A lot of people who have left the NBA recently have been re-employed because of the pandemic, and today, according to Shams, the Hawks plan to use a 10-day difficult special contract to sign forward Cameron Oliver and guard Chris Clemmons.
Both of them are rocket veterans, and the name clemmons believes that some of the fire secrets must be familiar. If Thomas Jr. was once the strongest 175 on the surface, then Clemmons may be the second strongest 175 on the surface.
Like Thomas Jr., Clemmons is only 1.75 meters tall. Thomas Jr. was selected in the final round, while Clemmons was even worse, with no team willing to give him a chance in the 19-year draft.
Compared with Thomas Jr.'s college resume, Clemmons' college resume can be recorded in the history of the NCAA. After entering Campbell University, Clemmons quickly showed his ability to cut points.
He averaged 18.5 points per game in his freshman year, 25.1 points per game in his sophomore year and 24.9 points per game in his junior year. Senior Clemmons became the NCAA's leading scorer, averaging 30.1 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game, shooting 57 percent from the field and 35.7 percent from three-point range.
Clemmons averaged 4.2 three-pointers per game that season and averaged 8.6 free throws per game, making 7.5 free throws. Clemmons University scored 3225 points in four years, ranking third in NCAA history.
The height of 175 can be in the NCAA for four years, which is not easy. However, the average of 30 points per game has not been selected, which is enough to show that in addition to being able to score, Clemmons has no reason to be selected.
However, Clemmons won a two-way contract from the Rockets through the summer league, and in the 2019-20 regular season, Clemmons played 33 times, averaging 4.9 points, 0.9 rebounds and 0.8 assists per game.
In the 20-21 season, Clemmons went on to receive a two-way contract. But the weather was unpredictable, and in the preseason game against the Spurs on December 16, Clemmons was injured without confrontation.
Clemmons couldn't even stand after the injury and was thrown out of the court in a wheelchair, clutching his head in pain in his wheelchair, and I think at that moment he already knew what had happened to him. Clemmons was subsequently diagnosed with a torn right Achilles tendon and was reimbursed for the season.
The Rockets then graciously converted his two-way contract into a formal contract, and then cut him to make room for Porter Jr. Clemmons' dismissal was to be expected, and no one knew if he would ever be back here again.
This summer, Clemmons was signed by the Green Army and then cut. Luckily, he's now getting another chance to stand in the NBA, and getting back on the stage is a success for Clemmons.