I think the biggest thing that stumped Julian Newman's development as a true PG that could play at the collegiate level was his father. Taking him out of a normal high school, making an entire school dedicated to just give Julian a platform for national attention, and also being his coach. I believe if Julian Newman played for a different head coach in his last couple of years playing Varsity HS basketball he would've learned and adapted to be a real PG, not the abomination his father yelled at him to be on the court.
@@BennyTherat I've seen just about every Julian Newman lowlights video ever made on TH-cam, every time he had a lowlight he could beat majority of defenders off the dribble but would choose to try to finish in the paint 1 on 3 or take a stutpid contested shot from deep, almost every lowlight play could've been a highlight play if he chose to pass the ball to a wide-open teammate since he always drew so much attention attacking. Julian had the speed to overcome the lack of size, but his fixation on scoring over playmaking for others is what turned all those potential highlights into lowlights. Also, he had the speed to blow past most defenders but had a fixation on chasing highlights and too much fancy dribbling. THAT is a product of coaching, or lack there of. A good coach would've hammered the mentality to take what the defense gives, make more plays for others, focus on using dribble combinations of no more than 3 dribbles to get past defenders, and opening up Julian's mind to mid-range stepbacks vs. deep-range stepbacks that he didn't have the upper & lower body strength to pull off. These simple tweaks to Julian's game easily would've made him a highly sought after player that D-3 and D-2 colleges, and maybe a handful of D-1 schools would've wanted in their programs.
Exactly just to set him up with the same issue which is mainly their height. Just got to be realistic, but the upside is they definitely made bank off him and his families popularity, so they got something out of it at least. There are worst situations in life to be in.
Which is even worse in his lack of success. Reminds me of the Ball bros but at least 2 of the 3 are serious NBA players. This kid got the BBB treatment with none of the success
He had a lot going against him. His dad made every team he coached about Julian. That kind of nepotism created Julian’s ego, which made coaches believe he’s uncoachable. His game really didn’t evolve past trying to be a highlight reel. And unfortunately his height didn’t help either. His dad stunted his growth.
@@kavarishettlesworth5929 yeah that’s crazy. At that height you really have to humble yourself, win ppl over and have an amazing work ethic. You can’t be low in height and low in character!
I have 2 kids, 3 and 4. I come from an athletic family. Me and siblings ALL got burned out by dad. Practices turning into punishment/conditioning. I don’t hate sports I still enjoy watching them, but I’ll never try to live out my dreams through my kids. I’m going to ask them, pick one thing you want to be good at and I’ll support you all the way.
Just don't be an ass to your kids, I think the documentary is called Trophy Kids... it's crazy what some parents do. I will give my kid a lot of support and hope he plays ball, and not sit on an iPad all day playing minecraft like his cousins.
I may even become a coach, maybe his friends will need someone to help them out as well. I know I didn't have my dad around that often due to divorce, you know?
Pretty sure if any of the college players even juco players may be able too they would have played at a higher level than he ever has and she's short as hell
There's always people like Julian. In middle school there was a kid like him who was popular and showy and in high-school he fell off because everyone else had a growth spurt and he didn't. Some people peak early and fall off and that's Julian.
Bros still got like 50+ years of life to choose what he wants to do 😂y'all the same type ppl who talk shit on someone's downfall then congratulate them when they at the top and act like y'all were there from the start😂
@@hoani3264: Would you calm down, Mr. Overreaction. The kid became a nobody on the basketball scene; that's all I got from the text. And OP is right. There was a kid in our middle school who was unstoppable; dunking at 11/12 with a jumper to boot. Fast forward to high school and he was just another shirt. Happens all the time for various reasons.
He started out WAY ahead of most other kids his age bc of his work ethic, then his lack of physical tools caught up to him. He has always been special and the best growing up and when he got up to the elite level, where he always thought he belonged, he found out he didn’t. He got smacked in the face by reality and he’s resentful. That’s why he lashes out. He’s ashamed he never met expectations and that will follow him for a long time. It’s heartbreaking.
I doubt he was even ahead of other kids at 11. If he met Bronny James, Bronny probably would've eaten him alive at that age. The competition he played was that bad that allowed an 11 year old kid to start playing at the varsity level. If he can't beat top level high school competition after hitting puberty, he wasn't going to beat them at 11. Even genetic freaks like LeBron James or Wilt would've struggled at 11 playing against the top high schools.
@@romanpipkin5573 - that's a dumb take. Work ethic is only part of the equation. Natural skill and luck are also factors. Bo Jackson had the skill and work ethic, but no luck in terms of injuries. Newman doesn't have the talent, he's genetically limited. He might be taller than Muggsy Bogues, but nowhere near the athletic freak, and even then Bogues was exploited on defense.
@@purplepill2024 i agree with you. Unfortunately basketball is a game for tall guys. If you are short like Iverson you have to be 100x more skillful than Wembanyama who is 7'4. And if you are athletic freak you should try other sports and have more success because height doesn't limit you
Not really, the father is basically the same height, which is normal, but look at the arms and the legs, he has short limbs also. he has no bounce and no IQ
Julian is the kind of player who scores 52 points by going 22 for 78 from the field, 3 from 25 from 3 and 5 for 12 from the FT line with 32 turnovers while his team loses 161-57 and come into the locker room to fight his "loser" teammates for embarrassing him.
I find it fascinating that the “basketball community” collectively anointed a small 11-year-old as a future NBA player. That’s one of the craziest things I’ve ever heard.
There have been plenty of times that people have known that will happen. It's usually when a kid is 11, 12 , or 13 and over 6'5" with the possibility of still growing. All the "media attention" is bought by his dad, you can pay for publicity and then have it snowball over time for more media opportunities. See how he never went on actual sports shows.
People that said that really didn't know shit. Everyone should know that a lot of players fall off between high school and college, and even more before that. You can't know what a kid will play and be like in 5 years. 5 years is an eternity at this level and this age considering they all are still growing and evolving a ton.
Do to much can lead to burn out I know a family of martial art kids was force into it cause the dad but when they ask me do u love it I said yes I did and they told me they hated it
I don’t think so. I think JN still had so much to give as we all know his Dad wanted the bag more than anything I mean who doesn’t??? Lavar obviously focused everything on his sons which is why he got his wife for the boost of height. My point is Julian was 3 point shooter and he actually WASNT that bad. If he’s left wide open he’s deadly! And since she’s shorter and skinnier in theory he should be faster and able to move like a fly, impossible to hit. It just got to his head and lost focus that’s all.
