What did Cassius Winston major in?

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advertising management degree
And though he declined, Winston needed just three years at MSU to earn his advertising management degree in May, a month after leading the Spartans to the Final Four. He has been working on his master’s degree in sport coaching and leadership this season.

Did Cassius Winston make the Washington Wizards?

On Friday, Fred Katz of The Athletic reported that Cassius Winston signed a second two-way contract with the Washington Wizards. The now-sophomore guard and 2020 second-round pick was on a two-way last season as well.

Is Cassius Winston good?

The Washington Wizards selected Cassius Winston with the 53rd pick in the 2020 NBA Draft. Winston was a really good college point guard. Like really good.

Does Cassius Winston play in the NBA?

Cassius Winston (born February 28, 1998) is an American professional basketball player for the Washington Wizards of the National Basketball Association (NBA), on a two-way contract with the Capital City Go-Go of the NBA G League.

Who is MSU point guard?

guard Tyson Walker
Michigan State point guard Tyson Walker, who has started 28 of the Spartans’ 34 games this season, has not yet practiced this week as MSU prepares for its first round matchup with Davidson in the NCAA Tournament.

Is Cassius Winston still with the Washington Wizards?

Cassius Winston’s NBA journey will officially continue this season, as it was reported on Saturday by Fred Katz that the former Spartan has re-signed with the Washington Wizards on a two-way deal that will allow him to spend time with their G-League affiliate, the Capital City Go-Go.

How much does Miles bridges make a year?

Current Contract Miles Bridges signed a 4 year / $16,317,853 contract with the Charlotte Hornets, including $16,317,853 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $4,079,463. In 2022-23, Bridges will earn a base salary of $7,921,301, while carrying a cap hit of $16,264,479.

Who is the tallest college basketball player?

Zach Edey currently stands at 7-4, which makes him the tallest player in Big Ten history. He’s not quite the tallest player in college basketball history — that title belongs to former Florida Tech and Mountain State University player Paul Sturgess, who measured in just over 7-7 — but he could get close to that.