Where Are They Now, 2010; Part 35
- Rashad Jones-JenningsFormer Arkansas Little-Rock forward RJJ was a surprise addition to the Philadelphia 76ers training camp roster this October. It was surprising because he's never done anything to suggest NBA talent. Jones-Jennings once led the NCAA in rebounding, but he did so while grabbing more rebounds than points, even in the mid major Sun Belt Conference. Last year he averaged roughly 8 points and 10 rebounds, but that was in the German second division. If you can't score more than you can rebound as those standards of play, you won't score a single point in the NBA. And if you can't score a single point in the NBA, you can't play in it. Unless you're Michael Ruffin.
Jones-Jennings went to Ukraine to start this year, but then moved to the French second division to play for Boulazac. He is averaging 8.6 points and 7.5 rebounds per game.