WHERE ARE THEY NOW? NBA KIDS UPDATE!

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• まあ

  @まあ-f2c · 13 days ago (edited)

  Now I understand it is insanely difficult to become an NBA player. Being former NBA players’ kids guarantees nothing. They can go to top schools and all, but nothing is set in stone. <br>Thank you for this video, bro!!

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• SA

  @Sankaraist-e · 13 days ago

  I remember when people used to bring up Bol Bol being Sudanese as a reason he was having trouble adjusting to the NBA lol. Dude grew up in America, and his father made sure he didn’t have to experience growing up in Sudan.<br><br>Bol Bol’s biggest enemy is honestly himself. He’s an absolute baller, but his talent has never been the issue. His attitude and approach to the game are a huge reason he’s playing overseas instead of being in the NBA right now.

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• AL

  @alexissaves · 6 days ago

  People need to understand &quot;the business&quot; of basketball doesn&apos;t guarantee everyone will make it. &nbsp;Some of the kids are exceptional basketball but the teams all have an algorithm in which they work and choose players.

• ET

  @ethansherman8028 · 12 days ago

  Dennis Rodman also has a daughter who&apos;s one of the best female soccer players in the country

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• PR

  @PrinceJustin-o9t · 13 days ago

  Nice video. It’s fun seeing how old these kids have gotten

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• NG

  @Nguyening28 · 9 days ago

  Y&apos;all really skated right over why Jordan&apos;s son had to shut down Trophy Room...

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• AU

  @aurelio3trevor · 11 days ago

  Fisher coaches Barnes’ kids??? lol

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• AL

  @alex1vid · 8 days ago

  Tell a lot of kids the hardest part is the mentality. &nbsp;Kids can get the blue-print. &nbsp;You can&apos;t control genetics, but even with the genetics, and the blueprint, guys don&apos;t make it. &nbsp;A HUGE part of it - is mentality. &nbsp;It is so hard mentally to make it to that level. &nbsp;It&apos;s so much repetition, almost psychotic what you have to put your body through. &nbsp;And you have to genuinely love the process. &nbsp;Guys are just wired different to do it. &nbsp;You can push your kid as much as you want, but if they don&apos;t have it they just don&apos;t have it - and that&apos;s totally normal.

• KE

  @kevinreid6223 · 14 hours ago

  Iggy&apos;s son is 6&quot;7 that&apos;s who I&apos;m paying attention to. Chris Paul&apos;s son will for sure get better with him as a father and coach.<br><br>I wasn&apos;t a Chris Paul fan, but dude was elite and played at an elite level. He had some of the best handles in the NBA. He just never got credit for it.

• MA

  @martinsantos814 · 8 days ago

  Hakeem Olajuwon&apos;s son recently played in FIBA asia

• SU

  @SunnyDGoat · 2 weeks ago

  This is a fire video❤

• AR

  @archmaneric9251 · 9 days ago

  Stoyakovic kid looks pretty smooth.