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» Saturday, October 27 2012 |
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Jonathan Feigen: Rockets picked up Reeves Nelson on waivers this week; will waive him today. They made the move to have D-League rights if he goes that way. Twitter @Jonathan_Feigen |
» Saturday, October 20 2012 |
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The Los Angeles Lakers have waived Ronnie Aguilar and Reeves Nelson, it was announced on Saturday. NBA.com |
» Thursday, September 6 2012 |
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The Lakers signed the former UC Santa Barbara player to a non-guaranteed contract Wednesday and extended an invitation to training camp as the team fills out the margins of its roster for practice purposes. Like former UCLA forward Reeves Nelson, whom the Lakers also signed as expected Wednesday, Somogyi is the longest of longshots to make the team. Somogyi went undrafted after averaging 3.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.5 blocks in 12.2 minutes during his four seasons with the Gauchos. Los Angeles Times |
» Wednesday, September 5 2012 |
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The Los Angeles Lakers have signed rookie center Greg Somogyi and rookie forward Reeves Nelson, it was announced today. Per team policy, terms of the agreements were not released. Somogyi, a 7-3 center out of UC Santa Barbara, played all four years for the Gauchos where he posted career averages of 3.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.5 blocks in 12.2 minutes. Somogyi most recently played for the 2012 Lakers Summer League team where he averaged 1.2 points, 1.6 rebounds in 7.2 minutes. NBA.com ![]() Former UCLA forward Reeves Nelson will be invited to the Lakers training camp that begins in early October after he signs a one-year, non-guaranteed contract, potentially worth about $700,000 with the team, Nelson told The Times on Tuesday. Los Angeles Times Nelson would probably be considered a long shot to make the Lakers. But he considers the training camp invitation to be a blessing, particularly because he was dismissed from UCLA in December of 2011, largely for his disruptive attitude. “I'm very grateful,” Nelson said. “It's nice because I'm pretty sure that virtually no one thought I could get this far, so it's pretty gratifying.” Los Angeles Times |
» Sunday, June 17 2012 |
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Former UCLA forward Reeves Nelson worked out with the Lakers Thursday, agent Mark MacGillivray told HoopsHype. He's represented by both MacGillivray and JR Harris. Sulia |
» Thursday, May 24 2012 |
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Former UCLA basketball player Reeves Nelson filed a $10-million defamation lawsuit against Sports Illustrated on Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court. The lawsuit stems from an article ("Special Report: Not the UCLA Way") published in March in which Nelson was portrayed as a bully who mistreated former Bruins teammates. Los Angeles Times The lawsuit contains sworn declarations from 18 former UCLA teammates, including several who were cast in the Sports Illustrated article as victims of Nelson's alleged bullying. Los Angeles Times |
» Wednesday, March 23 2011 |
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UCLA Coach Ben Howland said the potential of an NBA lockout would influence his advice to Bruins players deciding whether to declare for the draft, intimating that it might lead him to encourage them to return to college. "I can tell you in the NBA, in my opinion, this is going to be a serious lockout," Howland said Tuesday. "They will not be playing, in my opinion, next December and maybe even January. … You're not even going to get paid next year for half the year." FOX 43 Howland said he expected to meet with junior Malcolm Lee and sophomores Tyler Honeycutt and Reeves Nelson as soon as Monday to discuss their futures. College underclassmen have until April 24 to declare for the draft and can withdraw by May 8 to retain amateur eligibility, as long as they do not hire an agent. Lee's ability to work out for NBA teams during the two-week window may be compromised after he underwent surgery Tuesday to repair damage to his left knee sustained this month. FOX 43 |
» Monday, March 21 2011 |
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Nelson appears to be the most likely of the three players to return. The Bruins' leading scorer intimated he was leaning toward coming back, in part because his younger brother Raymond will be a freshman tight end for the UCLA football team this fall. Los Angeles Times |
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