Man Lavar Ball really should just shut his mouth. This dude doesnt get it at all and is hurting his sons everytime he opens his mouth. One of those "white guys" is a top 5 all time leading scorer at UCLA (Bryce Alford) and the other is a possible NBA lottery pick (TJ Leaf). This is pure ignorance. And lastly the 3rd white guy (Thomas Welsh) averaged almost a double double on the year with 11pts and 9 rebs. All 3 of these guys were vital to how good UCLA was this season.This guy is the worst part of getting the Ball brothers at UCLA.
http://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...lavar-ball-casts-blame-ucla-bruins-white-guys
LaVar Ball: UCLA was too slow to win title with 'three white guys'
8:40 PM PT
LaVar Ball, the outspoken father of former
UCLA Bruins guard
Lonzo Ball, gave two reasons Thursday for why the Bruins were eliminated in the NCAA tournament: Lonzo Ball was saddled by a hamstring injury, and some of his teammates, whom LaVar Ball referred to as "three white guys," couldn't pick up the slack.
Lonzo Ball did not mention the injury after the Sweet 16 loss to
Kentucky, and UCLA coach Steve Alford said he believed his player was fine.
"Realistically you can't win no championship with three white guys because the foot speed is too slow," LaVar Ball told the
Southern California News Group, presumably talking about
TJ Leaf,
Bryce Alford and
Thomas Welsh.
LaVar Ball 'glad' Alford is staying at UCLA
LaVar Ball, who stayed in California to tend to his ailing wife instead of going to Memphis for the Sweet 16, told ESPN he feels "good" about Steve Alford remaining the coach at UCLA.
"I told Lonzo, 'One of these games you might need to go for 30 or 40 points.' It turned out that was the one game. Then once they get to the Elite Eight, they're right there," LaVar Ball said.
Lonzo Ball is a likely lottery pick in this summer's NBA draft. He played one season at UCLA and has since filed paperwork for the draft as well as hired an agent.
LaVar Ball's middle son, LiAngelo, is committed to UCLA for next season. His youngest son, LaMelo, is committed to UCLA in the class of 2019.
Kentucky advanced to the South Region final with an 85-76 victory, where it lost to eventual champion
North Carolina.