If you get sent home, only means you have to go harder. Don’t give up keep striving don’t worry about the money because it comes and it goes, time doesn’t ! Striveforgreatness
I went to a local G league tryout back in 2009 and 2012 for the Orlando Magic affiliate team. Honestly it was great experience it was held in the Orlando Magic practice facility. I did pretty good can’t say I stood out but still I held my own out there. But yeah honestly looking back I don’t think it was a legit opportunity I agree with Dre. But still it was fun experience felt like a pro for a day. Like Dre said it’s your choice to do it just know the odds of making is slim to none
It really is more than just a game... its about who will make that organization the most money. This will dictate who gets the most chances of exposure and opportunity to show off their game. You can be a great basketball player but just not be marketing material. This video was very informative. It put the league into perspective for me and kept me informed. All in all, it helped me remember why I play the game and that is to enjoy competing and strengthen both my body and mind while spending quality time with friends and family!
As someone who played a lot of ball in HS but never took ball seriously until recently, I may do this just for the experience. I didn't even play for the school my senior year. Coaches and guys I know that got D1 offers and scholarships have told me over the years that I could have easily played D1. I'd probably try out just so I don't have any regrets when I'm 60 lol.
You told no lies bro. I went to the one in 2011 and flew all the way to Louisville, KY. When I tell you, if you not that good, don't go! It is some dogs out there. Fortunately, I made it and got drafted, but got cut by the 3rd game of that season. Its all about who you know and your marketability. You don't have this, you not making it
I have scouted with FIBA & CBA. This is such a great video. The only real local try-out success is Jon Simmons. But the key is to get into the G-League draft pool and get picked in the top 10. The goal is always be networking. Beg a real agent to sign you or work with you. Your phone is the best agent. Check out all the FIBA sanction leagues. CBA is always looking for talent and they pay on time! Good Luck KD Lee.
Do you think it’s possible too make the nba through this process? I didn’t play high school but I wanna take the sport serious. But it look like there’s legit no point.
Great video and great information. I would like to like the league expand by eight teams because so many great players never get the opportunity they deserve. This years draft really got to me as I was scouting several players that are NBA ready that go overlooked or went undrafted and are way better than some of the big names we hear about: Jose Perez out of Manhattan, Jarred Houston out of Emerson College, Ryghe Lyons out of Nicholls State, Jaizec Lottie out of Flagler College. Also Jordan Usher and Charlie Moore went undrafted among with many others. These guys should not be placed in a "holding tank" when they already have the talent and if "iron sharpens iron" wouldn't it be better to go against first rate talent ? Good stuff and thanks for keeping it real man.
The league is the leagues because not everyone can get in. So no, I reject this idea. No one “deserves” to be in the NBA (or overseas) - you earn it by out-performing the competition. That’s how life works. It’s a performance-based business. Not a deserving-based business. I appreciate your feedback, but this is a feminine argument. Masculinity doesn’t want handouts; we want to conquer and win.
@@DreB What I am saying brother, is if you are not given the opportunity to showcase your skills during Summer League (e.g., Jordan Usher, Michael DeVoe, Charlie Moore, etc.), then it's not performance based. I've watched so many of these drafted players chuck up bricks, take bad shots, exhibit poor defensive skills, etc. while more deserving and talented players were forced to become spectators. No one wants a handout; all of these guys worked their tails off for the same opportunities and thankfully the Warriors had enough sense to pick up Trevion Williams.
@@DreB already looked only old ones. They bought the Suns g league plus the pandemic hit so my boy thinking they’ll be in this December/Jan instead on September... thanks for reaching out
Hey man you got any advice for me? I am 7’1” and I played hs ball and was also ranked top 100 in the country my junior year but I dropped out of hs to get a full time job and help my parents because both my parents were really sick at the time. I am now 23 years old and want to try to get back into competitive basketball and try to make a career out of it.
