The Brooklyn Nets are beginning to finalize their roster with less than a week before the start of the regular season. As they wind down their preseason with one final matchup against the Toronto Raptors, the Nets will need to have 15 players on standard NBA contracts and three players on two-way deals.
All eyes are on the Nets’ NBA-record four first-round picks (yes, even without Drake Powell, four is still a record) during the Las Vegas Summer League, but there are other players also aiming to prove themselves during Brooklyn’s run on the West Coast.
Two years ago, then-Alabama forward Grant Nelson was blossoming into a March Madness legend. He scored 24 points while adding 12 rebounds and five blocks in the Crimson Tide's Sweet 16 victory over North Carolina.
Starting in 1985, the NBA implemented a lottery system in order to determine which team receives the No. 1 overall pick in that year's draft. But, this time we don't want you to name the top pick, but instead the pick that came after No. 1. How many of the second overall picks from this time cane you name in six minutes?
While the NBA Summer League has Brooklyn Nets fans focused on five first-round picks making their debut, there are other prominent names worth mentioning before their games tip off on July 10.
*While the Brooklyn Nets already added a handful of players (5) from the draft, they aren't done adding young talent to their rebuilding roster* According to NBA insider Michael Scotto, Alabama forward Grant Nelson will be joining the Nets for training camp to compete for a two-way spot on the team.
Grant Nelson went from a well-known mid-major prospect to a leading contributor for a power program over five years playing college basketball. Now, with that collegiate career over, Nelson is on his way to the next level after the NBA Draft.
Former Alabama forward Grant Nelson is signing a two-way deal with the Nets after not being selected in the 2025 NBA Draft, per HoopsHype's Michael Scotto.
If a team has a lottery pick, it makes sense for most of the attention and hope to be centered around that pick. But late in the draft is where smart teams
With less than two weeks to go until the 2025 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavaliers are leaving no stone unturned in finding high-upside prospects despite only having the No.
The Utah Jazz continue their pre-draft motions and workouts during the weeks ahead of the action unfolding in Brooklyn, with their latest reported workout being with a member of the Alabama Crimson Tide.
It's always fun when former Alabama standouts face each other in the pros, but perhaps there's another level of excitement when "Bama on Bama Crimes" come during the scrimmage portion of the NBA Combine.
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Former Alabama forward Grant Nelson is putting on a show at the NBA Draft Combine. On Tuesday, the 6-foot-11 standout recorded an unofficial 2.58-second shuttle run, which, if confirmed, would be a combine record.
Alabama Crimson Tide's men's basketball season is over, as it was walloped by Duke 85-65 in the Elite Eight on Saturday. The loss marked the end of the line for fifth-year senior Grant Nelson, who put up 10 points and seven rebounds in his final game.
The Alabama Crimson Tide are rolling early in their Sweet 16 matchup against the BYU Cougars and one of their star forwards is once again lighting up the highlight reel.
CLEVELAND— To get past Saint Mary's on Sunday and into the Sweet Sixteen, the Alabama basketball team had a job to do: crash the boards and answer the call on defense.
CLEVELAND –– More often than not, a 2-seed takes its foot slightly off the pedal against a 15-seed and comes out of the game comfortably up top. This was not the case for Alabama men's basketball as the Crimson Tide survived Robert Morris 90-81 in the Round of 64 on Friday in Cleveland.
Alabama has national championship aspirations after such a successful season. However, they didn’t expect to face such a struggle in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
The 2-seeded Alabama Crimson Tide take on 15-seeded Robert Morris University today. While the Tide will likely roll over the Colonials with or without injured forward Grant Nelson, they'd probably rather have him and not need him than the reverse.
Alabama Crimson Tide forward Grant Nelson suffered a patellar tendon injury in the semifinal round of the SEC Tournament against the Florida Gators. Alabama lost that game 104-82, with Nelson finishing with nine points before exiting the contest.
Head coach Nate Oats provided an injury update on Alabama Crimson Tide star Grant Nelson ahead of their first-round matchup against the Robert Morris Colonials.
Grant Nelson had 16 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks as one of five Alabama scorers in double figures, leading the No. 4 Crimson Tide to a 90-69 rout of Georgia on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Grant Nelson scored a season-best 25 points and collected 11 rebounds to help No. 4 Alabama notch a 102-97 victory over No. 8 Kentucky on Saturday afternoon in a high-octane Southeastern Conference contest at Lexington, Ky.
Grant Nelson recorded 23 points, 10 rebounds and three blocked shots in his homecoming and Mark Sears also scored 23 points as No. 6 Alabama held off North Dakota for a 97-90 victory on Wednesday night at Grand Forks, N.D.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.— Alabama men's basketball will head back on the road for its next game, but it will be a homecoming for one Alabama player. Forward Grant Nelson grew up less than 100 miles from Grand Forks––the location of the Tide's next game as it'll face North Dakota on Wednesday, Dec.