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  Hold onto your Air Jordans, folks, because UNC's basketball program is in a slump, and former Tar Heel champ Rashad McCants is begging Michael Jordan to dunk some of his $3.8 billion fortune into saving it! McCants, who hoisted the 2004-05 NCAA trophy, says MJ, Vince Carter, and Jerry Stackhouse need to pony up for UNC's Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) fund to lure top talent in this cash-crazy college hoops era. After a humiliating first-round March Madness exit and no NBA first-round draft picks since 2021, McCants claims UNC's legendary vibe is fizzling, with recruits eyeing overseas gigs instead of Tar Heel glory. He points out that UNC's top NIL earner, Henri Veesaar, is stuck at a "paltry" $1.5 million, trailing behind 13 other players. While powerhouses like UConn and Villanova flash cash to win, McCants says UNC's stuck in the past, and it's time for Jordan's billionaire brotherhood to step up. As MJ preps for his flashy new NBC gig, McCa...

  Oscar Robertson Hall of Fame 2019-20 Panini Mosaic Basketball NBA Card No. 286 Check this card out on eBay at JVDCollectibles The First guard to average 30 points - 30.5 as a rookie in 1960-61 - and the first player to average 10 assists - 11.4 in his second season - Robertson was a triple-double machine who revolutionized the sport. The man could should lights out, too, leading the NBA in free-throw percentage twice, including 87.3 in 1967-68. Oscar Robertson, known as "The Big O," was a trailblazing NBA point guard who played for the Cincinnati Royals and Milwaukee Bucks, earning the 1964 MVP award and a 1971 championship. Renowned for his triple-double prowess, he averaged a triple-double over his first five seasons and remains a basketball icon for his versatile, all-around game.