Leaving Kansas was the issue. He should have built on the ncaa tournament and came back and ran the point. Graham and mason both were seniors and drafted. Like you said someone was giving him bad advice
hell. his first mistake was not going to KU to begin with..he chose Miss State over KU..he basically wasted 2 seasons..1 at MSU, and the other having to sit out a year because of transfer rule
that 'Monta Ellis' "6'3 shooting gaurd era is over..Malik Monk pullin it off cuz he is CRAZY athletic and HITS CONSTISTENTLY ..plus Coach Cal let him go, 40 and 50 pts games helped build his confidence going into the league..Malik Newman should've picked a program that better suited 'him'
First he one of the best from the sip but what people don't realize about us is in Mississippi is we play different because we are really short he got lucky playing off guard because at 6'26'3 we playing big man and the guards are 5'5to 5'10 and yeah Mississippi State was not right cause in highschool he was really highly ranked
I definitely was 6’3 playing the 3 but guarding centers Becuse I could jump Newman was good but he wasn’t better than classes like 2004-2012 he was just one of the most known at the time I’ll still take Julicous Q and the other guard calllaway had over him
Like so many guys who think they are better than they are, he left Kansas before his senior yr. Too many guys make this mistake and they never develop the game that will get them in the NBA. They all wind up overseas.
Good video. I went to college in Mississippi during Malik’s high school years and I watched him at Mississippi state and Kansas and I said the same things you said in the video. One point I would add though is he should have came back to Kansas for his junior year and in the off season worked on his ball handling point guard skills and also his defense. He had all the tools he was just lacking consistency at the high major level and the ability to slide over and play the point.
Thank you. Good point, I agree he should've came back. I also think he should've gotten drafted though. Guys aren't using social media enough! The more you're seen, the more people talk about you. The more they talk the more the nba feels obligated to have your star power and visibility on their platform. He left KU and was a ghost. No youtube day in the life episodes, no workouts, nothing. Def nba talent
i like leaving comments before actually watching the video. his mistake was leaving kansas. i remember him playing one year at miss st then transferring to kansas. if i recall i think he only played their one year. in high school he was very brash and cocky like a lot of the top high school recruits but i think he was more so. i recall him doing well in the ncaa tourney last year, they beat duke in the elite eight. he should have stayed one more year with bill self and become the focus on offense because this year's kansas would not have graham so he, malik, would have been the go to scorer.
edit: he should have definitely stayed one more year at kansas and worked on his pg skills or better yet, worked on it during that year that he sat out after transferring. steph's freshmen and sophomore years he was basically the sg at davidson. he played a lot off ball. he received a lot of feed back after his sophomore season that he was too small to play sg in the league so that summer, between soph-junior season, he worked on his pg skills. when he came back for his junior season he was playing more with the ball in his hands, creating for teammates and still creating his own shot.
Your video are just 10/10 level you have a great knowledge of the game and have the perfect voice for these videos thank you for your great content man!!!
I actually think going to Mississippi State made sense at the time because of Ben Howland he did a great job with guards at UCLA (Russell Westbrook, Jordan Farmar, Darren Collison, Aaron Affalo, Jrue Holiday) Newman was seen as just as talented if not more talented as those guys back then. A lot of great college coaches “hold back” their star players in college look at Dean Smith and Coach Cal, a lot of their superstars had average numbers in college and then went to the league and balled out once they got more freedom and floor space.
Good point. Let's not forget Monta and Lou came up in a time where it was "in" or "ok" being smaller at the 2. A.I made that possible. Different times. Also how often does that happen, especially in today's game where a smaller guy is coveted. Lou and Monta were also superior scoring machines! Like probably the best ever at that tweener size. Had they went to Kansas would've averaged 45.
Malik monk has the same measurable and close to the same game with monk having more bounce but more no went 11th overall bc he went it Kentucky and broke a lot of there scoring records as a freshman averaging 20 crazy how age and numbers can be the difference between 11th overall and undrafted
He should have tried to learn to play pg. He bought into his hype from hs thinking he would come into college doing the same thing he did in hs. He struggled at miss st with his shooting & he doesn't get to the paint. By the time he was able to get on the floor at Kansas it was already pretty much a wrap for him.
