Scottie Reynolds

His time with the Jazz lasted a week. According to Jonathan Rinehart, the PR Director for the Utah Jazz, Scottie Reynolds has been waived by the NBA team after signing with the club last week. H/T to The Nova Blog
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The last we heard of Scottie Reynolds, he had declined to re-join the Springfield Armor for a second season in the NBA’s developmental league. The former All-American guard had a rough time in his first professional season, struggling with an ill-advised attempt at playing in Europe and ultimately settling in back home with the...
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Maalik Wayns will be the face of Villanova basketball in the 2011-12 season, there are no doubts about that fact. Jay Wright loves his point guard and is poised to hand the reigns and the starring role in his offense to Wayns. Sure, he played plenty last season and started most games, but the...
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With no NBA opportunities arising at the end of his D-League season, Scottie Reynolds, rather than go home, has signed on to play for CDP Domingo Paulino in the Dominican Republic. CDP are the defending champions of the Dominican league and are currently in the midst of the Santiago Finals. According to LatinBasket.com: Reynolds...
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(Updated 11/2/2010) Scottie Reynolds was drafted 13th overall by the Tulsa 66ers of the NBA D-League tonight. The 66ers are affiliated with the Oklahoma City Thunder, but that doesn’t mean that OKC owns his rights in the NBA. He will sign a contract directly with the NBA D-League and would be freed of any...
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Scottie Reynolds‘ recent departure from Italy may have been timed perfectly. The First Team All-American’s name will be in the pool for Monday’s NBA D-League Draft. The 16 teams in the league will each make 8 selections. To get you more familiar with the possible destinations, here are the 2010 D-League squads… Reno Bighorns...
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Scottie Reynolds never really got comfortable in Italy and after a poor start to his first professional campaign with Italian club Prima Veroli, the Nova Blog reported that the former First-Team All-American was released. Reynolds chose the Second Division club over an opportunity to warm the bench for Phoenix in the NBA. Based on...
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The “Ewing Theory” is an idea first proposed in an article by ESPN’s Bill Simmons that suggested that although Patrick Ewing was often the best player on his team (at both Georgetown and with the Knicks), those teams played better when Ewing was not on the court. The theory was later expanded to other...
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Scottie Reynolds will not be heading to Phoenix for the coming NBA season. Instead he has signed a 1-year deal with Italian LegADue (Second Division) club Prima Veroli. The contract was arranged by super-agent Arn Tellem and Lee Melchioni, and apparently the guaranteed money is substantial.
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  As we pick Villanova’s all-time greatest players over the next few weeks, it is important to bear in mind that the NCAA made significant rule changes over the years that make statistical comparisons of players across generations difficult.  The introductions of freshman eligibility in 1972, the shot clock in 1985-86,...
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