Fomer Gopher Royce White headed to NBA
Former Minnesota Mr. Basketball Royce White is headed to the NBA. The Iowa State sophomore says he intends to sign an agent soon and will enter his name in the 2012 draft.
Former Minnesota Mr. Basketball Royce White is headed to the NBA. The Iowa State sophomore says he intends to sign an agent soon and will enter his name in the 2012 draft.
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Former Minnesota high school basketball stars Royce White and Jordan Taylor will workout for the Timberwolves on Tuesday at Target Center. Both players expect their names to be called during the NBA Draft. White spent last season at Iowa State and Taylor spent the last four seasons at Wisconsin.
The Timberwolves are holding NBA Draft workouts Tuesday and the group of players will be headlined by Iowa State's Royce White and Wisconsin's Jordan Taylor. Both were high stars in Minnesota. Michigan State's Draymond Green will also be working out.
Former Minnesota Mr. Basketball winner and ex-Gopher Royce White was taken 16th overall by the Houston Rockets in the NBA Draft. White played for Iowa State last season. Guess who made the pick? Kevin McHale -- former Timberwolves GM and head coach.
Former Minnesota Mr. Basketball winner Royce White, has taken a path to the NBA Draft full of anxiety. He could have quit basketball but continues to play through anxiety to "prove to myself and others that I could play at an elite level." However, his anxiety could lower his draft stock.
Timberwolves president of basketball operations David Kahn watched NBA Draft prospects, including local stars Royce White and Jordan Taylor, workout at Target Center Tuesday. But he won't be picking a player because they are hometown favorites. "You have to just take the best person," Kahn said.
In a remarkable video, ESPN followed former Minnesota Mr. Basketball winner Royce White around on the night of the NBA Draft. White says his anxiety gets so bad at times that he feels like he's "dying." This video allows you inside White's anxiety-filled draft night.
David Kahn finished 10th in NBA Executive of the Year voting on Wednesday. The Timberwolves' president of basketball operations received one second-place vote and one third-place vote. Indiana's Larry Bird was voted the winner.
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