Menu

Theo Pinson brought unexpected value to the Dallas Mavericks


only played in 19 games for the Mavs, averaging just under eight minutes per contest. It wasn’t his play on the court that mattered — it was his presence off of it. The Mavs’ bench became well-known around the league for their enthusiastic antics, and Theo led that charge. When Theo got to Dallas, he immediately became a voice from the sidelines. (Mavs Moneyball)

Related: , Basketball Recruiting

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Will Jaydon Young Earn More Minutes This Season?
As Jaydon Young aims to carve out a bigger backcourt role in his second season at UNC, Isaac Schade and Jonathan Adams break down Young’s...

Beyond the rafters: Tyler Hansbrough, Antawn Jamison take their legacies to the classroom
For UNC students who were not yet born when Antawn Jamison was 1998 National Player of the Year or toddlers when Tyler Hansbrough won the...

The responsibility Antawn Jamison felt during UNC Basketball coaching search
Antawn Jamison’s No. 33 UNC Basketball jersey hangs from the Smith Center rafters, but what he did on the court was never as important as...

5 Questions UNC Basketball Must Answer in 2026-27
While there are likely more than 5 questions that pertain to the 2026-27 UNC Basketball roster, let's look at five of the most important that...

Theo Pinson brought unexpected value to the Dallas Mavericks