Admiral Schoefeild was the first player to play for the G League Capital City GoGo in the early afternoon School day matinee at the Entertaiment and Sports Arena in Southeast DC, and then was driven to Capital One Arena I’m Downtown DC to play for the Wizards that evening, being that first player to play for the GLeague and NBA parent club in the same day
Hello coach I want to try out in nba g league when I'm 20 years old I'm 18 know I'm from Philippines and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to make it in the NBA what is the best way to make in the NBA European league or NBA leuage I'm not rich person so I saving money to go overseas to try out in basketball tryouts. Even I fail in tryout I will back 10x better. I hope you answer this Thank you
Aim to attend an American college, where you can play and develop, rather the a G- League tryout. Much better chance you actually succeed + you probably need the seasoning anyway. The GLeague is not some random pickup game that anyone can just walk into. And no, you do not and can not train 8hrs a day, that’s physically impossible if you’re actually doing anything in that time. That statement combined with your others tells me you Liliet have very little chance of making the GLeague. Hope this helps you; it will if you listen. Watch my other videos and learn. I have shared plenty on these topics.
@@DreB thank you very much coach it help me a lot i train 8 hrs a day i wake up 4am train in 5 am to 7:30 online class 8:00 to 10pm 10pm-12:30 trainclass at 1pm-3pm train 3pm to 6pm i never forget your advice
My third option is to stop college 1 year and train like a Nba pro in 1 year and i go and i play collegete league here in philippines one and done and try to make to ncaa d1 school is d1 basketball have a basketball try out?
A friend of mine was drafted first overall in the G league draft. He is 7’0 and played well. Played in three summer leagues but said the NBA is very political and the best players don’t always get called. Big men don’t get called up unless they can shoot. The NBA has changed. It’s boring to me because all they do is shoot three’s. I can watch that in pickup games. The 80s and 90s had the best basketball.
“Best” is relative; I’m sure your friend thinks highly of his game but it’s the decision makers’ opinion that matters, not his. If he’s as good as you’re saying, he will make a great living in pro ball for a long time.
80 and 90s had the best position ball players AND THEY STILL PUT UP 150 POINTS IN A GAME!! silver!!! Why?! because they had " scoring" mentality then skills NOT A BUNCH OF SHOOTERS!!!
Are you tellin me that someone with a lot of clout and money could just pay $150 to get into a tryout for the NBA without any basketball playing experience? Then he could pay for the best coaching that TH-cam could buy to be a blockbuster event? @loganpaul @jakepaul are y’all hearing this?
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If you get sent home, only means you have to go harder. Don’t give up keep striving don’t worry about the money because it comes and it goes, time doesn’t ! Striveforgreatness
THANK U I needed this
Is g league tryout for everyone??
@@xannity7969 If you mean anyone can tryout, then I believe the answer is YES.
I went to a local G league tryout back in 2009 and 2012 for the Orlando Magic affiliate team. Honestly it was great experience it was held in the Orlando Magic practice facility. I did pretty good can’t say I stood out but still I held my own out there. But yeah honestly looking back I don’t think it was a legit opportunity I agree with Dre. But still it was fun experience felt like a pro for a day. Like Dre said it’s your choice to do it just know the odds of making is slim to none
Cool
How would you rate yourself to the other guys
How tall are you
Exactly. Not a legit opportunity.
Keep making vids like this bro! Very helpful for people like me looking for info
💯 I got you, stay tuned
All your videos deserve more recognition for sure!
💯
It really is more than just a game... its about who will make that organization the most money. This will dictate who gets the most chances of exposure and opportunity to show off their game. You can be a great basketball player but just not be marketing material. This video was very informative. It put the league into perspective for me and kept me informed. All in all, it helped me remember why I play the game and that is to enjoy competing and strengthen both my body and mind while spending quality time with friends and family!
Where you located
8:18 great point
Dope Dre!
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As someone who played a lot of ball in HS but never took ball seriously until recently, I may do this just for the experience. I didn't even play for the school my senior year. Coaches and guys I know that got D1 offers and scholarships have told me over the years that I could have easily played D1. I'd probably try out just so I don't have any regrets when I'm 60 lol.
Sure why not, as long as you know what it’s really about
You told no lies bro. I went to the one in 2011 and flew all the way to Louisville, KY. When I tell you, if you not that good, don't go! It is some dogs out there. Fortunately, I made it and got drafted, but got cut by the 3rd game of that season. Its all about who you know and your marketability. You don't have this, you not making it
Well, you had skills too, not just connections.
