Brandon Jennings’ Decision has far-reaching consequences for the NBA

ESPN v. The Washington Bullets

DCPSR posted 7/9/2008 from dcprosportsreport.com

David Thorpe of ESPN is out with his evaluation of the 2008 rookie draft class and what he writes about Javale McGee isn’t pretty: “The D-League was made for players like McGee.” Oh, snap! John Hollinger of ESPN, one of the smartest and most influential basketball writers out there, has had plenty of doubts about the Bullets in the past and nothing Ernie Grunfeld has done in the last few ...

Brandon Jennings Has Made His Decision

Sactown Royalty found this 7/9/2008 on myespn.go.com

ESPN's Andy Katz reports : Arizona signee Brandon Jennings has decided to make an unprecedented move to forgo playing in college and instead pursue a professional career in Europe next season before likely entering the 2009 NBA draft, Jenning's ...

UA signee Jennings picks Europe

Signal to Noise found this 7/9/2008 on www.azcentral.com

Arizona signee Brandon Jennings will pursue a professional basketball career in Europe, backing out on his commitment to the Wildcats. “Over the course of the last two months I have consulted a number of people in basketball before coming to this ...

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised…Except for Sometimes on NBATV and Illegal Online Portals

Robtastic posted 7/9/2008 from upsideandmotor.blogspot.com

I salute you, Brandon Jennings. Some are going to say you’re crazy, and others are going to follow in your foot steps, but the important thing to understand is that what you’re doing is right. Commissioner Stern’s NBA age limit is well-documented as being absolutely ridiculous, and the league needs someone like Jennings to stick it to the man. College purists should be pleased to know that ...

Should He Stay Or Go: Brandon Jennings

The Beardown found this 7/9/2008 on jvsports.blogspot.com

The following comes from Dom over at The Beardown . He is diabollically opposed my beliefs about Brandon Jennings. He is also an Arizona Alum...not that that makes him bias... At all. Anyway, we swapped emails today and eventually decided to trade a ...