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Israeli Guard Noam Yaakov Eyes NBA After Strong Season in Belgium
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israeli guard Noam Yaakov, after a strong season in Belgium, plans to join the University of Utah to pursue an NBA career. He is currently with the Israeli national team ahead of games against Germany and Croatia and will travel to the U.S. in August to prepare for college basketball.
- 01Noam Yaakov had a strong season with Ostend in Belgium, boosting his confidence.
- 02He plans to join the University of Utah in August to improve his chances of reaching the NBA.
- 03Yaakov believes college basketball in the U.S. is the right path to develop his skills.
- 04He feels he has proven his NBA potential through combines and training.
- 05Yaakov is currently with the Israeli national team preparing for matches against Germany and Croatia.
- 06He is focused on playing in the U.S. next year and uncertain about offers from Israeli teams.
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