Glenn Robinson: The ELITE scorer DRAFTED BEFORE Jason Kidd and Grant Hill | FPP
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He became the most dominant player in the Nation during his time with the Purdue Boilermakers. His final season of his college career saw him lead the NCAA in scoring with over 30 points a game and take home every major individual award. It was also at Purdue where he would receive the “Big Dog” nickname from a school maintenance man. He would go on to be drafted first overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 1994 NBA draft. Glenn Robinson would seek the first $100 million dollar rookie contract in history, and even though he didn’t get that contract, his 10 year $68 million dollar deal would be the largest rookie contract of all time. This contract would also largely influence the rookie wage scale that was implemented the following summer. He would pair with forward Vin Baker to create a good looking duo and although Robinson led all rookies in scoring, he would finish as runner up for rookie of the year behind Jason Kidd and Grant Hill. The first 8 years of Robinson’s career would be spent as a key piece in the early 2000s Milwaukee bucks resurgence alongside Ray Allen and Sam Cassell, culminating in a heartbreaking and controversial Eastern Conference Finals loss. The team would fall apart after this with Robinson being shipped away to Atlanta due to conflict with head coach George Karl and a 2002 arrest. He would have a solid season in Atlanta alongside Shareef Abdur-Rahim and Jason Terry, before again being traded to Philadelphia to play alongside Allen Iverson. Injuries would only allow him to play 42 games for the 76ers in about 2 years and he would be released and then signed by the San Antonio Spurs prior to their 2005 Title run.
Robinson would retire due to injuries after his championship with the Spurs. He left the game after 11 seasons with a career average of over 20 points per game as he was one of the best and most consistent scorers in the league during his career, even being named a back to back all star in the early 2000s. He spent his career in a small market and on top of that wasn’t the most marketable from a personality and playstyle perspective, then was quickly overshadowed by Ray Allen. But his old school game always got the job done and allowed him to maximize his contributions even as injuries quickly deteriorated his body. As a player, he is underappreciated, so today we’re going to take an in depth look at the career of the Big Dog, let’s jog your memory.
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11:43 I couldn't find why he was wearing a nameless #43 jersey. If anyone knows why, drop it in the comments!
@the503creepout7
10 ай бұрын
Not sure what the nameless jersey's about. i really liked that buck head logo(& purple/green color scheme) they went with in the mid90s. But it was kinda weird having a big buck head taking up the front of the jersey. They dropped that pretty quick. One of my fav NBA jerseys of all time were the early 90s Bucks unis. i wish i could score a Jack Sikma or Ricky Pierce Bucks replica jersey. i'd sport that on the court frequently.
@bjnt92281
10 ай бұрын
Teams keep an extra nameless jersey just in case something happens to a player’s regular jersey. They probably forgot his normal jersey.
@kingdingaling2469
10 ай бұрын
Dude…. Good call I was like WTH is that
@CSDonohue11
10 ай бұрын
Yooo… Do SG Tyrone Nesby Bro could score and the Clippers paid Him They were ready for Him to be the next BiG Time SG and He was better than most people remember if they remember Him at all He played with Mike & Rip Hamilton in DC Where they had a bunch of Dope SG’s on the team
@erneil56
10 ай бұрын
@@the503creepout7😊
Glenn Robinson had great footwork, was strong and had a great jumper/touch. He’s the OG of that style that players like Melo and Rudy Gay took in the mid 2000s. Very underrated player for sure
@Wallyworld30
10 ай бұрын
Demar Derozan is only NBA player that plays like that today. Similar size to Big Dog too.
@theetruth8626
10 ай бұрын
@@Wallyworld30DeRozan has handles Big Dawg handles was broke
@Wallyworld30
10 ай бұрын
Demar is better at handles and creating plays for his teammates. Big Dog was a much better rebounder. I'm talking about their shot selection and percentages. They mirror each other extremely closely. Both are slightly lower than average defenders too.
