There are many high school students in the history of the NBA, and the title is every year, but it is too difficult for high school students to become a champion. It's not easy for high school students to play in the NBA, because your body and technology are not yet mature, and it is really a huge challenge to skip college and play directly in the NBA. If you still want to be a champion, it must be a talent, which may become a winner in the draft at the end.
In the 75 years of NBA history, 3 high school students were born, and their talents are visible to the naked eye. If the NBA does not resume high school students to participate in the draft, then the high school students will probably always be these 3 people. So who are these 3 people, and what is their historical status and achievements, let's find out.
Kwame Brown
This is the first high school student in NBA history, and just by looking at this title, you know how strong he is. Brown in high school was great, and in high school, he attacked and defended, and won the best player in the United States, and this talent made him laugh at the end of the selection. Helplessly, he met Jordan, not everyone can stand Jordan's temper and high demands. It is the paranoia of Jordan that brown's psychological defense line completely collapses. Averaging 6.6 points and 5.5 rebounds per game in his NBA career, he's been wandering the league, and although he's been playing for 12 years, it's almost non-existent. If he hadn't met Jordan, he might have been able to cash in on his talents. He is a passerby presence in the NBA, and as for historical status, it is nothing at all.
James
2003 can be the "Platinum Generation" draft, and there is James. James showed amazing talent in high school, and ESPN even made an exception to broadcast games for James. At that time, whether it was physical or technical, they were too far ahead of their peers, and there was no suspense when they were in shape. James played for 19 years, he achieved the honor harvest, 4 crowns + 4MVP + 4FMVP, and 13 times a game. Now 37 years old is still at the peak of the tail. His historical status is second only to Jordan, and as for achievements, he is still the first person in the league.
Howard
Warcraft was very fierce in high school, and at that time he was a capping machine. Coming to the NBA, his defense evolved again, and the three-game DPOY was the only one in history. He was the absolute core of the Magic, and was selected for the double team all year round, when Howard was not afraid of anyone except Yao Shark. 4 times a defense, 5 times a squad, and a championship, such a Howard did not enter the 75 big, it is really intolerable. Speaking of historical status, the top 50 can be, and as for achievements, they should also be selected as the top 10 centers in history.