@@DreB Most definitely. I knew nobody, but I kissed ass to get me over the hump. Good video bro. Keep making that great content
@@CorporateHoops I just looked u up and you do appear. You were with the Idaho Stampede right?
i googled you and you went undrafted
@@wiimatt4044 i didnt google you and found out you were a bozo
I have scouted with FIBA & CBA. This is such a great video. The only real local try-out success is Jon Simmons. But the key is to get into the G-League draft pool and get picked in the top 10. The goal is always be networking. Beg a real agent to sign you or work with you. Your phone is the best agent. Check out all the FIBA sanction leagues. CBA is always looking for talent and they pay on time! Good Luck KD Lee.
Do you think it’s possible too make the nba through this process? I didn’t play high school but I wanna take the sport serious. But it look like there’s legit no point.
Great video and great information. I would like to like the league expand by eight teams because so many great players never get the opportunity they deserve. This years draft really got to me as I was scouting several players that are NBA ready that go overlooked or went undrafted and are way better than some of the big names we hear about: Jose Perez out of Manhattan, Jarred Houston out of Emerson College, Ryghe Lyons out of Nicholls State, Jaizec Lottie out of Flagler College. Also Jordan Usher and Charlie Moore went undrafted among with many others. These guys should not be placed in a "holding tank" when they already have the talent and if "iron sharpens iron" wouldn't it be better to go against first rate talent ? Good stuff and thanks for keeping it real man.
The league is the leagues because not everyone can get in. So no, I reject this idea. No one “deserves” to be in the NBA (or overseas) - you earn it by out-performing the competition. That’s how life works. It’s a performance-based business. Not a deserving-based business. I appreciate your feedback, but this is a feminine argument. Masculinity doesn’t want handouts; we want to conquer and win.
@@DreB What I am saying brother, is if you are not given the opportunity to showcase your skills during Summer League (e.g., Jordan Usher, Michael DeVoe, Charlie Moore, etc.), then it's not performance based. I've watched so many of these drafted players chuck up bricks, take bad shots, exhibit poor defensive skills, etc. while more deserving and talented players were forced to become spectators.
No one wants a handout; all of these guys worked their tails off for the same opportunities and thankfully the Warriors had enough sense to pick up Trevion Williams.
Where to find a national tryout basketball every time I find on the Internet it take some wierd sites
BallOverseas.com
So what can we do? How do we get on a team whether here or overseas? I mean footage of a player against local competition doesn't get taken serious.
1. BallOverseas.com/46
2. BallOverseas.com
3. OverseasBasketballBlueprint.com/Podcast
3. www.overseasbasketballblueprint.com/overseas-basketball-videos
Can you do a dribbling workout
I have probably 500 of those posted
Where and what dates are the national tryouts and how much is it and what do you have to do to get to tryout?
Changes frequently. Just look it up on the GL website
Thats why im trying tryout overseas im not going bust every body ass an not get looked at
How to find out when the pistons g league tryouts are for 2020-21?
Google
@@DreB already looked only old ones. They bought the Suns g league plus the pandemic hit so my boy thinking they’ll be in this December/Jan instead on September... thanks for reaching out
guys is it possible to declare to the nba draft from g league?
If you’re in the GLeague you’re eligible to pulled up to a team directly. Your draft year has already passed by the point that you’re on a team there.
Dre Baldwin - Work On Your Game what about when you go straight out do HS
my dream is becoming slimmer and slimmer. but I aint giving up ill be that guy that makes it.
Good luck
Bro so the G League tryouts are totally open? You could show up in those tryouts because you wanted to, or u gotta get an invitation to show up?
Local tryouts have always been open. National, there is an application.
Hey man you got any advice for me? I am 7’1” and I played hs ball and was also ranked top 100 in the country my junior year but I dropped out of hs to get a full time job and help my parents because both my parents were really sick at the time. I am now 23 years old and want to try to get back into competitive basketball and try to make a career out of it.
Go to an exposure event. If you’re 7ft and can play, you’ll get plenty opportunity based off your size alone.
14:08 truth
Admiral Schoefeild was the first player to play for the G League Capital City GoGo in the early afternoon School day matinee at the Entertaiment and Sports Arena in Southeast DC, and then was driven to Capital One Arena I’m Downtown DC to play for the Wizards that evening, being that first player to play for the GLeague and NBA parent club in the same day
Ok cool
#1 Tip is to play defense. Everything else is just noise. Can you stop someone besides a chair nailed to the floor? Can you dunk a real basketball?
