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Jalen Green spurning Memphis, heading to G-League
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[QUOTE="mussels, post: 3519876, member: 5722"] The one potential issue is that coming out of high school, while great athletes, they are still just kids. At college, they are there with several similar kids, and there is a coach and support system to help them negotiate the transition. In the G league they will be surrounded by an older crowd, and a coach who may or may not be attuned to, or have time for some of the additional attention some of these kids may need off the court. I think that even one year in college probably makes a difference in that department. [/QUOTE]
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