Carmelo Anthony’s Son Kiyan Commits to Second Year at Syracuse

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Carmelo Anthony’s Son Kiyan Commits to Second Year at Syracuse

After averaging 8ppg on 39.9% shooting from the field and 25.4% from three in his first season with Syracuse, Kiyan will return for his second season, according to Joey Tipton. He'll play for new head coach, Gerry McNamara, who was teammates with his father Carmelo on the 2003 NCAA championship team. Kiyan showed flashes of talent, but needs consistent minutes.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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Kawhi Leonard Gives Shai Gilgeous-Alexander His Flowers After Clippers’ Loss vs. Thunder

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