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http://pistonpowered.com/2015/06/07/pistons-work-out-anthony-brown-darrun-hilliard-terran-petteway-josh-richardson-ralston-turner-julian-washburn/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Video from his Utah Jazz workout: http://www.nba.com/jazz/video/2015/06/07/petteway6715mov-3615832/

McVeigh can go if he completes 6 credit hours this summer first.

Engineering could be a promising field too.

Hopefully I become a professor somewhere. Because I stuck my head in the sand earlier this fall, I'm trying to find temporary visiting assistant professor, instructor, or lecturer positions. Got any leads? 'Fraid I'm not that kind of doctor Sorry, no leads, but I hope you're checking the Chronicle of Higher Education ads.

His Pistons workout is coming up soon. I'll keep an eye open for reports.

Congrats! What's next for you career wise?

Report from the Lakers' first workout session today (including Terran): http://www.nba.com/lakers/150601_prospectworkouts

Here's the workout recap from the Pacers' Web site: http://www.nba.com/pacers/pacers-turn-attention-perimeter He worked out for the Sixers too: http://nba.derekbodner.com/sixers-wiki/2015-nba-draft-workouts/

Here's the workout recap from the Pacers' Web site: http://www.nba.com/pacers/pacers-turn-attention-perimeter

Please add my prayers to those expressed earlier. Hugs to him and all in your family! Keep us posted on how he's doing. Is there something we could do or give him?

Somebody please make it happen! What dates (approximately) will these practices be held?

And he might not be that much smaller when all is said and done.Is Morrow still growing?

His name is on the combine participant list: http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/05/08/2015-nba-draft-combine-participant-list-released-a-few-big-names-noticeably-absent/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

And, in those same 80's, the Sixers went "foa, foa, foa" thanks to Moses Malone, Julius Erving, Andrew Toney, Maurice Cheeks, Bobby Jones et al. The '83 Philly was as dominant as any team has been in one post-season, largely due to the acquisition of Moses who brought them to the Promised Land. That '83 Sixer team beat the Lakers. Also the series when Dr. J went up and under the Basket, baseline, for that insane reverse flip off the glass. Still maybe one of the best shots you'll EVER see...Did you watch the NBA TV documentary on Dr. J? Loved it, especially the old ABA footage I'd never seen.

How much longer do you think Timmy and Manu will last?

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing!

This guy is a video scout for Draft Express.

Aldridge is a former ESPN employee - now works for the Turner family of networks.

Rozier is leaving school for the NBA Draft.

Some good stuff there.

I see him as a potential spark off the bench, which could be useful for a number of teams. On defense, he'd do better guarding 2s than 3s. He'd have to improve his outside shooting quite a bit and be a better/more willing passer to do well in Pop's system. Indy and Detroit might have some interest in him. IMHO, if he goes undrafted and definitely wants a shot at the NBA, his best bet is to land on a summer league roster, play well and get noticed, then try to get a camp invite.

Draft Express has him rated #15 on their board now.

Any chance that any Husker coaches and/or players might attend the funeral? That would really mean a lot to Terran and his family.

Besides God, family and friends, a grief support group might be a very good thing for Terran. Pray that he'll be able to find the strength and comfort he needs--and also to graduate as planned.