At the time, Pollard said, “Hopefully, I’ll get a training camp invite or a two-way contract. I have to weigh my options. If the option’s overseas and it’s not too far from the G League financially, then I’d choose to stay here. If it’s significantly different, obviously I’d go overseas. There are opportunities everywhere. I just want to go with the one that best fits me and have fun and be put into a good situation in a good city.”
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The G League used to be known as the D League, or developmental league. The Jazz have a team called the Stars in Salt Lake City.
Pollard finished his college career in March with 1,171 points. He ranks 35th in school history.
We’ve signed Kendall Pollard
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