Just like Peja Stojaković son is blowing up, Carlos boozer twins are blowing up. Cameron boozer is the number 1 high school prospect for his class

[Adebisi_Said]

 

[Ozymandeas]

its actually the father pushing his son in order to live vicariously through him
bron is focused on his own legacy so he didn't really push bronny to that extent

Agree. They're probably better teachers. Almost like coaches. You rarely see a HOF/top 50 player become a GOAT coach. It's always the middle of the pack guys or guys who had average careers. Those guys not doing it themselves gave them the drive to pour all their insights into their players, so I can easily see a father doing the same to their son.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

 

[Lord Beasley]

Joe boodens sons gonna be problems

 

[br82186]

We really about to go into an era where a Hugh percent of players are sons of former players.

Melo, Peja, Boozer, LeBron, Monty Williams, Ariza

 

[Sauce Dab]

We really about to go into an era where a Hugh percent of players are sons of former players.

Melo, Peja, Boozer, LeBron, Monty Williams, Ariza

Plus the ones that’s already in the league like Gary Payton, Tim Hardaway, Scotty Pippen etc

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Agree. They're probably better teachers. Almost like coaches. You rarely see a HOF/top 50 player become a GOAT coach. It's always the middle of the pack guys or guys who had average careers. Those guys not doing it themselves gave them the drive to pour all their insights into their players, so I can easily see a father doing the same to their son.

Agreed

They know what it takes at all levels. Seen greatness up close

So even though they weren't the star player on most teams, probably never even got a chance to be the star player but they still had long successful careers, still played at the highest level and probably made their careers off other things instead of being the star player.

So they are probably the most suited to becoming a solid coach compared to the superstars of their era.

Only Superstars I see becoming really good NBA coaches would be like a Kobe, Wade, Lebron, etc.. guys who either played at an intellectual level, prepared meticulously, or just study the game. Lebron be making team adjustments on the fly now for example.

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

Both of them committed to Duke today

 

["It Was Always Jerry"]

Both of them committed to Duke today

 

[aceboon]

Recruiting "analysts" were saying Miami had a real shot and that the moms was running the recruitment but I always figured they would wind up at Duke.

 

[FunkDoc1112]

lol

genetics are aa funny thing, mj was 6'6 and his younger brother was like 5'8 dunking and sh!t. having former pro parents helps but its no guarantee, all you have to do is look at mj and magics sons

its a crapshoot at the end of the day

Magic's son is like 6'5", he's just

 

[Controversy]

Recruiting "analysts" were saying Miami had a real shot and that the moms was running the recruitment but I always figured they would wind up at Duke.

The brotherhood

 

[FaTaL]

Magic's son is like 6'5", he's just

Where u think he got that from?

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]