His lack of patience hurt him, he tried to make the jump to the NBA straight out of high school and left Kansas too early for the NBA. I will say he looked like the best player in college basketball during March Madness at one time thou.
@@stuntedgrowth fact! I'm from Jackson and MSU never sends talent to the league, no matter how well they do. Top 5 players should only go to top 5 programs for a reason.
His mistake was trying to be in pg, I recall watching him play in the McDonald’s Game & Jordan classic he was trying to be a facilitator. Just do what comes natural an THATS score, league has a history of small off guards. Just pair them with a bigger lead guard
@stuntedgrowth Good video bro but I think you got some of your facts mixed up and one stunt you missed imo. There was a big hype job with this kid. Great kid and work ethic is unmatched but if you talked you guys from the city during his time JPS talent level was really low. First off if you watched him play he did nothing really exceptional. He was really good at everything but nothing exceptional. I loved watching him play because he was so sound with his game. He took advantage of a lot of low level guys guarding him. There's one player that was actually listed as a SG out of high school who averaged 30 against him if I remember correctly and never lost from a smaller school. Quindarry Weatherspoon. You were incorrect with Malik's ranking out of highschool. He was the the #1 PG coming because he his way to the NBA was playing point so that changed from SG to PG. Ge wasn't even the best SG in bis state that year. Q was better. Next stunt was injuries Malik was injured his whole Fr year and didn't play in a lot of games and his time was on the floor was not high because he was always working back from injuries. To be honest his confidence took a hit imo because whether he admits it or not he shot terribly his Fr year and his inability to finish at the rim or get to the rim was on display. He went to Kansas and I got why but he was like their 4 th or 5th scoring option there. Most of the time he was benefiting from Devontae Graham and the other players taking so much attention of him defensively from other teams. He flourished in that set up. Once again the reason he left Kansas quickly was because he had a great tourney and if he would of stayed I believe it would of been MSU part 2. He would of got exposed for things like the fact he is not a PG and is really streaky more than anything. People tried to compare him to Monta Ellis. Sorry guys anyone from Jackson would tell you not even close in comparison and back then the talent was so much better. Hell Monta outscored opposing teams. Dude put up 65 against a team that scored less than him total. Malik was a great kid, very hard worker, and a joy to watch but I think he was very limited after highschool in what he could do unless the environment was right. Long post I know but thought it would help... Love the vids bro. Keep it going
It's crazy how Donovon Mitchell is a 6'3 shooting guard. If you're under 6'5 and play the SG position. The athleticism or marksmanship need to be of high quality.
Why does it matter if he went to Mississipi st? It doesn’t. He ended up at KU which gets as much exposure as you can get. This has nothing to do with him not playing in the NBA
it does matter beacuse if he wouldve chose the right college his freshman year he wouldve got drafted example collin sexton went to alabama averged 19ppg was a lottery pick
@@jbsix No. If he chose KU his freshman year he would get more exposure, BUT not as much playing time with frank mason, devonte graham, wayne selden, and SVi there. All NBA players. Colin Sexton was basically a one man team at Alabama. Malik wouldn't have been the man at Kansas. I am a KU fan and loved what Malik did last year. So I am not buying that bc he went to Miss St first it ruined his career. He should have stayed at Kansas for this year, where he WOULD have been the man. Because KU is terrible this year and Adoka and Silvia are both out, along with VIck.