@@ohwowcacks How? That was Julian specialty is 3s just like GELO the only difference is that GELO will get in and either do a layup or a floater, and Julian can’t. You’re just straight hating.!
@@theneweraofmusic5578100 percent just yapping. Gelo wasn’t getting in the league regardless of his controversy. He’s a stiff player that can’t do much. Melo has even given him chances to make the hornets and he’s just trash. Julien is no different. He’s not a good player. He just dribbles a lot. Like this video says he’s practically a globetrotter, nothing more.
The downside of trying to engineer Fame & Fortune over creating a well rounded human being. I'm the dad of highly recruited offensive tackle. He started as a freshman at Oregon. The whole time we made sure he was humble and grateful for the opportunity. He went undrafted and is happily working in construction. He looks back at his high school and college career fondly and positively!
As someone who played rugby in school (where size is a huge factor) this concept of thinking little kids will have careers as athletes just because they show early capability at a sport is just a sad delusion. Around 12-13 I was relatively big for my peers - I managed to get selected for the provincial team, and I believed i would be able to go pro. Fast forward 5 years, and I didn’t even make the cut for my schools C-team. Sports can be a crushing dream. Edit: I’d just like the clarify that I am not saying that smaller athletes can’t make it big. I know thousands of stories of guys that were counted out because of the size, only to silence their critics. HOWEVER, if you are physically disadvantaged you have to compensate by being really exceptional in other areas. And even then, physicality can trump all of it. Think of lebron vs kyrie. No one would disagree that lebron is the better player. But no one would say that lebron is faster, more agile, more skilled, or a better shooter than Kyrie. Heck Kyrie is the best i nso many categories. But the size difference creates such a huge advantage that despite being better in many important categories, Kyrie is still not the better player.
Well said!! There are so many examples of polar opposites to this kid that didn't play basketball until junior or senior years in high school and that reached the NBA! I can see this young man is short and this demands he be a lock down defender and incredible point guard with record assists. Instead he's just a small, slow ball hog. I blame the father 100%!!
@@mcmerry2846 yeah and there’s more people who are average height and have dedicated their life to the sport getting passed up for 6’8 guys that started 2 years ago.
He had potential, not for the NBA of course but if he had developed his game better he would now be playing for some team and not almost retired like now. His problem was that he never had a real coach (not his father) to show him the true path and guide him. He was always more focused on seeking personal highlights rather than teamwork, in addition to not managing the ego of being the star of social media.
@@MrJpmoneypants The height handicap should not be overlooked, I agree. I think if he had a real coach who taught him how to actually play the team game and use his ball handling skills to create space or facilitate plays... he could've worked out in some league some where in the world beyond educational institutions. For now it seems like he's getting back into playing for the love of the game. I really hope his game does develop and takes it to the next level.
@@MrJpmoneypants That doesn't matter, you have the example of Markquis Nowell who is practically the same height as julian and had a great career in college and now plays in the NBA and gleague, that's the difference when you do things right. If julian had followed the path right, at least I'd be playing in a decent league.
Never believed the hype especially after seeing how short his dad is. It’s not even a personal attack just basic biology. His dad picked the wrong sport for him to focus on. Could of been a boxer, wrestler, soccer, gymnastics… but basketball??? Ain’t no way
You could tell in the video where he was going against Jathan or whatever his name is, that he was a too physically mature to grow much more or get much stronger or quicker
This is what happens when parents try living their dreams thru their kids.. end up ruining any chances for their kids to love their own dreams. Julian is a victim of his father greed.
No he isn't. He's a victim of a lack of height and a lack of athleticism. He has skills, but he lacks athleticism, just like the video mentioned. Guys like Mugsy Bogues and Spud Webb were short, but they were super quick and explosive. Julian Newman is neither. At 5'7" Spud Webb could 360 dunk. Julian Newman doesn't even come close to being able to dunk.
@@user-sg8kq7ii3y he could go overseas and play? Tf you talking about he could of became a dribbling coach.. street baller.. but his dad ruined it for him
And his play style is horrible he's a ball hog if he used his speed to get create for others but that's the issue. And he's not athletic but I think he would be a decent point guard if he could create
Bro, he’s 5’5” to 5’7”. He’s not the most athletic, he’s not fast, and he’s not a team player. If you’re short you have to be literally be the best to make it to the NBA.
ey man im 5’7 and played for 10 years basketball and I regret it because i knew deep down I was not going to be tall (the tallest person in my family is 5’10 ). There are kids that are tall and can do stuff with no effort I played point guard and I had better handles shooting and iq in the court than others but sometimes you have to accept reality and that it was never meant for me to be a basketball player.
It’s not really the fact that u were never meant to be a basketball player it’s just that being taller and longer makes everything so much easier so you would have to train harder and be much better compared to ur peers who might not even put in half the work but still be better. It really depends on how far you want to take basketball and accepting the fact things are always going to be harder for you compared to a taller person.
To be honest he had a work ethic I think if his dad wasn’t his coach his whole life he would have went a little farther like he isn’t terrible. I don’t think a regular coach would enable him like his dad does to take these terrible shots.
I agree with you. If his dad was just his skills coach and Julian had a solid coach that taught him how to play the right way, dude could’ve learned how to be a slick point guard. I think the potential for money, and the money they have made is what kept his Dad looming in Julian’s spotlight 😂😂 I will add no disrespect for getting paid, just feel bad the kid didn’t get very close to his dream.
Was never sold on the hype. He never changed his shooting style since a little kid. Kids shoot from the chest, as you get older that shooting style is supposed to change.
He's an insanely short point guard. He could've made it on a small D1 roster if he would've built his game around ball handling, defense, and racking up assists. Scoring should've been his last priority as a point guard. His dad did a great job developing his skills as a young kid, but should've stopped coaching him after middle school. He needed someone to teach him how to be a team player, humble him, and not constantly be the center of attention.
@@freddie4682 the fact that I never up vote my comments and neither did I with these ones, plus the the fact you're getting triggered by your own imagination is a statement of my intellectual superiority over your illiterate persona.
I’m 5’8 I hear a lot people say it’s short for basketball but at the end of the day it’s reality you can still love the game , play it cause you enjoy it not everyone is gonna be blessed to have a height of 6ft I learned to be grateful for who I am 💯
There are tens of thousands of same level player as him in the schools, but even more worse players. The fact is that he played inferior players just to hype him up, and whenever faced real competition he wouldn't go off because he does not have the skills. Watching his physical attributes, BB IQ, emotional intelligence, this guy wouldn't even cut to compete in the NBA D-League.