@yo3rdtier128
10 ай бұрын
How is he an Og? No, he’s a bust of that style. Stop making stuff up!
@terrenceliburd8655
10 ай бұрын
Micheal Jordan, and now Labron James have singlehandedly made the public forget about countless great players. I'll never forget about any of these players on this channel they were all great in my eyes.
You know you are a amazing contract negotiator when the NBA creates a rule , preventing anyone else doing the same thing.
@statusboom-x6348
10 ай бұрын
Agreed.
@TogetherEvery1AchievesMore
10 ай бұрын
#TogetherEvery1AchievesMore TEAM‼️
That 2001 Bucks team was Heavy.
Glenn has that playstyle that you can't even replicate in 2K nowadays
@LamelKendrick
9 ай бұрын
modern nba is a walkathon
Robinson played in one of the lowest scoring eras in recent NBA history and still averaged over 20 ppg for his career. That's saying something. His game was very similar to Carmelo Anthony's with mostly the same strengths and weaknesses.
@Amick44
9 ай бұрын
Big dog doesn't have Melo's longevity. But he also doesn't have his penchant for being a prima Donna, either.
@charismatic9904
5 ай бұрын
Played in a tough NBA with defense. Not like todays pansy nba
@jonnyfive4684
3 ай бұрын
I thought the same thing! Melo before melo
We don't have college superstars today like we had in the 90's. Big Dog was a must watch, absolutely dominate in college
Glenn Robinson could straight up play! Reminded me of Bernard King. Not flashy, but a pure scorer.
Allen played all 82 games,Robinson,Cassell and Allen all played at least 81 games the next year. Ahh the good ol days before load management....
G-Rob is a legend … represented (219) to the fullest. Only thing you can ask for. -Indiana Mr Basketball -State Champ 1991 -John Wooden Player of The Year 1994 -college stats (2yrs) 27.1 ppg 9.6 rpg -#1 NBA Draft Pick 1994 -All NBA Rookie 1st Team 1995 -2x NBA All Star -NBA Champ 2005 -Son Glenn Robinson III (2014) NBA draft 2nd round -
Glenn is the best college scorer I've ever seen. He was unstoppable.
@lonnellgrigsby1367
10 ай бұрын
He was in My Top 5 I seen Chris Jackson at L.S.U and Bo Kimble and Hank Gathers there team score 150 points in College Games it was UnReal
@bman7452
10 ай бұрын
Dude just didn’t look the part…but he was fierce.
@mongoslade277
9 ай бұрын
@@lonnellgrigsby1367Remember when they played each other?? A Saturday in February 1990. Never saw a regular season game like that
@TheBaller3213
8 ай бұрын
I am in agreement about BIG DOG the guy could hit you from 3 levels at a high percentage then could also post and dominate. Not one weakness in his offensive game. 1 dribble pull up, back to the basket, off the pindown, off the high post, 3pt range. Just nothing I've ever seen since from a college kid
@MrBruceWayne44
8 ай бұрын
Don't forget about Pistol Pete Maravich
Glen robinson was a savage!!! Old school and efficiency at the highest level.
@theetruth8626
10 ай бұрын
Stop it I would rather drafted Grant Hill or Kidd
@powerbadpowerbad
10 ай бұрын
AGREED.And no load management either.
@common_wolf
10 ай бұрын
@@theetruth8626 the bucks had to get what they could.
@theetruth8626
10 ай бұрын
@@common_wolf what is u talking about Milwaukee had the number 1 pick in the 94 draft they could took anybody they wanted to learn what u saying
@theetruth8626
10 ай бұрын
@@common_wolf that was a terrible decision and it should Milwaukee was under bad management
Big Dog was unreal in college.. Have you made a video on the Big Nasty... Corliss Williamson? That would be a good one
Glen Robinson was one of the greatest offensive players the game has seen.
