When it comes to learning hegemony in NBA, Jeremy Lin is the only one. You know, there is no special student in sports at Harvard University, and Jeremy Lin was admitted by virtue of his excellent professional achievements. Jeremy Lin graduated from high school with an average GPA of 4.2, which is equivalent to an average of 90+.
3. O 'Neill
O 'Neill has been insisting on further study at Bari University in Miami. O 'Neill chose organizational learning and leadership as his doctoral major at Bari University, and his major was human resource development. In four and a half years, most of O 'Neill's class hours and homework were completed through online video and TV teaching. He took 16 courses, with an average grade point of 3.8 13, close to a perfect score of 4.
4. Crazy
Battier, high flyers, Duke University, majored in religion and studied the origin and evolution of religion. It is worth mentioning that Battier graduated from high school with a GPA of 3.96 (out of 4). Duke university v Georgia institute of technology, Atlanta, USA, February 2000 12. Battier and coach K. Battier were one of Duke's ace players at that time.
5.bonner
Bonner, who used to play for the Spurs, often lost the ball, but most of the time he could only be a water dispenser administrator. In fact, Bonner is a real financial genius. Graduated from the University of Florida, GPA 3.96, out of 4. His teachers and classmates didn't understand that he could have caused an earthquake on Wall Street, but he went to the NBA and took three or four million dollars to shoot three-pointers.
6. Nash
Nash, who has shown high IQ on the court, was awarded an honorary doctorate in law by Victoria University in Canada in September 2008.
Step 7 decline
Although Downs entered the NBA after only one year in college, his GPA reached 4.0 that year. Timberwolves chose Downs because he is not a thorn in his side, but a good boy.
8. al horford
After the first season in the league, al horford resolutely gave up his summer vacation and took part in the activities of sponsors to make money. Then he chose to go back to his alma mater, University of Florida, where he won the NCAA championship twice in a row, and made up two courses: Basic Technology of Television and Television and American Society. After that, I successfully completed my studies and got a degree certificate in television and communication.
9. Duncan
Duncan, nicknamed "Stone Buddha", doesn't look stupid, but Duncan has a master's degree in psychology from Wake Forest University. No wonder the opponent always couldn't figure out what Duncan was thinking and was finally defeated by Duncan.