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As far as culture, and passion for the college and pro basketball teams, which area is more rich in these categories? Thanks in advance for any and all replies!
-Kevin Durant
-Ty Lawson
-Michael Beasley
-Jeff Green
-Thomas Robinson
-Patrick Patterson
-Ed Davis
-Roger Mason
-Sam Young
-Jarrett Jack
-Keith Bogans
-Dante Cunningham
-Chris Johnson
-John Lucas
-Meyers Leonard
-James White
-Chris Wright
-Jarvis Varnado
-Kendall Marshall
-Julyan Stone
but i included a very big area, for Philly only the metro on Pennsylvania ground.
-Kevin Durant
-Ty Lawson
-Michael Beasley
-Jeff Green
-Thomas Robinson
-Patrick Patterson
-Ed Davis
-Roger Mason
-Sam Young
-Jarrett Jack
-Keith Bogans
-Dante Cunningham
-Chris Johnson
-John Lucas
-Meyers Leonard
-James White
-Chris Wright
-Jarvis Varnado
-Kendall Marshall
-Julyan Stone
but i included a very big area, for Philly only the metro on Pennsylvania ground.
I am confused by this list. Some of these individuals were just born in the DMV, they didn't actually play any level of basketball in this region so I wouldn't include them. What are we defining as being 'from an area'? To me, I don't think we should include people who didn't at least play high school in the region.
Also when someone says, the DMV, it doesn't really include the whole state of Virginia, it is really just the DC Metro area otherwise, we can include Richmond and Hampton Roads in our list and I think that would be a stretch. James White for instance, is not from the DC area. He is from southern Virginia, southwest of Richmond.
And if we are going to put Baltimore as part of the DMV which technically makes sense just because there are a lot of areas that intermixed, then you have to include the following names:
Also when someone says, the DMV, it doesn't really include the whole state of Virginia, it is really just the DC Metro area otherwise, we can include Richmond and Hampton Roads in our list and I think that would be a stretch. James White for instance, is not from the DC area.
But he went to High School in a place that is not in the DC region. I'm trying to be fair here. That's why I am asking what are the boundaries that we are defining for if someone is included to be in an area or not.
But he went to High School in a place that is not in the DC region. I'm trying to be fair here. That's why I am asking what are the boundaries that we are defining for if someone is included to be in an area or not.
In the first years of your life you will learn how to walk and talk (the basics), for me that's more important than high school.
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