I saw him play in highschool when he was freshman and he was ballin frfr. I'm from the gulf coast of Mississippi and I went to Jackson for a weekend because I had a lil shawty up there but the dope boys and og's made sure if Malik went to a party he was protected one night somebody got they ass whipped and robbed fucking with him over some dumb shit they didn't give a fuck. BTW Devin Booker who played against my high school St Martin was a cool ass nigga real laid back and quite he pulled up at my homeboy house party in high school when he played for Moss Point high school (look up Moss Point it's the fucking slums real talk) Devin Booker pops was a baller back in there 90s he got his son to move down to Mississippi a few years after Katrina to play ball down here. Shout out to OG Chris Jackson from Gulfport MS which is about the 20 mins away from me he got black balled by the NBA in the 90s
Its funny when yall hear Ben Howland yall think UCLA, rightfully. I'm an old Big East guy and I think of those tough Pitt squads. Either way, you dont think offensive progression with him. You think of the tough minded players
His only mistake was committing to Mississippi State.. should’ve went to KU from the jump they wanted him.. even tried to get him to go to oak hill so it’ll help him prepare
The Mississippi coach was the worse for him, because he emphasized team basketball. The problem in America I suppose, it’s more a concept of franchise player, than total team play. Malik was not seen in Mississippi playing team ball, but isn’t that the key element in Kansas team play. I get your point, he should be a more selfish player, look out for himself more, and increased his draft stock. Yep, that’s what Carmelo did, and many other selfish players. Team play wins championship over anything else. Ask the female coach from UCONN.
I think in a couple years we are going to see him.In the nba. I always wonder why he went to that school he was to good for that school. He got game that why I think he going to make it one day. When he went to that school. He should have went nut.
He couldn’t shoot and couldn’t play the point. Like u said before them highlight videos kill careers. If you ask me helluva athlete coulda been a great football player still can be
Couldnt shoot at all for a 2 guard. Worst video this guy ever made constantly contradicting himself. He said he was under publicized but was on NBA radar in high school. Guy never blames the player. Lousy shot selection and was an overrated shooter in general.
Ur wrong all the way. That's why the nba is so boring now. Can't nobody shoot. They're all tall and slow. More dunking n less defense. A lot of soft players. This guy would've had a chance if Lechoke wouldn't have came to the Lakers. What school have to do anything? U good u good. You doesn't have the knowledge to do this job. U lack wisdom. Size lol. What size is curry and a lot of shooters. Plz think before u try to give out knowledge of how nba recruits players. This some garbage.
Shoutout to youtube/Jacques bragg for the request.
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Leaving Kansas was the issue. He should have built on the ncaa tournament and came back and ran the point. Graham and mason both were seniors and drafted. Like you said someone was giving him bad advice
hell. his first mistake was not going to KU to begin with..he chose Miss State over KU..he basically wasted 2 seasons..1 at MSU, and the other having to sit out a year because of transfer rule
@@carsonc29 i mean hometown his dad went there as well kinda hard for him to go somewhere else
that 'Monta Ellis' "6'3 shooting gaurd era is over..Malik Monk pullin it off cuz he is CRAZY athletic and HITS CONSTISTENTLY ..plus Coach Cal let him go, 40 and 50 pts games helped build his confidence going into the league..Malik Newman should've picked a program that better suited 'him'
Monta had much longer arms than Newman, making him pretty good at the rim. He also had a much better handle and playmaking ability.
He went to my highschool and I know this guy, he is a beast.. it's never too late for his type of talent!!
First he one of the best from the sip but what people don't realize about us is in Mississippi is we play different because we are really short he got lucky playing off guard because at 6'26'3 we playing big man and the guards are 5'5to 5'10 and yeah Mississippi State was not right cause in highschool he was really highly ranked
Not like that JUST in Mississippi that’s for any school that doesn’t really have big skilled kids
I definitely was 6’3 playing the 3 but guarding centers Becuse I could jump
Newman was good but he wasn’t better than classes like 2004-2012 he was just one of the most known at the time
I’ll still take Julicous Q and the other guard calllaway had over him
His mistake was leaving Kansas
That's the truth
Exactly. He needed another year. If he stayed this year he would be averaging 20+ with KUs team
Exactly. He needed another year. If he stayed this year he would be averaging 20+ with KUs team
Tears of War facts, dumb ass really declared for the draft
that missippi year was the problem he struggled in a bad school to the point they benched him and he had to transfer
shrek diego I think being from Mississippi was his problem
Yea man. That hurt him a lot
Like so many guys who think they are better than they are, he left Kansas before his senior yr. Too many guys make this mistake and they never develop the game that will get them in the NBA. They all wind up overseas.
