Andre Drummond (8 Points) Starts For Pistons In Summer League Opener
Former UConn center Andre Drummond began his pro career on Monday playing with the Detroit Pistons’ team as the NBA Orlando Summer League opened.
Drummond started for the Pistons at center, played just over 27 minutes in a 76-73 win over the Utah Jazz. He scored eight points on 4-of-6 shooting and had five rebounds, four steals and two blocks. The Orlando version of the Summer League features eight teams playing through Friday. The Las Vegas Summer League opens on Friday and runs through July 22 and features 18 teams, including Jeremy Lamb and the Houston Rockets.
The Pistons remaining schedule: Tuesday, 3 p.m. vs. Orlando; Wednesday, 1 p.m. vs. Oklahoma City; Thursday, 11 a.m. vs. Boston; Friday, noon vs. Philadelphia.
Lamb and the Rockets open play on Friday at 6 p.m. vs. Toronto. Houston’s remaining schedule: Saturday, 10 p.m. vs. Washington; July 16, 8 p.m. vs. Sacramento; July 17, 10 p.m. vs. Portland; July 18, 8:30 p.m. vs. Chicago.
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Hope Drummond can make a foul shot. To bad he used UCONN for a jumping board. Took time away from other players who just want to play the game. Good Luck.
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I was thrilled that Drummond came to UConn.
In case george doesn’t know it, every player at UConn is using it as a springboard. They all want the NBA. Congrats to Andre.
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Started a game in the summer league opener AND scored 8 points. NBA hall of fame here he comes.
Could there be any where else I can get knowledge about this? I’m thinking I will probably write my term paper on it.
I sure hope his Mom can get her J O B back when he is playing in the D-League in a year or 2.
Why all the anger aimed at an 18 year old kid? He didn’t live up to the hype at Connecticut, is that his fault or those who expected an awful lot from a high school aged kid? But for the retroactive NCAA sanctions, Andre would likely be coming back to UConn. It’s tough to blame him for leaving given those circumstances and his draft position, don’t you think?
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I agree with Bob, no reason for anger towards this kid. He came here and did his best, maybe that wasn’t good enough for you but he is leaving in decent academic standing and brings more exposure to UCONN by progressing in the NBA. Give the kid a break.
Good luck Drummond I wish you the best. The few haters on here do not represent the majority of fans in CT.
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