His moves were quick but like the narrator said, no separation. So once people played actual defense against him; he didn't really have any counters or pump fakes. Example given: no spin move. His game was sped up, but the actual moves basic and one dimensional. Had no crossover. Peace
Julian is gonna wake up one day being 43 years old wondering where the time went if his only goal is to play in the NBA or professional basketball period.
The thing about kyrie is that he can change the pace of his dribble/drive which can make him unpredictable. Julian is too readable, he dribbles too fast without going anywhere, then shoots a questionable three or takes a smoothered layup. He's not a space creator nor is he a playmaker.
7:25 glad you turned up the background music, I was getting fed up of listening to what you had to say. Not like I was paying attention to your thoughts on the matter nor did I click to hear more about what you had to say. I was in it just for the background music.
I think sometimes these people get labeled as prodigies way too soon. Julian had one of the biggest upsides ever, but it was dependent on him getting taller, being more efficient with his dribbles, not being the main option always. His ego depleted some of those aspects and his physical nature just didn’t get there.
The craziest thing to me is that his father never gave julian gh while he was growing up. Its obvious hes his father's experiment. Dude didnt even try to make him taller. He couldve had his son do soccer,track,tennis,etc.
I recorded Julian in high school for overtime sports, he was absolutely terrible. Ball hog, throwing up every shot over larger defenders, turning the ball over when he did attempt to pass, poor body language and always trying to get foul calls when there was no legitimate contact.
About 8 minutes in, the background music gets loud as hell🤣 solid vid tho🙏 Julian can hoop regardless! There’s just levels to hooping. He did as well as one could at the level he played at💯
@@chrisschaeffer9661 he can hoop bro lol He’d crap on 99% of the people that bad mouth him🤣 He isn’t good enough to play college or professionally tho. That’s the difference. But most people aren’t
He played 3x more as a varsity than many others. Some of the records still better than his, were done in 2-3 years. Not 7. His PER is shit. To put it simple. Give someone 30 shots at a 3. And then give Julian Newman 100 shots. And see who makes the most. Yeah, he has “records”. Na. He just played way more games than anyone else. And it’s not even close.
I kinda feel bad for him. Julian's career reads like a greek tragedy. We could see and tell how the story would end, and there was nothing he could do. The game was rigged from the start
I am seeing this same scenario play out in front of me on a smaller scale. A kid miles ahead of others at a young age. Dad starts a team to try to create a better environment for his son, the team becomes an academy. Dad talks about college ball before the kid starts middle school. At first the Dad's team is helpful, then it becomes a crutch when other kids catch up in skills and exceed in height. The Dad's team focuses on the kid, he learns to be selfish and only play one way. The other teams start benching the kid, the family makes a ton of reasons other than the obvious, (he has been eclipsed), so he only plays for the Dad's team. Growth stunted, dream dead. BTW, to all short parents, your kids will not be tall, so a career in basketball is not for them - try soccer (the greatest players that ever lived were not tall).
I've been using my wife's face soap to wash my ass for months. I swear to god this was an accident. My wife bought a bar of soap that looked somewhat nice about a year ago. It stayed in our shower for months and never seemed to be getting smaller. About 6 months ago my soap bar ran out and I decided to use her fancy bar. It never seemed to get smaller so I figured it was just there a show soap or something. To be looked at but never touched. I decided that that bar of soap was now my ball sack and ass cleaner. For months I used this poor bar to clean the sweat and grime off my unspeakables. I was happy. But it all came crashing down today. I was brushing my teeth and I saw that same soap bar being lathered all over my wife's face. I felt like vomiting but had to hide it fast. I gave her a lame thumbs up and smiled. She probably thought I was a dumbass. Anyways I will take this to my grave because my wife would murder me if she ever found out. Hopefully it stays that way.
His dad made some very good decisions for Julian's career. Hyping the kid as a prodigy and getting a TV show has made Julian a millionaire despite always being an very extreme long shot to play in the NBA because of his size. There are currently 2 guys shorter than 6 foot in the NBA and both are taller than Julian. Job well done IMO. Which non NBA prospects have made as much money as Julian Newman? He's likely the GOAT in terms of turning limited basketball upside into dollars.
At first I always felt bad for Julian cause it always seemed like hus dad was pushing this onto him which he was. He knew damn well Julian wasnt gonna grow but yet you teach him to ball hog lol. Plus the guys attitude matches his height.
Idk why you guys want to hate on him so much in these comments. He was disadvantaged with height and still managed to have a succesful basketball career. Worked his ass off and even though he’s not in the nba he’s still a bucket.
"Dubbed the best 6th grade Basketball Player you've ever seen by THE HUFFINGTON POST"! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I know when I want hard hitting, in-depth Basketball reporting, the first place I go is The Huffington Post! Hahahahah!
Muggsy made the league because he played his position well, was a formidable defender, and an absolute athletic freak. He contributed directly and significantly to hornets back when they were actually legit. All Julian ever had was a handle and he didn't even really have that in his later teen years. Just wanted to state that
JJ Barea, Isaiah Thomas, Nate Robinson all under 6 feet ft tall but not 5'3. Mugsy was 5'3.. ain't no way a 5'3 guard making the league in this era of basketball.. they would need to create a league for guys that are 6'6 and under.. and even then they probably still wouldn't make it
@@northofmainstreet7281 Yea Mugsy could make the league today. This modern era is built on "Small Ball" and perimeter and guard type players. Also if Mugsy could play in an era where Big Men dominated and Posting up every possession was the norm, what makes you think he can't play today where big men don't dominate and hardly no one post up??? It is much harder to defend post up players much larger than you, than to defend the same size player on the perimeter.
@@eddiew2325 of course height is a major factor, I am not saying Wemby didn't practice and work hard but height helps a lot. There's a reason the NBA isn't populated with a lot of shorter people. Height gives you a major advantage.
I think the biggest thing that stumped Julian Newman's development as a true PG that could play at the collegiate level was his father. Taking him out of a normal high school, making an entire school dedicated to just give Julian a platform for national attention, and also being his coach. I believe if Julian Newman played for a different head coach in his last couple of years playing Varsity HS basketball he would've learned and adapted to be a real PG, not the abomination his father yelled at him to be on the court.