“You should be happy to be in my presence I should charge you a fee, I’m Big Dog, Glen Rob, listen god you a flea” ~ Jay Z Blueprint 2 Glenn Robinson was a bucket getter. Mid range assassin. He could score on all levels. I almost forgot he got that title with my mob.. the Spurs in 05’ He was almost the last of the Bernard King type small forwards, Carmelo had that type of game, although he was a better shooter overall. The rugged offensive small forwards who could bully in the post, mid range assassin, good range in the 3, sneaky handles, great footwork, and a Dawg mentality. Back when the offensive roles where more defined.
it's hard to explain how significant what he did at perdue was today. the big 10 was very strong at the time.
Big dawg Glen Rob was a monster for those who didn't see him play you wouldn't understand in the 90s he was unstoppable
Larry legend even said he was the best college player he had seen. I remember when I was a kid glen Robinson in college was like a god. Dude was insane
Tyson Chandler would be a great one to do. He was the main reason why that '11 Mavs team was so good defensively which one them a chip. Too bad the Mavs weren't able to keep him the year after, but he did make a huge impact in New York that led him to win dpoy.
@bmillersince92
10 ай бұрын
He was actually supposed to join the okc thunder that year but the okc medical staff didnt vouch for him smh so okc traded and got Perkins instead of Tyson chandler smh
@enviedeveryday2835
10 ай бұрын
Because mark cuban wanted Dwight Howard 😂
@poindextertunes
10 ай бұрын
*ship
@mongoslade277
9 ай бұрын
Those dumbass 2011 Mavs won a chip. Then broke that team up to get Dwight Howard & Deron Williams. Went 10 years before they won another playoff series
I miss the 80s & 90s basketball. They weren't for no games back then.
Yes I remember Ray and George's comments about the officating and how they wanted a big market team in the finals and not a small market team but I believe the Bucks would've probably took LA to six games
@raymondsmith8027
10 ай бұрын
I always said that as well. The 2001 Bucks would've been a tougher matchup for the Lakers(Kobe and Shaq still would've won the series)...it would've been more competitive
@Amick44
9 ай бұрын
@@raymondsmith8027swap Larry Brown to Mil and George Karl to Philly and Bucks are in.
I LOVED to watch BIG-DOG play,he was a-BEAST !!! Had that inside/out-side game on-LOCK.But,no defense tho-LOL, he was like-DIRK-had no interest in defense,at all.
I was very happy when's the Atlanta Hawks acquired him and he spent some time on our team. A great player he was and very underrated.
@theetruth8626
10 ай бұрын
No he wasn't
@TheChosenMoose01
10 ай бұрын
@@theetruth8626Agreed, he wasn't great. He was fantastic
@theetruth8626
10 ай бұрын
@@TheChosenMoose01 sure he was
@TheChosenMoose01
10 ай бұрын
@@theetruth8626 He was.
@theetruth8626
10 ай бұрын
@@TheChosenMoose01 no he wasn't Im a Bucks fan I watch him since he came in the league he couldn't guard any of the small forwards in the league He was too small to play the power forward so he didn't even have a legit position. He just took more shot attempts than everyone else he wasn't nowhere near great why u think his career ended very fast
The pride of Gary, Indiana. #219
@ardoniswilliams7241
10 ай бұрын
Gary, Indiana stand up!
Big Dog had a mean midrange game
Big Dog was my favorite player growing up! Great video
If your line is 22pts 6.5rb 2.5ast 1.5stl in your rookie season & u still dont win ROY... maybe it shoulda been a 3 way split of the honor.
@freddyes2242
10 ай бұрын
It’s crazy that he didn’t surpass that as much as he should have in the future. A rookie season like that would make me believe he could have been a 30 pt scorer at some point, even if it was just one playoff series.
@Amick44
9 ай бұрын
Or tie with Grant and Big dog.
@BigGainer98
Ай бұрын
@@freddyes2242He played with Ray Allen who had insane usage. That played a role.
