NBA Players Kids That Look Like They Will DOMINATE The League!

Welcome back to Sporting Focus, today on the channel we are going to check out the NBA players’ kids that look like they might take over the league. This is not a particularly new phenomenon, of course. Genetics matter! There are second-generation NBA players currently sprinkled all over the league, with Stephen Curry (son of Dell Curry) and Klay Thompson (son of Mychal Thompson) leading the way. We’ve seen Larry Nance Jr., Jaren Jackson Jr., and Glenn Robinson III. Tim Hardaway and his son, Tim Hardaway Jr., can both call themselves teammates of Dirk Nowitzki on the Dallas Mavericks before he retired. This is a list of active college basketball players and high school recruits who are following in the footsteps of their famous fathers.

Cole Anthony – Son of Greg Anthony. Anthony was one of the top recruits in the country, and will be one of the top picks in the 2020 NBA Draft. A 6’3 point guard who can score at will when he’s hot, Anthony’s freshman year at North Carolina hasn’t gone as planned. A torn meniscus has kept him out since early December, and UNC is currently in the basement of the ACC without him. Fortunately, his career has so many better days ahead. Anthony’s father, Greg Anthony, was a star for UNLV’s 1990 national champions, and the 1991 team that started 34-0 before losing to Duke in the Final Four. He was the No. 12 pick in the 1991 NBA Draft by the New York Knicks and went on to enjoy a long pro career. Scotty Pippen Jr. — son of Scottie Pippen. Pippen Jr. didn’t get his father’s height, unfortunately, but the 6’1 guard has become one of the most productive players on Vanderbilt as a freshman under head coach Jerry Stackhouse. Pippen Jr. is averaging 11 points and four assists per game so far. He is, of course, the son of Chicago Bulls legend and NBA Hall of Fame inductee Scottie Pippen. Stay tuned for more NBA players kids that look like they might take over the league

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