High School situation and hype aside, his dad didn't teach him fundamentals or the right skills. He taught him to be a dribble merchant
He lacked size and athleticism. Beingin a true pg was next to impossible bc he's too small to get the ball around bigger defenders.
Thank you and also he plays no AAU basketball or no eybl too be seen plus he never had a true coach
@@BennyTherat I've seen just about every Julian Newman lowlights video ever made on TH-cam, every time he had a lowlight he could beat majority of defenders off the dribble but would choose to try to finish in the paint 1 on 3 or take a stutpid contested shot from deep, almost every lowlight play could've been a highlight play if he chose to pass the ball to a wide-open teammate since he always drew so much attention attacking. Julian had the speed to overcome the lack of size, but his fixation on scoring over playmaking for others is what turned all those potential highlights into lowlights. Also, he had the speed to blow past most defenders but had a fixation on chasing highlights and too much fancy dribbling.
THAT is a product of coaching, or lack there of. A good coach would've hammered the mentality to take what the defense gives, make more plays for others, focus on using dribble combinations of no more than 3 dribbles to get past defenders, and opening up Julian's mind to mid-range stepbacks vs. deep-range stepbacks that he didn't have the upper & lower body strength to pull off. These simple tweaks to Julian's game easily would've made him a highly sought after player that D-3 and D-2 colleges, and maybe a handful of D-1 schools would've wanted in their programs.
Agreed
It’s clear his dad was living through him. Julian was living the life his dad wanted for himself
Exactly just to set him up with the same issue which is mainly their height. Just got to be realistic, but the upside is they definitely made bank off him and his families popularity, so they got something out of it at least. There are worst situations in life to be in.
Like most parents who put there kids into sports unfortunately.
Seen it so many times!
so
Which is even worse in his lack of success. Reminds me of the Ball bros but at least 2 of the 3 are serious NBA players. This kid got the BBB treatment with none of the success
At least his dad got him into going outside 😂
He had a lot going against him. His dad made every team he coached about Julian. That kind of nepotism created Julian’s ego, which made coaches believe he’s uncoachable. His game really didn’t evolve past trying to be a highlight reel. And unfortunately his height didn’t help either. His dad stunted his growth.
i see what you did there in the end lol
In more ways than one
Both literally and figuratively
Yeah cause people are telling me that he is not 5’7 like how it says on google. They told me that he is 5’5.
@@kavarishettlesworth5929 yeah that’s crazy. At that height you really have to humble yourself, win ppl over and have an amazing work ethic. You can’t be low in height and low in character!
Half the video was a documentary the last half was just roasting the kid 😂😂😂
Tone flipped hard LOL
he is small but he cant jump or athletic enough against bigger opponents.he can be easilly overwhelmed ends up loosing the ball
I have 2 kids, 3 and 4. I come from an athletic family. Me and siblings ALL got burned out by dad. Practices turning into punishment/conditioning. I don’t hate sports I still enjoy watching them, but I’ll never try to live out my dreams through my kids. I’m going to ask them, pick one thing you want to be good at and I’ll support you all the way.
Just don't be an ass to your kids, I think the documentary is called Trophy Kids... it's crazy what some parents do. I will give my kid a lot of support and hope he plays ball, and not sit on an iPad all day playing minecraft like his cousins.
@@wulver810 You’ll be a great parent! Glad we still have people like this out there.
I may even become a coach, maybe his friends will need someone to help them out as well. I know I didn't have my dad around that often due to divorce, you know?
nega ya staying in da hood then
Be honest. Were you good though?
i feel like one of us in the comment section could beat em😭
This video is going to become very popular, so I expect that some excellent players will start watching it. Julian is also 5'7, short asf
@@thecosmicimaginationyea bro lil homie don’t play no defense. He will get cooked
Hahahaha. I think you might be right!
Pretty sure if any of the college players even juco players may be able too they would have played at a higher level than he ever has and she's short as hell
Truth be told probably will have some folks who played against looking at this like they knew this back then
There's always people like Julian. In middle school there was a kid like him who was popular and showy and in high-school he fell off because everyone else had a growth spurt and he didn't. Some people peak early and fall off and that's Julian.
Yea, and Julian's claim of 5'7" is a joke I bet he is about 5'4".
Bros still got like 50+ years of life to choose what he wants to do 😂y'all the same type ppl who talk shit on someone's downfall then congratulate them when they at the top and act like y'all were there from the start😂
@@hoani3264: Would you calm down, Mr. Overreaction. The kid became a nobody on the basketball scene; that's all I got from the text.
And OP is right. There was a kid in our middle school who was unstoppable; dunking at 11/12 with a jumper to boot. Fast forward to high school and he was just another shirt. Happens all the time for various reasons.
He made a name for himself and you calling him a nobody lmao?@@nottelling4828
You people find anything to talk bad on lmao do you talk bad about you're mum behind her back?@@nottelling4828
Imagine peaking in 6th grade. 😂😂😂
But you're a nobody?
Looks like that’s where his height peaked too
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 fo' real bro.
Damn
You never was on at all 😂😂
He started out WAY ahead of most other kids his age bc of his work ethic, then his lack of physical tools caught up to him. He has always been special and the best growing up and when he got up to the elite level, where he always thought he belonged, he found out he didn’t. He got smacked in the face by reality and he’s resentful. That’s why he lashes out. He’s ashamed he never met expectations and that will follow him for a long time. It’s heartbreaking.
It’s his height 5’5 😂
I doubt he was even ahead of other kids at 11. If he met Bronny James, Bronny probably would've eaten him alive at that age. The competition he played was that bad that allowed an 11 year old kid to start playing at the varsity level. If he can't beat top level high school competition after hitting puberty, he wasn't going to beat them at 11. Even genetic freaks like LeBron James or Wilt would've struggled at 11 playing against the top high schools.
It is what it is. I mean everyone ia praising Bryant for his work ethic but i would like to see Kobe being 5'6 and playing nba.
@@romanpipkin5573 - that's a dumb take. Work ethic is only part of the equation. Natural skill and luck are also factors. Bo Jackson had the skill and work ethic, but no luck in terms of injuries.
Newman doesn't have the talent, he's genetically limited. He might be taller than Muggsy Bogues, but nowhere near the athletic freak, and even then Bogues was exploited on defense.
