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I'm assuming most people are unfamiliar and not many keep up with high school softmores,

but Matt is a 6-9 forward ranked second in the class of 2023.

ESPN's Adrian Wojznarowski is reporting that each player is signing a two-year deal worth

seven figures, which means they're going to spend their junior and senior years of high

school making a million dollars each minimum. So, for a while now, we've had professional

leagues outside of this country, places like Australia, Italy, China, learning elite

prospects away from college. Then last year, the G-League Ignite program was created and

secured commitments from Projected Top 5 picks, Jalen Green and Jonathan Kaminga, among

others. Now, there is a new league, overtime elite, which describes itself as a transformative

new league that offers the world's most talented young basketball players what it claims

is a better pathway to becoming professional athletes. The league, which by the way,

is financially backed by, among others, Jeff Bezos, Drake, Kevin Durant, Carmelo

Anthony. It's going to offer year-round development program and an academic program. It's going

to be based in Atlanta and it'll feature up to 30 high school juniors and seniors each

year. They're going to play against each other and against external competition and each

player will be guaranteed a minimum salary of $100,000 and also be allowed to earn revenue

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