Extinct NBA guard Darius Morris has died on the age of 33. The news used to be reported by The Athletic’s Sham Charania.
At some level of his four-twelve months NBA profession, Morris performed for the Los Angeles Lakers, Philadelphia 76ers, Los Angeles Clippers, Memphis Grizzlies and Brooklyn Nets. He used to be selected by the Lakers in the second round of the 2011 NBA Draft (No. 41 general) out of Michigan.
A 6-foot-4 level guard, Morris averaged 3.3 parts and 1.1 assists per recreation. His finest season used to be the 2013-14 campaign whereby he scored 6.9 parts per recreation with 2.6 assists, shooting 42 p.c on 3-pointers for the Sixers.
Moreover, Morris performed for the Los Angeles D-Fenders (now the South Bay Lakers), Rio Grande Valley Vipers and Santa Cruz Warriors of the NBA G League. He also performed professionally in China, Russia and France.
Morris had a standout profession at Michigan from 2009-11. In his sophomore season below coach John Beilein, he tallied 235 assists, the fourth-very most realistic total in college history. With that, Morris turned very finest the fifth participant in college history with 200 or more in a season.
That performance earned Morris All-Tremendous Ten third-team honors. The 2010-11 Wolverines stepped forward to the second round of the NCAA tournament, where they lost to Duke.
Morris’ motive on the abet of death has now now not been reported.
