He could be a multimillionaire in four months, but still, Perry Jones III can't help himself. Each time he walks off the court, the Baylor forward thinks the same thing.
I wonder what they'll say this time.
A year ago, on a message board, Jones said someone called him the biggest underachiever in college basketball.
A national sports columnist recently wrote that drafting the 6-foot-11 sophomore would "cost an NBA general manager his job."
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