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Under the current rules, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James would have played at least one season of college basketball before they joined the NBA.

Those two went straight to the pros. Potential had to be evaluated at the high school level.

But when the NBA changed the rules to require at least a year before entry into the NBA, the college game changed.

Suddenly, there were a rash of “one-and-done” players, guys who came into college as highly-recruited prospects and the intention of staying only one year.

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Six time NBA champion. Seven time All-Star. Olympic gold medalist. Scottie Pippen is one of the most famous NBA players of all time. COED recently sat down with the international basketball legend as he tries his hand in something a little different… movies. (more…)

In case you missed game two of the Eastern Conference Finals between Cleveland and Orlando, here’s video of Lebron James’ game-winning 3-pointer, taken with only one second left in the game. Needless to say, they don’t call him King for nothing.

If it wasn’t for bad luck, the New York Knicks wouldn’t have any luck at all.

With this year’s draft selection being one of the final pieces to lure LeBron James to New York next summer, the Knicks once again missed out on a huge opportunity to add a potential star player. The Knicks won the first draft lottery in league history back in 1985, but haven’t won since. (more…)

LeBron James vs. Carmelo Anthony. Bragging rights among the consensus top two picks in the historic 2003 NBA Draft. And yes, I realize that Detroit hilariously and mistakenly took Darko Milicic second overall instead of Melo.

LeBron was the mega-star coming out of St. Vincent’s St. Mary’s High School in Ohio. Melo was fresh off winning a national title at Syracuse. Who went with first overall pick? LeBron.

The two new franchise faces went head-to-head for the 2003-04 NBA Rookie of the Year Award. Who won? LeBron.

Each guy puts winning as a team ahead of himself. But who was the first to take his team to the NBA Finals? LeBron in 2007. (more…)

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After the Pistons walked off the floor in Miami following a seemingly symbolic overtime loss in the season finale, they will now have plenty of time to reflect upon ‘the good old days’ before engaging in a likely first round trouncing at the hands of the dominant Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Pistons have been the class of the East this decade, having reached the Eastern Conference Finals in each of the past six seasons along with a championship in the summer of 2004, but are now wrapping up their first losing season since 2000-01.  On the flip side, the Cavs were one of the league’s doormats until some magical ping pong balls brought LeBron James to his hometown, and they are now atop the conference at the end of the regular season for the first time in franchise history.

Look no further than the point guard position to figure out why Detroit is passing the baton to Cleveland as the new Beast of the East.

All fingers will (rightfully) point to the trade that sent Chauncey Billups to the Denver Nuggets for Allen Iverson that has led to Detroit’s demise, but perhaps the bigger story is the ascension of the Cavs with the addition of Mo Williams.  Williams has helped catapult the Cavs into super status as they look to advance back to the Finals for the first time since 2006-07, when they defeated the heavily favored Pistons in the Conference Finals.

While the 2007 Conference Finals showing was a coming out party for LeBron and the Cavs, this rematch is surely to be the final nail in the coffin of the current Pistons team as we know it, and perhaps the first step in the path of Cleveland’s first-ever franchise championship.

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