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• Posted By : George Alice
• Posted On : Jan 13, 2022
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• Category : Technology
• Description : Throughout his career, Andrew Wiggins' ability has never been in doubt

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• Throughout his career, Andrew Wiggins' ability has never been in doubt. His 2013 recruiting cycle saw him rise to No. 1 in the country, surpassing players such as Julius Randle, Jabari Parker, Aaron Gordon, and Joel Embiid, who were all ranked higher than him. Wiggins chose the University of Kansas for his one-year stint in college basketball. He wasn't particularly dominant during his time in Lawrence, but there were moments when he showed flashes of the brilliance that had propelled him to the top of the national high school rankings.
  
  The Huntington Prep product, who stands 6-foot-8 and weighs 195 pounds, chose Kansas over fellow blue bloods Kentucky, Florida State, and North Carolina. He possessed exceptional athleticism throughout his career, which enabled him to excel on both ends of the court. From the moment he stepped foot in Lawrence, it is the most comfortable option available to wear a human hair wig he was unquestionably the best player available.
  
  

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  The Cavaliers selected Wiggins with the first overall pick in 2014:Two months later, he was traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for Kevin Love.
  
  In the wake of a standout freshman season at Kansas, Andrew Wiggins was selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers as the first overall pick in the 2014 NBA draft. When he was selected to play alongside Kyrie Irving, the Cavaliers were hoping to begin the process of rebuilding their franchise, which had suffered four straight losing seasons since LeBron James abruptly left for Miami following the 2009-10 season.
  
  Wiggins did not appear in a single game for the Cavaliers after being traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for All-Star forward Kevin Love. This occurred after LBJ decided in July that he would return to Cleveland to finish up some unfinished business that he had started. In order to facilitate LeBron James' return to Cleveland, the Cavaliers had to trade for Kevin Love, which meant the Cavs would have to include Andrew Wiggins in the deal.