@@purplepill2024 i agree with you. Unfortunately basketball is a game for tall guys. If you are short like Iverson you have to be 100x more skillful than Wembanyama who is 7'4. And if you are athletic freak you should try other sports and have more success because height doesn't limit you
If I'm an NBA scout, 'small', 'unathletic', 'poor shot selection', 'slow', and 'bad attitude' are sort of red flags.
His father stunted his growth literally in every way. Lmao even physically.
He should play in a Philippines league due to his height
@@Demon_232 agreed
He looks more like 5'5/5'6 tbh
Not really, the father is basically the same height, which is normal, but look at the arms and the legs, he has short limbs also. he has no bounce and no IQ
@@Demon_232
Even here, he would still be on the shorter side .
Role player
Could’ve been a decent boxer or soccer player given his extreme work ethic 🤦🏾♂️, father chose the worst sport for him to play.
I was just about to say the same thing and or even in MMA
@@RaulFlores-ge7uh Less reliant on height and more on weight classes and skill
lowkey i think that basketball was the worst option for him
@@lancestrickland6208 it objectively was, both his parents are midgets and he had no signs of a growth spurt anytime 💀
Dude would’ve been a monster boxer at like 115, 122 pounds
Julian is the kind of player who scores 52 points by going 22 for 78 from the field, 3 from 25 from 3 and 5 for 12 from the FT line with 32 turnovers while his team loses 161-57 and come into the locker room to fight his "loser" teammates for embarrassing him.
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@bl-nt7vg 🤥
sounds like kobe
@@eub3429 🤥
@@eub3429welcome to TH-cam.. where Nueman and Kobe get compared somehow 🤣
I find it fascinating that the “basketball community” collectively anointed a small 11-year-old as a future NBA player. That’s one of the craziest things I’ve ever heard.
They probably thought he'd grow taller.
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And then just as quickly absolutely tore him down when he didn't meet those expectations
There have been plenty of times that people have known that will happen. It's usually when a kid is 11, 12 , or 13 and over 6'5" with the possibility of still growing.
All the "media attention" is bought by his dad, you can pay for publicity and then have it snowball over time for more media opportunities. See how he never went on actual sports shows.
People that said that really didn't know shit. Everyone should know that a lot of players fall off between high school and college, and even more before that.
You can't know what a kid will play and be like in 5 years. 5 years is an eternity at this level and this age considering they all are still growing and evolving a ton.
Why are we still making Julian Newman videos dawg. Like put this shit to rest already 😂
He’s already thinking about college ball, he’s 11yrs on varsity give em some slack😂
please let this guy continue to fade into obscurity, he had his moment
Savage but facts 💯
He still got time lol
naw the hate is crazy😂
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The only thing Julian got going for him is how fast he can shake is head from side-to-side
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Lol
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ahaha he looks stupid doing that. I feel like he's gonna have a seizure or something.
If you played sports, you know there’s always those players that develop early but then reach their limit and get passed by others.
His biggest problem is his genetics. Had he grown to 6-9" he would have had a shot at making an NBA roster
Do to much can lead to burn out I know a family of martial art kids was force into it cause the dad but when they ask me do u love it I said yes I did and they told me they hated it
Or they get attention for some stupid ass shit like his dribbles. With no actual skill/talent to back it up
He never developed period dude still has the body of a kid
bro really peaked at 11💀💀
I don’t think so. I think JN still had so much to give as we all know his Dad wanted the bag more than anything I mean who doesn’t??? Lavar obviously focused everything on his sons which is why he got his wife for the boost of height. My point is Julian was 3 point shooter and he actually WASNT that bad. If he’s left wide open he’s deadly! And since she’s shorter and skinnier in theory he should be faster and able to move like a fly, impossible to hit. It just got to his head and lost focus that’s all.
@@theneweraofmusic5578He is 5’5 5’6 he was never going to make it
@@theneweraofmusic5578 bro you’re just yapping
@@ohwowcacks How? That was Julian specialty is 3s just like GELO the only difference is that GELO will get in and either do a layup or a floater, and Julian can’t. You’re just straight hating.!
@@theneweraofmusic5578100 percent just yapping. Gelo wasn’t getting in the league regardless of his controversy. He’s a stiff player that can’t do much. Melo has even given him chances to make the hornets and he’s just trash. Julien is no different. He’s not a good player. He just dribbles a lot. Like this video says he’s practically a globetrotter, nothing more.
It wild to make a thumbnail title say “how bad is he really” next level 😂😂😂 that funny af
Why the music get louder once he started roasting him 😂😂
This guy making the video is a dunce that's why. He only has 3k subs. He's trash
fr! too funny
@sailesh_sharma it's coz he sucks. That's why
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The background of heroics playing while you roast the shit outta him is hilarious 😂😂😂
Dribbling the ball as fast as you can doesn't make you an NBA Prospect😂
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Those are called handles and it most certainly does if its coupled with other skills
@@VegasD702* coupled up exactly just like every hopper,, one dominant advantage + coupled up=well rounded game
@@VegasD702gio can dribble fast you think he could make it?
@@MJsBaldhead review my first comment. What else can he do?
The downside of trying to engineer Fame & Fortune over creating a well rounded human being. I'm the dad of highly recruited offensive tackle. He started as a freshman at Oregon. The whole time we made sure he was humble and grateful for the opportunity. He went undrafted and is happily working in construction. He looks back at his high school and college career fondly and positively!
0:57 “hasn’t EVEN made it to the nba” 🤣🤣🤣 I love how you say it like if it’s so easy to make it to the nba 😂😂😂
Kid started smoking crack 😂😂😂😂😂
As someone who played rugby in school (where size is a huge factor) this concept of thinking little kids will have careers as athletes just because they show early capability at a sport is just a sad delusion. Around 12-13 I was relatively big for my peers - I managed to get selected for the provincial team, and I believed i would be able to go pro. Fast forward 5 years, and I didn’t even make the cut for my schools C-team. Sports can be a crushing dream.
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I’d just like the clarify that I am not saying that smaller athletes can’t make it big. I know thousands of stories of guys that were counted out because of the size, only to silence their critics. HOWEVER, if you are physically disadvantaged you have to compensate by being really exceptional in other areas. And even then, physicality can trump all of it.
Think of lebron vs kyrie. No one would disagree that lebron is the better player. But no one would say that lebron is faster, more agile, more skilled, or a better shooter than Kyrie. Heck Kyrie is the best i nso many categories. But the size difference creates such a huge advantage that despite being better in many important categories, Kyrie is still not the better player.
