He has NBA potential and I guess chose that over NIL or he didn’t qualify academically which I doubt. A few players each class chose the G league over college. The rockets young star was the last one and a few other guys from that class.7 threes
Looked worth the hype, only nitpick I could come up with is he does look like he trudges up and down the floor. but i'm sure he's still faster than majority of dudes 7'2+
not familiar with this scoot henderson kid either so nice to see him do his thing too. is there a reason why he didn't get offers from alot of top programs and opted for the ignite?
7'3 205lbs kid will be #1 pick in 2023 NBA DRAFT. Victor Wembanyama "best prospect ever" (UPDATE: height is now 7'5)
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OGBobbyJohnson
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Would like to see him on the Spurs or Orlando. Ainge and Presti don’t deserve to come up on this kid or Scoot.
O.iatlhawksfan
Devoted Joel Embiid hater
It’s very important there 2 go to an organization that won’t stunt their growth
yama yama yama yamaaaaaaaaaaa is coming 
Injury is the only thing that could derail him.
Him bringing the ball up is surreal. Literally some shyt you’d do on 2k. A 7’3 pg
Him bringing the ball up is surreal. Literally some shyt you’d do on 2k. A 7’3 pg
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He looks nasty holy shyt
TUA TAGOVAILOA
Superstar
He could've went anywhere. Some kids just prefer the g-league route, it's not seen as a step down or anything.
firemanBk
The Manslayer
He graduated early from HS and chose Ignite of his own volition7 threes
Looked worth the hype, only nitpick I could come up with is he does look like he trudges up and down the floor. but i'm sure he's still faster than majority of dudes 7'2+
not familiar with this scoot henderson kid either so nice to see him do his thing too. is there a reason why he didn't get offers from alot of top programs and opted for the ignite?
He would've gotten offers everywhere if he wanted to go to College he was a 5* recruit
IIVI
Superstar
Yup. Dude was going to be a top player either way.
As you can see, G League will probably start putting these players up against the best international players from here on out. It's a chance both for them and the international prospects to showcase what they got against each other.
Additionally, those prospects get pro-mentorship, share the court with players who have played in the NBA, get paid, etc. There is nothing any college player can tell you about playing for/against the Jokic and the Nuggets for example, but your G-League teammate can and they can get you set up for learning the league's intricacies.