Do you think i have a good chance of going to the NCAA or going streight to the NBA with these stats?

Question

Ok i'm only a junior in high school and i have scored 31.3 points per game. 6'7'. 45% 3 point shooter. 97% free throw shooter 4.2 rebounds per game. I know im good but i think maybe i could go to the nba or go to a good college

I go to Ferris high school. Spokane Wa

Answer 1

I'm not sure but I don't think that you can go straight from high school into the NBA anymore.
Your Junior/Senior years are when the talent scouts come around for colleges.
But remember that scouts are not only into your stats (though they are a HUGE part) they are also into your personality. If you have a big head, are too proud or hot-tempered they may realize that they don't want to deal with you. Unless you are AMAZING. You're stats look really good.

Answer 2

The NBA has changed the rules. No longer can someone go straight from high school to the NBA. A person has to have been out of high school for one year.

Also if you were truly good you would already have had people looking at you and watching your games even if you're a junior. Heck, there is a school that has "locked up" and claimed an 8th grader! That you are on here asking the question you asked shows nobody has contacted you.

Just keep practicing and playing hard. It isn't too late for you to get noticed.

Answer 3

Neither. Why get on here and ask? Just go prove it to everyone. Just cuz you score 31 ppg doesnt mean your good. I had a friend who averaged 39 ppg his senior season and was offered a scholarship by EKU. Eastern Kentucky. Thats an OVC (Ohio Valley Conference) school, and they have to win the OVC to even get a 16 seed in the tourney. Your 6'7? So what, you may be slow. Might cant jump, might not be athletic. Put up 31 ppg in the ACC or the SEC. I dare ya!

Answer 4

good news for you people! i just discovered that this user s a phony! there is no 31.3 ppg .45% 3 point shooter 97% ft shooter 4.2 rpg player on ferris high school roster list... man you dont have to lie about it .... how do i know? thank god for the internet...go on check the site

Answer 5

of course expert basketball gamers are often greater proper than those nonetheless in college, notwithstanding there's a point of excitement contained in the NCAA tournament that is lacking contained in the NBA, for right here that is one loss and pass domicile. I prefer watching the NCAA over the NBA, yet be responsive to that decision is a private decision.

Answer 6

Sorry dude...new rule is you have to be 19 yrs. old to go into the NBA. That's why all the good players now are going to college for one year and then leaving for the pros. HS to the NBA is a huge jump and only the really special players like Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard can actually succeed.

Answer 7

Due to the change of rules in legal age for entering the NBA, I don't think u can make it straight there. Enter a good college and focus on both study and bball. Don't be another Kwame Brown!

Answer 8

Besides, if you were really great, Greg Popovich would have already bought you a ticket to Europe to play for a couple of years so he could build his team some more. He loves to get players without college experience.

Answer 9

So you have a better free throw % than the best free throw shooter in NBA history? BS

Answer 10

Washington huh? Probably should've had some scouts see you already. That said, I definitely don't see why a decent college wouldn't want you. Then from there if you work hard enough who knows? Maybe we'll hear about you in time.