Well said!!
There are so many examples of polar opposites to this kid that didn't play basketball until junior or senior years in high school and that reached the NBA! I can see this young man is short and this demands he be a lock down defender and incredible point guard with record assists. Instead he's just a small, slow ball hog. I blame the father 100%!!
That’s why I’m a streetballer now. Highest comp is ymca on my off days lol as well as park takeovers with my boy
I know dudes that are 6'8" and training early, and they suck in basketball
@@mcmerry2846 yeah and there’s more people who are average height and have dedicated their life to the sport getting passed up for 6’8 guys that started 2 years ago.
@@TheFiki14 20y or so 6'8, plays basketball since 12 and he sucked my balls on the basketball tournament
He had potential, not for the NBA of course but if he had developed his game better he would now be playing for some team and not almost retired like now. His problem was that he never had a real coach (not his father) to show him the true path and guide him. He was always more focused on seeking personal highlights rather than teamwork, in addition to not managing the ego of being the star of social media.
That’s on point
You're on to something, he never had a "real" coach. He was the main character on a team created by his father who wears eyeliner.
Maybe, but that doesn’t really matter when you top out at 4’11
@@MrJpmoneypants The height handicap should not be overlooked, I agree. I think if he had a real coach who taught him how to actually play the team game and use his ball handling skills to create space or facilitate plays... he could've worked out in some league some where in the world beyond educational institutions.
For now it seems like he's getting back into playing for the love of the game. I really hope his game does develop and takes it to the next level.
@@MrJpmoneypants That doesn't matter, you have the example of Markquis Nowell who is practically the same height as julian and had a great career in college and now plays in the NBA and gleague, that's the difference when you do things right. If julian had followed the path right, at least I'd be playing in a decent league.
He is the definition of how being overly exposed can sometimes go against you😢
To much hype to early😢
That's not why he failed. He has a poor attitude. He thinks he is the greatest and still does.
@@tdb4763 oh yeah that to😁
to be fair, the guy still made millions off of social media so it still worked out
Never believed the hype especially after seeing how short his dad is. It’s not even a personal attack just basic biology. His dad picked the wrong sport for him to focus on. Could of been a boxer, wrestler, soccer, gymnastics… but basketball??? Ain’t no way
Exactly
You could tell in the video where he was going against Jathan or whatever his name is, that he was a too physically mature to grow much more or get much stronger or quicker
Next time turn up the background music I almost couldn’t hear it
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What do you need background music for kid? Take a nap.
@ I was being sarcastic, I couldn’t hear the video because the music was so loud
This is what happens when parents try living their dreams thru their kids.. end up ruining any chances for their kids to love their own dreams. Julian is a victim of his father greed.
No he isn't. He's a victim of a lack of height and a lack of athleticism. He has skills, but he lacks athleticism, just like the video mentioned. Guys like Mugsy Bogues and Spud Webb were short, but they were super quick and explosive. Julian Newman is neither. At 5'7" Spud Webb could 360 dunk. Julian Newman doesn't even come close to being able to dunk.
@@user-sg8kq7ii3y he could go overseas and play? Tf you talking about he could of became a dribbling coach.. street baller.. but his dad ruined it for him
@@OrphanTraveler97stop cursing its a sin.
@@gregkareem9824lmao
@@gregkareem9824Ok
please wtf is with the loud dramatic ass backround music. chill out
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I had to pause the video sometimes thinking I had a mobile game ad playing in a background tab but it was just this
Nah word it’s like you riding into battle and it’s just bout Julian Newman 😭
Right. I said I could probably just find out what I need to know by just reading the comments smh. Video is way too dramatic for no reason.
They acting like bro murdered someone
He isn’t necessarily bad but he’s just way too small and he doesn’t haven’t enough skill to make up for that
And his play style is horrible he's a ball hog if he used his speed to get create for others but that's the issue. And he's not athletic but I think he would be a decent point guard if he could create
@@Drkbardockssjfor sure. With a different mentality and play style he could be better
@@JeffersonSteelflexx I doubt he’ll be able to change with all the shit his dad burned into him
This is the reason no of us can't make it😂
@@LuisMedina-cg7wn but I’m 8 foot on stilts 😔
This is the most overrated high school player of all time
Bro, he’s 5’5” to 5’7”. He’s not the most athletic, he’s not fast, and he’s not a team player. If you’re short you have to be literally be the best to make it to the NBA.
I’d say he’s a little fast but everything else your right
ey man im 5’7 and played for 10 years basketball and I regret it because i knew deep down I was not going to be tall (the tallest person in my family is 5’10 ). There are kids that are tall and can do stuff with no effort I played point guard and I had better handles shooting and iq in the court than others but sometimes you have to accept reality and that it was never meant for me to be a basketball player.
It’s not really the fact that u were never meant to be a basketball player it’s just that being taller and longer makes everything so much easier so you would have to train harder and be much better compared to ur peers who might not even put in half the work but still be better. It really depends on how far you want to take basketball and accepting the fact things are always going to be harder for you compared to a taller person.
He’s more like 5’5.
Im 6"2 and couldnt even dunk bro
Same thing happened to my friend he was short but good but scouts want tall players unfortunately
@@JeremyDoe-w2t you have to build your legs cause your height by itself is not going to help you jump higher.
He's going to be the most famous bball player ever working at Chipotle.
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That's not cool.
Nah, he has money. Well his dad does. They’ll just run a league
bro he's still young w his skills he could be a globetrotter or sum
He works at Taco Bell right now. He took my order last week
To be honest he had a work ethic I think if his dad wasn’t his coach his whole life he would have went a little farther like he isn’t terrible. I don’t think a regular coach would enable him like his dad does to take these terrible shots.
I agree with you. If his dad was just his skills coach and Julian had a solid coach that taught him how to play the right way, dude could’ve learned how to be a slick point guard. I think the potential for money, and the money they have made is what kept his Dad looming in Julian’s spotlight 😂😂
I will add no disrespect for getting paid, just feel bad the kid didn’t get very close to his dream.
He already had a 15-year high school career
The biggest setback is the entire family acts like they’re the main characters 😂
5'5-5'7?....dude is 5'4 at most
Nahh...4'11
Ive been saying this 😂 He lists himself as 5’7 to increase his draft stock, but he’s 5’4 at the MOST
Miget
He 5"1
he’s 5’7” guys. he looks short cuz the dudes he plays against are like 6’8”
Was never sold on the hype. He never changed his shooting style since a little kid. Kids shoot from the chest, as you get older that shooting style is supposed to change.
i feel like only children/gullible ppl believed he was actually really good.
