Independent Basketball Journalism
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Basketball is global, and serious evaluation has to become global with it. Part 2 of The Global Scouting Map breaks down seven countries every American basketball evaluator should study — not just for prospects, but for development, culture, style, and long-term basketball understanding.
Tyrone Wright Jr., a 6’9” forward from Missouri Southern State, has only played organized basketball for four years—but his rebounding, defensive instincts, and rim-running ability point toward real international potential. A full film-based scouting evaluation.
Many American basketball players dream of continuing their careers overseas, but the international game operates differently than most expect. This Unit 1 Hoop Source guide explains how professional basketball overseas works and what players must understand to build successful careers abroad.
Many American players dream of playing professional basketball overseas, but the transition is more difficult than expected. This article examines the realities rookie imports face and why many talented players struggle to sustain international careers.
From Clark High to EuroCup competition overseas, Trey Woodbury’s career reflects the skill, adaptability, and professionalism of a Las Vegas guard built to last.
For many college players, that final buzzer marks more than the end of a season—it feels like the end of a chapter. The texts from coaches slow down. The workouts get quieter. The certainty fades. But what if that wasn’t the finish line? What if it was just the beginning of a new journey—one that…