This guy had a great carreer on NCAA and NBA
Big Dog Robinson was the original Carmelo Anthony in terms of size and style of game. When I watch him I feel like I'm watching Melo. Melo had the better career individually in terms of longevity but Robinson was clearly an influence in his game there's no question. Even in the highlight package when he was a in Philly he hit a midrange jumper over Melo lol 🏀 there games style wise were close too identical. Was always a fan of Big Dog!!!!
The Big Dog, G-Rob… Extra Nasty. The Big Buck before Vin Baker. They had some momentum at that time until they started trading and drafting bad.
@mariogallego5513
10 ай бұрын
wow. Vin Baker. Thats a name I havent heard in years. Damn Im old
@OnlyBuilt4FinancialContracts
10 ай бұрын
@@mariogallego5513 ; we just getting started. Don't forget Ervin Johnson. Frank Brickowski, etc. World B.Free and Tree Rollins was still playing when I was a Kid, Fat Lever, etc. I remember watching Dr.J when I was a Kid and people used to say Julius Erving like they said Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. He was about to retire but I had no idea these older players were Legendary in their time. Now as a Middle Aged Athlete I get it. I watched many Retire, some twice and Thrice. Still don't feel old yet tho. My knee does though and I see my Grandfather in the mirror now when I see my reflection. I remember when NBA and NFL stars stayed with a Team their entire career like Dan Marino. Things Change
@mongoslade277
9 ай бұрын
@@OnlyBuilt4FinancialContractsErvin Johnson. Nothing "magic" about him. I was a Seattle SuperSonics fan. Somehow Ervin Johnson & Brickowski ended up with the Sonics
@choossuck7653
2 ай бұрын
@@OnlyBuilt4FinancialContracts dont know if ive ever seen someone more full of themselves
This IS the channel I’ve always wanted to create but never had the ability to do so. Awesome!
Big Dog was supposed to go to Michigan with CWebb & them... Imagine
The best college player I ever seen Big Dog
That bucks 97/98 team should have made the playoffs Glenn/ Ray awesome that season
Was sort of like a pre-Carmelo Anthony. Carmelo without the athleticism. Just a one-on-one scoring machine. Was pure poetry.
If he played in today's NBA, He's so important player of the franchise today
Indiana High School and Purdue royalty! Played in a an NBA era of low scoring and still got buckets with an old school type of game. The Big Dog
This was a really great narrated episode! Keep up the great content
Milwaukee biggest mistake was not drafting Grant Hill and forcing teams to bid for him and trade offers Jerry Buss would gave up the house just to acquire a Grant Hill
Great Video I love how you give great Detail into there career im gonna subscribe Ma Dog.
Need to try Doug Christie, Also try Chris Webber
Dan Majerle next, please! Love this series
Keep goin Bro , this is very appreciated
Glenn "Big Dog" Robinson AKA Demar Derozan Alpha Version. Demar Derozan is known as the King of the Midrange but Glenn Robinson who was almost exact same size as Demar shot 10% more Midrange shots than Demar. Their games are so similar is wild. Big Dog was part of the Bucks Big 3 that SHOULD have made the finals in 2001 if the refs didn't rig the series for Allen Iverson the same way they did the following year for Lakers over Kings in 2002.
@OnlyBuilt4FinancialContracts
10 ай бұрын
Derozan don’t Add up to 1/4 of a Big Dog. He not like that.