Dribble, dribble, dribble & dribble.
He never got older. He the first human being to stay 7 years old.
@@JeremyDoe-w2t especially how he has temper tantrums 😂😂😂
@@nokuntry dont forget how he shakes his head 😂😂😂
his height, and obviously his ego, prevented him from moving forward.
Short man syndrome
lowkey if his father put all that intense dedication on his son into football he might’ve made the nfl 5’7 slant receiver or running back
Zach Edey just annihilating his shot at 7:47 without jumping 😆😆😆
He's an insanely short point guard. He could've made it on a small D1 roster if he would've built his game around ball handling, defense, and racking up assists. Scoring should've been his last priority as a point guard. His dad did a great job developing his skills as a young kid, but should've stopped coaching him after middle school. He needed someone to teach him how to be a team player, humble him, and not constantly be the center of attention.
There was a PG D1 who was 5'2". What was the difference? the 5'2" dude was actually a good player
@@mcmerry2846 You literally didn't add anything by commenting this. The Original Commenter literally described the problem.
@@freddie4682 you're just a bad reader
@@mcmerry2846 Keep upvoting your comment, buddy. 😂 You made 0 points.
@@freddie4682 the fact that I never up vote my comments and neither did I with these ones, plus the the fact you're getting triggered by your own imagination is a statement of my intellectual superiority over your illiterate persona.
He's 5'3! Stop the Cap! 😂😂😂
This. I know as a FACT he ain’t 5 ‘7.
@@stevienguyen2047he might as well play professional soccer lol you need to be at least 6ft to be in the NBA lol
I’m 5’8 I hear a lot people say it’s short for basketball but at the end of the day it’s reality you can still love the game , play it cause you enjoy it not everyone is gonna be blessed to have a height of 6ft I learned to be grateful for who I am 💯
There are tens of thousands of same level player as him in the schools, but even more worse players. The fact is that he played inferior players just to hype him up, and whenever faced real competition he wouldn't go off because he does not have the skills. Watching his physical attributes, BB IQ, emotional intelligence, this guy wouldn't even cut to compete in the NBA D-League.
When you peaked in high-school lol
His moves were quick but like the narrator said, no separation. So once people played actual defense against him; he didn't really have any counters or pump fakes. Example given: no spin move. His game was sped up, but the actual moves basic and one dimensional. Had no crossover. Peace
High iq comment
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Your videos are so well-researched. Kudos to you!
He was so worried about dribbling that finding more skills never happened even short IT was same and still had nba career
Glad you don't have annoying loud music playing the whole time. This is refreshing.
Is this kid still in high school? Feels like it’s been 50 years and he still playing high school basketball.
I always thought he was just a dribble spammer most of the time stuck in the same spot . His development been stunted
I remember watching him when he was 10 yrs old. Nothing changed. Same Game Same Height.
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17 years old is crazy to think about when Yamal getting called up to play for Spain at 16
Julian is gonna wake up one day being 43 years old wondering where the time went if his only goal is to play in the NBA or professional basketball period.
hey uploader, did you alter your voice to make it deeper for this? and also, do you like guys?
Bro what😂
Bro been the same size for 11 years and still ain’t upgraded his handles
Legend has it his father was teaching Julian Newman's life in his history class.
BRAfuckinVO😂
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braindead statement 😭
It's really tough to play in a tall man's game if you are short but I applaud his desire - he will for sure still land on his feet.
The thing about kyrie is that he can change the pace of his dribble/drive which can make him unpredictable. Julian is too readable, he dribbles too fast without going anywhere, then shoots a questionable three or takes a smoothered layup. He's not a space creator nor is he a playmaker.
Next time please keep the ambience volume way down, you can barely be heard when it starts playing.
can u make the backround music any louder mate?
7:25 glad you turned up the background music, I was getting fed up of listening to what you had to say. Not like I was paying attention to your thoughts on the matter nor did I click to hear more about what you had to say. I was in it just for the background music.
I think sometimes these people get labeled as prodigies way too soon. Julian had one of the biggest upsides ever, but it was dependent on him getting taller, being more efficient with his dribbles, not being the main option always. His ego depleted some of those aspects and his physical nature just didn’t get there.
He need to be as tall as Allen iverson. He also need to be on the streets. Living comfortable life didn’t help his toughness.
He's still famous enough to grow a youtube channel😂why do people always talk like there's no hope he's still young with alot of potential@@donnyvu1220
He had no upside at all.
The craziest thing to me is that his father never gave julian gh while he was growing up. Its obvious hes his father's experiment. Dude didnt even try to make him taller. He couldve had his son do soccer,track,tennis,etc.
I recorded Julian in high school for overtime sports, he was absolutely terrible. Ball hog, throwing up every shot over larger defenders, turning the ball over when he did attempt to pass, poor body language and always trying to get foul calls when there was no legitimate contact.
The same attitude his sister has.
About 8 minutes in, the background music gets loud as hell🤣 solid vid tho🙏 Julian can hoop regardless! There’s just levels to hooping. He did as well as one could at the level he played at💯
I agree! And appreciate the feedback🏀
NO he can't hoop. He can Dribble.
@@chrisschaeffer9661 he can hoop bro lol He’d crap on 99% of the people that bad mouth him🤣 He isn’t good enough to play college or professionally tho. That’s the difference. But most people aren’t
@@chrisschaeffer9661 so your telling me the games he dropped over 30+points being the shortest and he can't hoop lmao weirdo
Julian Newman set some crazy records no matter what!
He played 3x more as a varsity than many others. Some of the records still better than his, were done in 2-3 years. Not 7. His PER is shit.
To put it simple. Give someone 30 shots at a 3. And then give Julian Newman 100 shots. And see who makes the most. Yeah, he has “records”. Na. He just played way more games than anyone else. And it’s not even close.
his career needs to be taken w a grain of salt; stats are inflated
Records that will never matter lol
Lol where's your records? @@tylaw6173
Bro you're 30 going nowhere in life stop bringing him down @@warstars8382
Great researched video. Julian’s better suited for the And1 Mix Tour if it were ever to resurface
That would be lit
@@Reese1882yw Yeah wouldn't that be great if it came back?