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Good video. I went to college in Mississippi during Malik’s high school years and I watched him at Mississippi state and Kansas and I said the same things you said in the video. One point I would add though is he should have came back to Kansas for his junior year and in the off season worked on his ball handling point guard skills and also his defense. He had all the tools he was just lacking consistency at the high major level and the ability to slide over and play the point.
Thank you. Good point, I agree he should've came back. I also think he should've gotten drafted though. Guys aren't using social media enough! The more you're seen, the more people talk about you. The more they talk the more the nba feels obligated to have your star power and visibility on their platform. He left KU and was a ghost. No youtube day in the life episodes, no workouts, nothing. Def nba talent
i like leaving comments before actually watching the video. his mistake was leaving kansas. i remember him playing one year at miss st then transferring to kansas. if i recall i think he only played their one year. in high school he was very brash and cocky like a lot of the top high school recruits but i think he was more so. i recall him doing well in the ncaa tourney last year, they beat duke in the elite eight. he should have stayed one more year with bill self and become the focus on offense because this year's kansas would not have graham so he, malik, would have been the go to scorer.
edit: he should have definitely stayed one more year at kansas and worked on his pg skills or better yet, worked on it during that year that he sat out after transferring. steph's freshmen and sophomore years he was basically the sg at davidson. he played a lot off ball. he received a lot of feed back after his sophomore season that he was too small to play sg in the league so that summer, between soph-junior season, he worked on his pg skills. when he came back for his junior season he was playing more with the ball in his hands, creating for teammates and still creating his own shot.
Agreed
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Your video are just 10/10 level you have a great knowledge of the game and have the perfect voice for these videos thank you for your great content man!!!
Thank you so much!
I actually think going to Mississippi State made sense at the time because of Ben Howland he did a great job with guards at UCLA (Russell Westbrook, Jordan Farmar, Darren Collison, Aaron Affalo, Jrue Holiday) Newman was seen as just as talented if not more talented as those guys back then. A lot of great college coaches “hold back” their star players in college look at Dean Smith and Coach Cal, a lot of their superstars had average numbers in college and then went to the league and balled out once they got more freedom and floor space.
Kansas was not the wrong school for malik. He averaged 22.5 points in March and absolutely carried us to the final 4 with Devonte Graham.
I don’t see the size for a sg as a problem monta Ellis and Lou Williams perfect examples 10+ year nba vets
Good point. Let's not forget Monta and Lou came up in a time where it was "in" or "ok" being smaller at the 2. A.I made that possible. Different times. Also how often does that happen, especially in today's game where a smaller guy is coveted. Lou and Monta were also superior scoring machines! Like probably the best ever at that tweener size. Had they went to Kansas would've averaged 45.
Malik monk has the same measurable and close to the same game with monk having more bounce but more no went 11th overall bc he went it Kentucky and broke a lot of there scoring records as a freshman averaging 20 crazy how age and numbers can be the difference between 11th overall and undrafted
Good point.
He should have tried to learn to play pg. He bought into his hype from hs thinking he would come into college doing the same thing he did in hs. He struggled at miss st with his shooting & he doesn't get to the paint. By the time he was able to get on the floor at Kansas it was already pretty much a wrap for him.
Stunthgrowth you got to do one on the most hyped high school Hooper outside of LeBron and oj. Sebastian Telfair
I was thinking about that a while ago. I just hate that so many people have covered his story. But if the people want it, I'll get on it.
@@stuntedgrowth shit you can do one on Steve Francis on why his career didn't live up to its full potential
If I was going to get a scholarship for basketball I’d have Stunted Growth as my consultant before I signed.
Can you do one on the NY big three Andre Barrett Omar cook taliek brown
His lack of patience hurt him, he tried to make the jump to the NBA straight out of high school and left Kansas too early for the NBA. I will say he looked like the best player in college basketball during March Madness at one time thou.
Going to Miss. State was the only mistake
I think that's where it all started
@@stuntedgrowth fact! I'm from Jackson and MSU never sends talent to the league, no matter how well they do. Top 5 players should only go to top 5 programs for a reason.
