Top Prospect Jalen Green Skipping College To Play For G-League Team In LA
Jalen Green, the No. 1 recruit in the nation, will reportedly get paid a $500,000 salary.
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- Context on the question: Jalen Green is a highly-touted basketball prospect who, as a high school senior, chose to pursue a professional path (G League) instead of attending college. This path was widely reported in 2020 and linked to the NBA G League’s pathway program. If you’re asking about “latest news,” that phrase typically refers to more recent developments in his college trajectory or career status, but since he never played college basketball, there wouldn’t be a current college news trajectory for him. Any updates would instead relate to his professional career in the NBA or G League, awards, injuries, or contract details. For example, initial reports in 2020 announced his decision to skip college and sign with the G League, with coverage from major outlets at the time. If you want citations for those historical points, I can provide them.
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