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A Couple of Quick Recruiting Lessons from the NBA

June 11th, 2009 - by Brian Davidson

It has been a slow day in college recruiting news, so I thought I’d share some notes from the NBA.  First up is Larry Brown discussing the importance of playing hard on every play.

Trust me, college coaches evaluate prospects on the exact same characteristics.

And to wrap things up a great from Kobe Bryant on the intensity it takes to be a winner.

“As far as me hitting a wall, so what if I did?” Bryant said. “I didn’t, but so what if I did? … I’ll run straight through it.”

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One Response to “A Couple of Quick Recruiting Lessons from the NBA”

  1. dominique Says:
    June 15th, 2009 at 11:14 am

    so is it hard to get to college

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