His mistake was trying to be in pg, I recall watching him play in the McDonald’s Game & Jordan classic he was trying to be a facilitator. Just do what comes natural an THATS score, league has a history of small off guards. Just pair them with a bigger lead guard
@stuntedgrowth Good video bro but I think you got some of your facts mixed up and one stunt you missed imo. There was a big hype job with this kid. Great kid and work ethic is unmatched but if you talked you guys from the city during his time JPS talent level was really low. First off if you watched him play he did nothing really exceptional. He was really good at everything but nothing exceptional. I loved watching him play because he was so sound with his game. He took advantage of a lot of low level guys guarding him. There's one player that was actually listed as a SG out of high school who averaged 30 against him if I remember correctly and never lost from a smaller school. Quindarry Weatherspoon. You were incorrect with Malik's ranking out of highschool. He was the the #1 PG coming because he his way to the NBA was playing point so that changed from SG to PG. Ge wasn't even the best SG in bis state that year. Q was better. Next stunt was injuries Malik was injured his whole Fr year and didn't play in a lot of games and his time was on the floor was not high because he was always working back from injuries. To be honest his confidence took a hit imo because whether he admits it or not he shot terribly his Fr year and his inability to finish at the rim or get to the rim was on display. He went to Kansas and I got why but he was like their 4 th or 5th scoring option there. Most of the time he was benefiting from Devontae Graham and the other players taking so much attention of him defensively from other teams. He flourished in that set up. Once again the reason he left Kansas quickly was because he had a great tourney and if he would of stayed I believe it would of been MSU part 2. He would of got exposed for things like the fact he is not a PG and is really streaky more than anything. People tried to compare him to Monta Ellis. Sorry guys anyone from Jackson would tell you not even close in comparison and back then the talent was so much better. Hell Monta outscored opposing teams. Dude put up 65 against a team that scored less than him total. Malik was a great kid, very hard worker, and a joy to watch but I think he was very limited after highschool in what he could do unless the environment was right. Long post I know but thought it would help... Love the vids bro. Keep it going
Thanks for the info man. 💯
@@stuntedgrowth No problem bro.
It's crazy how Donovon Mitchell is a 6'3 shooting guard. If you're under 6'5 and play the SG position. The athleticism or marksmanship need to be of high quality.
haile 89 he does have a very long wingspan
Malik " The Magnificent " will still rise... Watch & STAY TUNED.....
I watched him in highschool & college really really mad he not bigger in NBA
Yeah. Newman would have been lottery if he went to Kentucky. he fits the mold..
What’s the name of this instrumental
Not many Kansas basketball players who do well in the NBA
Interesting...
True, examples - thomas Robinson, tyshawn Taylor, drew gooden, frank mason, Ben mclemore, B Rush, Arthur that played with chalmers.
@@brandenbarnett6093 devonte graham did really well last year
Right but not that many as a whole seem to do well, he’s an exception
Good analysis 👍🏼
Why does it matter if he went to Mississipi st? It doesn’t. He ended up at KU which gets as much exposure as you can get. This has nothing to do with him not playing in the NBA
it does matter beacuse if he wouldve chose the right college his freshman year he wouldve got drafted example collin sexton went to alabama averged 19ppg was a lottery pick
@@jbsix No. If he chose KU his freshman year he would get more exposure, BUT not as much playing time with frank mason, devonte graham, wayne selden, and SVi there. All NBA players. Colin Sexton was basically a one man team at Alabama. Malik wouldn't have been the man at Kansas. I am a KU fan and loved what Malik did last year. So I am not buying that bc he went to Miss St first it ruined his career. He should have stayed at Kansas for this year, where he WOULD have been the man. Because KU is terrible this year and Adoka and Silvia are both out, along with VIck.
I saw him play in highschool when he was freshman and he was ballin frfr. I'm from the gulf coast of Mississippi and I went to Jackson for a weekend because I had a lil shawty up there but the dope boys and og's made sure if Malik went to a party he was protected one night somebody got they ass whipped and robbed fucking with him over some dumb shit they didn't give a fuck. BTW Devin Booker who played against my high school St Martin was a cool ass nigga real laid back and quite he pulled up at my homeboy house party in high school when he played for Moss Point high school (look up Moss Point it's the fucking slums real talk) Devin Booker pops was a baller back in there 90s he got his son to move down to Mississippi a few years after Katrina to play ball down here. Shout out to OG Chris Jackson from Gulfport MS which is about the 20 mins away from me he got black balled by the NBA in the 90s
Let's Get It!!!