@Wallyworld30
10 ай бұрын
@@OnlyBuilt4FinancialContracts What do you mean Demar isn't a quarter of Big Dog? If you want to get technical Demar is a slightly higher rated player. I'm a lifelong Bucks fan from the 80's and I was so hyped when Bucks won the Lottery #1 overall pick. I didn't want Jason Kidd I wanted either Big Dog or Grant Hill. Big Dog delivered most of what he promised but Demar is technically a slightly better player. I thought Jason Kidd was bust because I saw him get beat in NCAA Tourny by tiny Wisconsin School UW-Green Bay. Demar is technically a little higher rated player. He's made 6 All-Star teams vs Big Dog's 2. Demar averages 2 ast a game more than Big Dawg. Demar has had a 28ppg season and a 27ppg season. Big Dogs best was 23.4ppg. Big Dog was a much better rebounder. Now both players shoot around 65% of all shots from midrange and make around 46% of them over their careers.
@OnlyBuilt4FinancialContracts
10 ай бұрын
@@Wallyworld30 : respect. I’m almost 50 as well. My favorite player of ALL TIME is Magic Johnson. I’m a Lifelong Kings Fan. Respect to Derozan, but his 28ppg don’t make him a Marquee player or better than whomever. The NBA in the 80’s-90’s was different. You could hand check, etc. now you can’t even touch a player. Derozan would’ve been less than Average in a different ERA. Just my opinion. He aiight. Im definitely NOT impressed. Master P is my guy. Derozan was with No Limit first. Again, he aiight. I would pass on him as usual and keep it moving. 28ppg and 6 all stars for what? a boring Mid-Range game? He like Bradley Beal FR. Fluffed Stats in a Fluff Era. These dudes highly Overrated like KD, KYRIE, & HARDEN. Im NOT impressed. Fat Boy Jokic came and stole the League so? Those stats Count. Not Derozay.
@OnlyBuilt4FinancialContracts
10 ай бұрын
@@Wallyworld30 ; Salute tho G’z… I was a huge Vin Baker fan, Todd Day, Eric Murdoch, I was there too. I remember all the guys. I appreciated Kareem counting Giannis out before he won y’all that chip. 🫡
Can you do one on Corey Maggette and his massive biceps?
Great video and analysis
Glenn isn’t forgot just underAppreciated. The dude was mentally tough and just rigid. He was a walking bucket
Keep making these 🔥 videos your sub count is about to skyrocket brotha!
great stuff with this channel again, those thumbnails are fantastic
Robinsons biggest issue was partying too much in Milwaukee. He could have been elite otherwise.
You earned a new sub!
As an Indiana kid I can remember the hype surrounding Glenn Robinson during his time at Purdue. The closest to that was Damon Bailey and Calbert Chaney at IU.
Big Dog!!!
This channel is cool AF
Great Video
One of the first jerseys I ever owned was The Big Dog. I got to see him play live along with Ray Allen against Orlando back in the day. I wore his jersey to the game too.
That’s a solid way to go out at least he still was averaging double digits points
Thank you
Thanks for getting to my request!
Ray should go in HOF #34 as a Buck always 🦌
Grant Hill hasn't played a whole season of basketball and Kidd is forgotten about. Robinson needs to be in the HOF
Best college player I've seen
Try blocking his shot on the court no one could! I'm very happy he got a ring with the spurs.
You need to do Xavier McDaniel
@Amick44
9 ай бұрын
Good. But Big dog much better.
@mongoslade277
9 ай бұрын
Coincidentally Xavier McDaniel played with the original Big Dog in college. Antoine Carr
@luisvaldes1568
8 ай бұрын
That would be good!
좋은 영상 감사합니다👍
Man your videos are dope you should do one on Latrell sprewell
Can't wait for the Tim Thomas vid
very underrated player. He reminds me a lil of KD. You gotta do Vin Baker
Robinson would be nice for today’s game, he was criticized for not being a good defender back in the day.
Please do Vin Baker next
Mid range was very nice. 🎉 No stopping it. Just saying 😌. The big dog was cold 🥶 in his days.
Yo, my man!!! Just came across this channel... couldn’t hit the subscribe button fast enough!!! Any chance of a Stacey Augmon video in the works??
