Players can enter the draft, go through the NBA combine to get a grade and then have a window to withdraw and go back to college if NBA scouts say they need some improvement.
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He reminds me of Kevin Johnson.
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He reminds me of Chris Jackson
He reminds me of Kingston Flemings. 
Seriously though, Dude is a megastar already in my book. Attitude, work ethic, leadership and composure donāt appear in the box scores but they look pretty good too. Also, weāve only played one conference game. Heās just warming up.
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I dont see john wallā¦
DeāAaron Fox could be a good compā¦ but fox lived by the floater and kingston almost never does floatersā¦ but if we are equating layup and floaters as the same thing, then its a pretty good comp
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The more I think about it I stand by Russ Westbrook. The only person I can remember as competitive as King. And he is still only 19. He may grow into a dominant athlete even at the NBA level ie VJ Edgecombe.
Could see King becoming the new guard triple double King in the League.
Matter of fact he is Triple Double King moving forward in my mind ha
Yeah Moreso the way him and DeāAron move. They finish way differently.
Dare I say Derrick Rose in how twitchy he is?
100%. Heās my favorite player to ever put on the uniform 
Kingston reminds me of Walt Frazier.
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This sounds fun!
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so are we not seeing the complain just to complain about pesik posts???
its everyday!!!
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Agree with Fox. I think DeāAaron Fox is probably the best comp in terms of body type and raw athleticism. But Kingston likes to toy with people on his hip and Fox is all gasā¦ he has to get a step on you or heāll do a violent step back, thatās really his only counterā¦that and the floater. The floater game comes from the paint goalie knowing that and getting to the spot. He doesnāt play with great pace or particularly artfully, fox kind of only has 1 speed. It all works off that. I could see him falling off quickly in his later years when he loses a half a step.
But in terms of actual play style, on the other handā¦ i have two comps that describe what i see differently in how Flem navigates the iso game with pace and hesiā¦Lou Williams and Darius Garland. A more true PG version but still a scoring guard.
Yes, Kingston he can blow by you, but heās only gonna do that when your feet are in sand or there is a wide open path to the cup behind the defender. This is the right way to play for anybody. He really wants to feel you before he decides what heās gonna do. And he wants to time when people have to commit help on his terms, so he can find others or get the defense scrambling. This is why maturity has always been the word that stuck in my head about him from day one.
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lol Pesik.
Your takes on the last two topics you jumped into were absolutely brutalā¦.like, next level bad to where IMO your credibility is severely damaged.
So then a poster tells you a former college/ professional head coach gives him the comp of John Wallā¦ā¦and the FIRST thing you say is āI donāt see itā. 
And stop being such a baby.
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I wonder what happens to this rule now that drafted players can still come back as long as they havenāt signed an NBA contract? How many kids are going to go all the way through the draft and decide to come back? Itās getting more and more difficult for coaches to build the next yearās roster with these changes.
The rule is only foreign players who stayed in the draft and didnāt get drafted can go back to college.
Or if you get drafted and play in the G league a couple years you are still eligible. It depends. And the NCAA doesnāt seem to want to put out an explainer.
Only if Red Panda isnāt availableā¦
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THIS MAN DOES NOT LOSE.
Might be the most competitive kid Iāve ever seen
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Clutch city already