@@crashtheboards003 definitely I'd buy tickets immediately it was one of the best moments of my childhood attending the remix tour
Crazy how Lamelo & Julian Newman used to be a debate 😂😂
A lot of us were way better and taller but never got this type of spot light
julian definitely has major identity problems after all that attention he got as a kid
I kinda feel bad for him. Julian's career reads like a greek tragedy. We could see and tell how the story would end, and there was nothing he could do. The game was rigged from the start
This is so dramatic😂
There is a ending for all of us we die 😂
@@tenisawhite4660 so let him life his life
@@hoani3264 if they stopped living their life cuz I said the comment was dramatic they got bigger problems lmao🤣
I am seeing this same scenario play out in front of me on a smaller scale. A kid miles ahead of others at a young age. Dad starts a team to try to create a better environment for his son, the team becomes an academy. Dad talks about college ball before the kid starts middle school. At first the Dad's team is helpful, then it becomes a crutch when other kids catch up in skills and exceed in height. The Dad's team focuses on the kid, he learns to be selfish and only play one way. The other teams start benching the kid, the family makes a ton of reasons other than the obvious, (he has been eclipsed), so he only plays for the Dad's team. Growth stunted, dream dead.
BTW, to all short parents, your kids will not be tall, so a career in basketball is not for them - try soccer (the greatest players that ever lived were not tall).
I've been using my wife's face soap to wash my ass for months. I swear to god this was an accident. My wife bought a bar of soap that looked somewhat nice about a year ago. It stayed in our shower for months and never seemed to be getting smaller.
About 6 months ago my soap bar ran out and I decided to use her fancy bar. It never seemed to get smaller so I figured it was just there a show soap or something. To be looked at but never touched. I decided that that bar of soap was now my ball sack and ass cleaner. For months I used this poor bar to clean the sweat and grime off my unspeakables. I was happy.
But it all came crashing down today. I was brushing my teeth and I saw that same soap bar being lathered all over my wife's face. I felt like vomiting but had to hide it fast. I gave her a lame thumbs up and smiled. She probably thought I was a dumbass.
Anyways I will take this to my grave because my wife would murder me if she ever found out. Hopefully it stays that way.
His dad made some very good decisions for Julian's career. Hyping the kid as a prodigy and getting a TV show has made Julian a millionaire despite always being an very extreme long shot to play in the NBA because of his size. There are currently 2 guys shorter than 6 foot in the NBA and both are taller than Julian.
Job well done IMO.
Which non NBA prospects have made as much money as Julian Newman? He's likely the GOAT in terms of turning limited basketball upside into dollars.
Papa Newman deserves a lot of credit for his grift. He convinced a generation of ppl (children really) that his kids were the next Kobe/DT.
His dad 5’2. What league were they planning on?
At first I always felt bad for Julian cause it always seemed like hus dad was pushing this onto him which he was. He knew damn well Julian wasnt gonna grow but yet you teach him to ball hog lol. Plus the guys attitude matches his height.
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Genetics. He's short
Na he just sucked
Both 😂
we got a newman sockpuppet account here lmao
@@Hehehehhehehehehehehehhe78he might as well become professional soccer player lol basketball not it
Even if he was 6'6 he'd still be cheeks with that lack of iq
his dad didn’t develop him to play organized ball that would translate to D1. he would’ve never made it pro but could’ve been at a small D1 school
Idk why you guys want to hate on him so much in these comments. He was disadvantaged with height and still managed to have a succesful basketball career. Worked his ass off and even though he’s not in the nba he’s still a bucket.
Dawg. He peaked at 11 year old. Let him fade into obscurity and stop meat riding.
You did my dad cp3 crazy with that highlight like everyone doesn’t already know he tripped on steph’s foot
Who could have guessed that a short player with short legs and short arms would end up being nothing in a sport where everyone is tall
Julian Newman is just Gio before Gio was a thing. That's it.
he is so good at dribble spamming on the same spot lol!
"Dubbed the best 6th grade Basketball Player you've ever seen by THE HUFFINGTON POST"!
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I know when I want hard hitting, in-depth Basketball reporting, the first place I go is The Huffington Post! Hahahahah!
The dude unfortunately never hit that much needed growth spurt.
He has the talent and skills but height still matters in basketball is he was 6”1 he might be harder to guard
Skill is even questionable
Muggsy made the league because he played his position well, was a formidable defender, and an absolute athletic freak. He contributed directly and significantly to hornets back when they were actually legit. All Julian ever had was a handle and he didn't even really have that in his later teen years. Just wanted to state that
bro that was in 1998, the game has changed and so have the player builds...
That was in the 90's things have changed.
JJ Barea, Isaiah Thomas, Nate Robinson all under 6 feet ft tall but not 5'3. Mugsy was 5'3.. ain't no way a 5'3 guard making the league in this era of basketball.. they would need to create a league for guys that are 6'6 and under.. and even then they probably still wouldn't make it
@@northofmainstreet7281 Yea Mugsy could make the league today. This modern era is built on "Small Ball" and perimeter and guard type players.
Also if Mugsy could play in an era where Big Men dominated and Posting up every possession was the norm, what makes you think he can't play today where big men don't dominate and hardly no one post up??? It is much harder to defend post up players much larger than you, than to defend the same size player on the perimeter.
@@truthiscensored then why is Markquis Nowell from Kansas State not in the league ?
Im 5'9 and its not easy hooping, can't imagine how it must feel to be whatever height he is
Exactly I am 5'8 and I love basketball but height is a major factor.
@@christopherosborn7081 no it’s not. Do you think Wemby made it cuz of his height?
@@eddiew2325 of course height is a major factor, I am not saying Wemby didn't practice and work hard but height helps a lot. There's a reason the NBA isn't populated with a lot of shorter people. Height gives you a major advantage.
@christopherosborn7081 I think he was being sarcastic lol.
@@eddiew2325 yes if he was 6.3 he wouldn't make it
The reason people get famous is ridiculous. This kid was never going to be any good.
8:09 this is a great breakdown of Newman worst flaw in his game 👍🏽
Good in-depth video.. lost me around the 8 min mark with that loud dramatic music. Felt like I was watching a transformers movie.
0:13 bouncing it off the kids head is just disrespectful
If he focused on setting up his teammates hed have a chance. Literally all he had to do instead of hogging the ball for himself
He played for the smallest private school in flordia and they played other little private schools
Y’all funny as hell for this 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