I know this vid old but this guy had the coldest jumper period
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Mo Williams needs to be a topic
Or No Show Williams in the playoffs
You should one on Renaldo Sidney.
I’m from Jackson ms I was coached by the same coach Nd he always told me Malik didn’t listen to nobody and he was hell of cocky
Casso that’s a lie you looking for clout he’s a good kid that absorbed everything that would help him he not a cocky guy
@@strokershawnracing601 how I’m looking for clout if I’m clearly from Jackson, Ms… The only two people he ever listened to was his dad and himself
Its funny when yall hear Ben Howland yall think UCLA, rightfully. I'm an old Big East guy and I think of those tough Pitt squads. Either way, you dont think offensive progression with him. You think of the tough minded players
Do Xavier Henry Joe Alexander or Quincy Miller
I think the #1 sg in 2019 Anthony Edwards made a mistake in going to Georgia
How so?
stuntedgrowth the same thing that happened to Newman
@@therealhooptalk4137 worked out for him
His only mistake was committing to Mississippi State.. should’ve went to KU from the jump they wanted him.. even tried to get him to go to oak hill so it’ll help him prepare
The Mississippi coach was the worse for him, because he emphasized team basketball.
The problem in America I suppose, it’s more a concept of franchise player, than total team play. Malik was not seen in Mississippi playing team ball, but isn’t that the key element in Kansas team play. I get your point, he should be a more selfish player, look out for himself more, and increased his draft stock.
Yep, that’s what Carmelo did, and many other selfish players.
Team play wins championship over anything else. Ask the female coach from UCONN.
Do Norris cole or Mario chamlers and Chris Anderson
His size is legit tho how do you explain CJ McCullough Damian Lillard and Russell Westbrook he make it in the league
Leaving Kansas. Buddy stays here and we win the natty no problem
Renardo Sidney please
Do leondre Washington from jelly fam
Please do Charlie Moore
Quentin Grimes will be like Malik Newman 2.0
Had high expectations for him too.
I think it's a little early to tell. The way he's played, he'll be here one more year at least.
U should do perry ellis
You should do Kwe Parker
I think in a couple years we are going to see him.In the nba. I always wonder why he went to that school he was to good for that school. He got game that why I think he going to make it one day. When he went to that school. He should have went nut.
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He should stay another year
Malik monk got drafted as a 2 and he’s 6’3
greatest599 weak draft
Going to Mississippi
He couldn’t shoot and couldn’t play the point. Like u said before them highlight videos kill careers. If you ask me helluva athlete coulda been a great football player still can be
Do renaldo Sidney
Should’ve stayed Kansas
25-30 points a game 🤦🏿♂️ r u crazy?
yea like fr, who tf averages like 25-30 at a power 5?? If somebody doing that they gonna be huge
@@rahulsiddharth554 exactly bruh this why I hate youtube 😂 people with no knowledge tryna teach everyone
@@rahulsiddharth554 he said he needed 2 put up 25ppg at a small school
@@chihollywood9379 yea at Mississippi state, that's not a small school lol.
@@rahulsiddharth554 its not a Duke, Kentucky, Kansas etc
This kid dad hurt his career.
Chase jeter , Ivan rabb
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Couldnt shoot at all for a 2 guard. Worst video this guy ever made constantly contradicting himself. He said he was under publicized but was on NBA radar in high school. Guy never blames the player. Lousy shot selection and was an overrated shooter in general.
Ur wrong all the way. That's why the nba is so boring now. Can't nobody shoot. They're all tall and slow. More dunking n less defense. A lot of soft players. This guy would've had a chance if Lechoke wouldn't have came to the Lakers. What school have to do anything? U good u good. You doesn't have the knowledge to do this job. U lack wisdom. Size lol. What size is curry and a lot of shooters. Plz think before u try to give out knowledge of how nba recruits players. This some garbage.
He messed up being born in Mississippi...
I watched him in highschool & college really really mad he not bigger in NBA