Chris Broussard: NBA rookies survey saying Cam Reddish will have a better career than Zion is disrespectful

Name: Chris Broussard: NBA rookies survey saying Cam Reddish will have a better career than Zion is disrespectful
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Description: The results from the 2019 NBA rookie survey are in. The draft class believes Atlanta Hawks rookie Cam Reddish will have a better career than No. 1 pick Zion Williamson. Hear why Chris Broussard disagrees with the survey and thinks it's disrespectful to Zion. Do you agree with Chris?

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The results from the 2019 NBA rookie survey are in. The draft class believes Atlanta Hawks rookie Cam Reddish will have a better career than No. 1 pick Zion Williamson. Hear why Chris Broussard disagrees with the survey and thinks it's disrespectful to Zion. Do you agree with Chris?

AUGUST 20, 2019・first things first・0:46

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Chris Broussard: NBA rookies survey saying Cam Reddish will have a better career than Zion is disrespectful

The results from the 2019 NBA rookie survey are in. The draft class believes Atlanta Hawks rookie Cam Reddish will have a better career than No. 1 pick Zion Williamson. Hear why Chris Broussard disagrees with the survey and thinks it's disrespectful to Zion. Do you agree with Chris?

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