Is there an NCAA Men's Basketball rookie of the year award ?
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First of all...there are no rookies in college! :P\n\nEach conference chooses the best freshman player of the year I believe. \n\nI don't think there is a national award for this.
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lebron is making the maximum a rookie is allowed a year for the player first 3 years theres a set amount in the rulebook theyre allowed to be paid in the nba but that shoe contract of his was worth a fat and i mean FAT $90 mill
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Best Players in Free Agent Class of 2008:\n\nShawn Marion\nAndre Iguodala \nBaron Davis \nBen Gordon \nCorey Maggette \nDwight Howard \nElton Brand \nEmeka Okafor \nGilbert Arenas \nJameer Nelson \nJason Kidd \nJermaine O'Neal \nRichard Hamilton \nRicky Davis \nRon Artest \nTim Duncan \nSteve Francis \n\n  -NOTE: This is two summers away (2008). Both Chauncey Billups and Vince Carter will be a free agent in 2007, not 2008
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I havent but is he/she In the NBA or college
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Bogut will never be an elite center in the NBA.  Chris Paul has had, quite possibly, one of the best rookie seasons ever for a point guard in the NBA.  Paul will be a super-star.  Bogut will be a role player and probably drift from team to team over the next 10 years.
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I Would have to sy K.G. Remember he doesn't have quite a good team and he's always the one doing all the work. Also he never went to college. The T-wolves drafted him righ tout of high school and if he wins a ring, he'll be the first player ever to win a ring without going to high school... i think.
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HELL NO. OK LET ME EXPLAINE THIS. The 2 best players for collage last year in my opinion were Andrew Bogut and H. Warrick (i spelled that wrong probably) They both got drafted and they are ranked below the top 100. If ne1 remembers in collage warrick did these unhuman dunks over the defense, and bogut was just amazing. When u enter the NBA your opponents are unbelievably tall and skilled. Ussing some of the NBA's best players the US team had a hard time getting third place. If the best collage players in the US are ranked below the top 100 then there are 100 other players that deserve it more (to play at the olympics) You have to realize that collage bball players expect that the other team has 1 to 5 good players, they never expect that the whole team is that good. Also most of the NBA teams have players ranked below them and they still have a hard time going against them. If you put them against an olympic team thats like going against  A team that has 15 players as good as shawn marion or Iverson or Billups or whoever you favorite player is. They never expect what is coming and are taken by suprise.  If u did not understand that read it again cause it took me a long time to type this and I know Im right (if im wrong then give me 1 player that was ranked top 35 as a rookie)
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He'll definitely score in the NBA but i don't think it will be nearly as much as he did at Duke in college. The NBA players know that he's a great shooter & will adjust to that. NBA players are smarter & more experienced & plus J.J. is an incoming rookie so about the easiest shots he'll get will be at the free throw line. That's just my opinion.
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First Team:\nSteve Nash (MVP)  Phoenix Suns\nKobe Bryant       Los Angeles Lakers\nLeBron James*     Cleveland Cavaliers\nDirk Nowitzki     Dallas Mavericks\nShaquille O'Neal  Miami Heat\n\n*James was the top vote getter overall\n\nSecond Team:\nChauncey Billups   Detroit Pistons\nDwayne Wade        Miami Heat\nTim Duncan         San Antonio Spurs\nElton Brand        Los Angeles Clippers\nBen Wallace**      Detroit Pistons\n\n**Wallace was the Defensive Player of the Year\n\nThird Team:\nAllen Iverson      Philadelphia 76ers\nGilbert Arenas     Washington Wizards\nShawn Marion       Phoenix Suns\nCarmelo Anthony    Denver Nuggets\nYao Ming           Houston Rockets\n\nI hope this answers your question.
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kobe bryant, magic johnson, larry bird, wilt chamberlin, tim duncan\n\n\nNone of these players accomplished this feat.\n\nBryant didn't win a title for several years, Magic won as a rookie and in his 3rd year, but not his 2nd.\n\nbird - won his 2nd year ('81), his 5th year (84) and his 7th year (86).\n\nchamberlain - didn't win a title until his 8th season. won two altogether.\n\nduncan - he's won 3 titles, but has never won consecutive titles.\n\nAny player that accomplished this would have to have played (as a rookie) with:\n\n1) The Minneapolis Lakers of the early 50s.\n2) The Celtics of the '60s (won 8 straight, from 59-66)\n3) The Bulls of the early or late 90s (3-peaters)\n4) The Lakers of the 2000's  (2000, 2001 and 2002)\n\nThese are the only teams to 3-peat...\n\nObviously, John Havlicek of the Celtics is one.\nCould have been several Boston rookies from the 60s.\n\nWho are the others? That's all I'm giving as far as hints...
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LeBron James\n\nNBA milestones\nJames owns numerous NBA "youngest player" records:\n\nYoungest player in NBA history and the first Cavalier to be named NBA Rookie of the Year, at 19 years of age. \nYoungest player in NBA history to record a triple-double in his career (20 years, 20 days), with 27 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists on January 19, 2005 vs. the Portland Trail Blazers. \nYoungest player in NBA history to score 50 points in one game (20 years, 80 days), with 56 points vs. the Toronto Raptors on March 20, 2005. \nYoungest player in NBA history to score 2000 points in a season and average 30 points per game in a season (2005-2006 season). \nYoungest player in NBA history to reach: \n1,000 points* \n2,000 points* \n3,000 points* \n4,000 points* \n5,000 points* \n6,000 points in his career (21 years, 89 days) set on March 29, 2006 vs. the Dallas Mavericks. \nYoungest player in NBA history to win an All-Star Game MVP (21 years, 55 days) \nYoungest player in NBA history to be named to the All-NBA first team (21 years, 138 days) \n[edit]\nPersonal records\nOne of only three players in NBA history to average at least 20 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in his rookie season (joining Oscar Robertson and Michael Jordan). \nOne of only five players in NBA history to average over 25 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists in a season (joining Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Oscar Robertson and John Havlicek) \nOne of only four players in NBA history to average at least 30 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists in a single season \nOne of only three players since 1970 to record nine straight games of scoring 35 or more points. \nOne of only three players in NBA history to record a triple-double in his playoff debut (joining Magic Johnson and Johnny McCarthy). \nThe first player to score more than 40 points in his first playoff road game, with 41 points in Game 3 of the 2006 NBA Playoffs.
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I think you can vote at www.nba.com now for your starters in this year's midseason classic to be held at Las Vegas.\n\nBased on the options you have given, my forwards would be Nowitzki and Duncan; guard's Allen (though I know the fans are going to give it to Kobe Bryant) and Nash; and at center, Yao.\n\nHope this was helpful.
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I think it's JJ Redick of Duke.  He's going to win Player of the Year over Morrison of Gonzaga by a couple votes.
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The only correct answer from anybody is that they do not know.  The league awards tend to shape up after the All-Star break.  Later on in the season would be a better time to ask.
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Chris Paul, he's the leading scorer for rookies. Oh, and Chauncey Billups IS NOT a rookie.
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Dwight Howard and LeBron James. The others have already grown up, but these guys are simply sensational. Depending on how this year turns out, you may be Andrew Bynum in that list as well.
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NL MVP= Pujous\nAL MVP= Vlad \nAL Rookie= Jonathan Papelbon-Red Sox Closer\nNL Rookie= Prince Fielder\nAL CY YOUNG=Curt Schilling\nNL CY YOUNG=Greg Maddux\nCOMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR= Jim Thome