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Solomon Bozeman and Shane Edwards updates
1. Solomon Bozeman (UALR) – After a summer chipping away at his master’s degree in Little Rock, the Sun Belt Player of the Year is staying in the Sun Belt to try his hand at a pro career. In early November, the Austin Toros drafted Bozeman, a Magnolia, Ark. native, in the fifth round. Through his first three games, he averaged four points, one rebound and 2.3 assists while teaming with former Razorback Stefan Welsh.
2. Shane Edwards(UALR) – Bozeman would do well to find the same level of NBDL success as Edwards, who averaged 16.7 points and 6.8 rebounds over 45 games for the New Mexico Thunderbirds last season. But despite playing in NBA summer leagues and tryouts for two consecutive summers, Edwards hasn’t quite been able to break into the domestic big time. So, this fall, he’s taken his act to Italy’s second-best league, where he undoubtedly makes many times over the $15,000-$25,000 he was annually banking in the NBDL....

More at the end of:
http://thesportsseer.com/2011/12/06/cold...-from-nba/


I didn't have time to find Chastity's latest stats from overseas ...
12-07-2011 12:45 AM
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Thanks for the info.
12-07-2011 09:16 AM
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RE: Solomon Bozeman and Shane Edwards updates
(12-07-2011 12:45 AM)basketballdan Wrote:  1. Solomon Bozeman (UALR) – After a summer chipping away at his master’s degree in Little Rock, the Sun Belt Player of the Year is staying in the Sun Belt to try his hand at a pro career. In early November, the Austin Toros drafted Bozeman, a Magnolia, Ark. native, in the fifth round. Through his first three games, he averaged four points, one rebound and 2.3 assists while teaming with former Razorback Stefan Welsh.
2. Shane Edwards(UALR) – Bozeman would do well to find the same level of NBDL success as Edwards, who averaged 16.7 points and 6.8 rebounds over 45 games for the New Mexico Thunderbirds last season. But despite playing in NBA summer leagues and tryouts for two consecutive summers, Edwards hasn’t quite been able to break into the domestic big time. So, this fall, he’s taken his act to Italy’s second-best league, where he undoubtedly makes many times over the $15,000-$25,000 he was annually banking in the NBDL....

More at the end of:
http://thesportsseer.com/2011/12/06/cold...-from-nba/


I didn't have time to find Chastity's latest stats from overseas ...

The Derek Fishers don't come along at UALR very often, do they!
12-07-2011 09:47 AM
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