Marcelus Kemp News Archives

Today could be a historic day for the Nevada basketball program. The Wolf Pack could have two players selected in the NBA draft for the second straight season, which would be a first for a mid-major school ...

They pushed. And Eric Gordon pushed back. There was only one other player on the court when the baby-faced Gordon took center stage in workouts for the Clippers.

On Thursday, the Nevada basketball team could have two players drafted in back-to-back NBA drafts, which would be quite the feat for a non-BCS team.

They played at the same college and both are chasing their NBA dreams, but the paths they are taking couldn't be more different.

Posted by Jimmy Smith, The Times-Picayune June 19, 2008 12:58PM Categories: Hornets Bo McCalebb has one attribute that might hold him back in next week's NBA draft, according to Hornets Coach Byron Scott, one ...

The number of prospects the Charlotte Bobcats have brought in ahead of next week's NBA draft has reached 39.

Snyder weighs in on McGee's early departure Kirk Snyder , who we featured in Thursday's edition , was the first in the latest wave of Wolf Pack players to reach the NBA.

Among the six hopefuls at the Nets draft workouts yesterday were a pair of projected first round 7-foot centers - JaVale McGee of Nevada and Stanford's Robin Lopez, whose twin brother Brook is seen as a lottery ...

McGee making the rounds Step one in the transformation from a college player to an NBA player is declaring for the draft.

Keith Brumbaugh doesn't want to hear the odds. He doesn't want to hear the irrefutable numbers, that there are far more players on the court at the NBA predraft camp than there are available spots in the June ...

The Heat continued its draft preparations by working out four second-tier prospects today at AmericanAirlines Arena.

Wrapping up the Orlando pre-draft camp The Orlando pre-draft camp is over and here is what various Web sites are saying about former Wolf Pack players Marcelus Kemp and JaVale McGee and Reno High graduate David ...

For most players attending the annual NBA predraft camp, the first few days are full of mystery.