I feel like a sucker 😆
Hello coach I want to try out in nba g league when I'm 20 years old I'm 18 know I'm from Philippines and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to make it in the NBA what is the best way to make in the NBA European league or NBA leuage I'm not rich person so I saving money to go overseas to try out in basketball tryouts. Even I fail in tryout I will back 10x better.
I hope you answer this
Thank you
Before I go in the NBA G League I will make sure I'm the best here in my country I'm learning English now and I train 8hr everyday to make it in nba.
Aim to attend an American college, where you can play and develop, rather the a G- League tryout. Much better chance you actually succeed + you probably need the seasoning anyway. The GLeague is not some random pickup game that anyone can just walk into. And no, you do not and can not train 8hrs a day, that’s physically impossible if you’re actually doing anything in that time. That statement combined with your others tells me you Liliet have very little chance of making the GLeague. Hope this helps you; it will if you listen. Watch my other videos and learn. I have shared plenty on these topics.
@@DreB thank you very much coach it help me a lot i train 8 hrs a day i wake up 4am train in 5 am to 7:30 online class 8:00 to 10pm 10pm-12:30 trainclass at 1pm-3pm train 3pm to 6pm
i never forget your advice
im in training now
My third option is to stop college 1 year and train like a Nba pro in 1 year and i go and i play collegete league here in philippines one and done and try to make to ncaa d1 school
is d1 basketball have a basketball try out?
He knows exactly what he is talking about
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@@DreB u must of forgot who JTA for the warriors
A friend of mine was drafted first overall in the G league draft. He is 7’0 and played well. Played in three summer leagues but said the NBA is very political and the best players don’t always get called. Big men don’t get called up unless they can shoot. The NBA has changed. It’s boring to me because all they do is shoot three’s. I can watch that in pickup games. The 80s and 90s had the best basketball.
“Best” is relative; I’m sure your friend thinks highly of his game but it’s the decision makers’ opinion that matters, not his. If he’s as good as you’re saying, he will make a great living in pro ball for a long time.
80 and 90s had the best position ball players AND THEY STILL PUT UP 150 POINTS IN A GAME!! silver!!! Why?! because they had " scoring" mentality then skills NOT A BUNCH OF SHOOTERS!!!
he was "7'0"
@@bobsanders2145 my apologies, he is 7’1. His brother Mason Stuteville is 7’2 and highly skilled. The issue is he attended four colleges.
@@Butter-gz4kb that’s why he was picked bro.
What about d2 players
What about them
15000
That being said, lots people are gon be going tryouts anyways, so their not really missing out on much money
People will always go to them, definitely. They won’t miss $150 from a couple players haha
Honesty and integrity is important and if they aren't practicing ethical business practices that's bad
It’s a hustle
Aye Dre do u have an email? I have to ask an extensive question about this
Make it short and post it here
@@DreB if u don’t have any agents or D1 experience but develop yourself into a talent is there a way to get in the G league?
@@uncledrew7633 ofcourse you can, u gotta get footage of u playeing competition rho
how do you only have 5k views?
Share it so we can get more!
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Are you tellin me that someone with a lot of clout and money could just pay $150 to get into a tryout for the NBA without any basketball playing experience? Then he could pay for the best coaching that TH-cam could buy to be a blockbuster event? @loganpaul @jakepaul are y’all hearing this?
Haha yes they’ll take your money but that’s as far as you’re going.
Playing overseas is easier
You spent more money on fastfood in a year or month
Do colleges have tryouts?
ThisJulius cmon dawg
Syon so yes?
ThisJulius yea if your trying to be a walkon
Syon I’m trying to walk on to the University of Minnesota
ThisJulius how old are you
Everyone hell,...... 99% not gonna make it. it's literally a extension of the nba. You have to be the best in the world.
True for all humans yes, but the point is for players who actually can play pro - such as overseas - and shouldn’t invest in the GLeague tryout.
The g league tryouts are a scam
Way to long winded my guy. You got edit these or plan what your saying more.
Players who invest money in these seem to think different. Thanks for watching though!
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