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The U.S. is Losing $1 Trillion Annually to Tax Cheats: Live Updates
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Charles Rettig, the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, said during a Senate Finance Committee hearing that the agency lacks the resources to go after tax cheats.Credit.Anna Moneymaker for The New York Times
The United States is losing approximately $1 trillion in unpaid taxes every year, Charles Rettig, the Internal Revenue Service commissioner, estimated on Tuesday, arguing that the agency lacks the resources to catch tax cheats.
The so-called tax gap has surged in the last decade. The last official estimate from the I.R.S. was that an average of $441 billion per year went unpaid from 2011 to 2013. Most of the unpaid taxes are the result of evasion by the wealthy and large corporations, Mr. Rettig said.