@ForgottenPlayerProfiles
10 ай бұрын
Appreciate the support. Not working on his vid currently, but he'll definitely get a vid sooner or later
That draft now would've been #1 Jason Kidd 🦌 #Grant Hill🤠 n Big Dog🔵🔴
I remember him from Roosevelt high school, him and Winston Garland. Before then two, It was like Roosevelt didn't have a good player. But I think my man, Bernard millard and larry jones. In my days at Gary Roosevelt did a good job in the game.
people that didn't watch the NBA don't know..that back then 20 pts per game means where a great scorer, now 20 points today is like 15 pts in the 90's or mid 2000's
check out his rookie scoring compared to rookies before him
I was a big fan of players like Penny, Jason Kidd, Grant Hill, AI, Gary Payton, Vince, Kobe, T-Mac, Ray Allen. But I honestly couldn't grasp--- back in the day--- the "greatness" of Glenn Robinson. Yes, I was aware of him during that era. But I just wasn't enthused to watch him or follow his career. I guess it's because his game was simple and quiet, not flashy and loud. But he let his game & his stats speak. I didn't realize how great of an offensive player he was. He was kinda like a smaller version of Tim Duncan in the sense that he would "quietly" score 20, 25, 30 or more on you and you wouldn't even notice it. And I guess that's the legacy he left.
Big dawg was dropped 50balls back in the day lol
I had a big dog bucks jersey my senior year in high school.
We need a Bonzi wells edition
He reminded me of Glenn Rice
Great chiice! please make Joe Smith and K-Mart next 🫡
Watch the Big Dogg eat Glen Robinson was cold 🥶
There was a sweet Alley oop thrown from Marty Conlon around the 10 minute mark .
Hey you have to do Zach Randolph aka Zbo
A.C Green make a video of him pls.
Still averaged more than Hill and Kidd for his career.. Got his 🏆 in his last year.... Great career TBH
Great video. He was carmelo before carmelo
This is sad how its end :(
Brian Grant
Wisconsin resident and former bucks/nba fan. That eastern conference finals in 2001 was the last time I watched the NBA. It was so obvious it was rigged I just couldn't give it any time anymore.
@stormteam3004
10 ай бұрын
Good for u! I'm not being a smart as.. I finally quit 4 or 5 years ago because I always knew it was WWE! I follow a little but won't watch. As a Bucks fan, the series against Iverson was SOOOOO FN SICKENING AND IBVIOUSLY RIGGED!!!! Part that sucks is that I quit watching games a little b4 Giannis and the Bucks won it all. As long as one knows it's WWE, then I don't think they are idiots for watching!
@danboltmaker5705
10 ай бұрын
@@stormteam3004 Even the series prior against TMac and the Magic was just as poorly reffed but we won so it is slightly overlooked. But then it all started up again the next series with 76rs. I couldn't bring myself to watch anymore after that. Then it was all confirmed to me a few years later when that ref came out with a book blowing the whistle I'm all the rigged games. At that point I knew I'd made the right choice.
Before glen Robinson was Alex English, Bernard king and that guy who was a bad boy piston that got traded to the jazz who was a post monster and mid range assassin one dimensional great scorer. Nowadays it’s derozan, Rudy gay and Carmelo before them.
@sincerethawt
8 ай бұрын
Adrian dantley
He should have Won Rookie of the Year over those other two players, look at his Numbers But the powers that be did not wanna promote him because he held out for that big contract, And the national media same slander on his name but he kept giving the NBA Buckets. ( How is Game Considered old skool and boring) Carmelo Anthony has the same game but the narrative is not the same about melo game. Salute to the Big Dog one of the best from the Midwest. #dantana773
@BallCDO
10 ай бұрын
They hated Melo too
@jaykaynum5569
10 ай бұрын
Grant Hill was clear cut Rookie of the year. Kidd got hot later, so Hill had to share the award. Milwaukee record wasn't good(only 34 wins). Kidd gave Dallas 38 wins(20 wins a year prior). It's Kidd & Hill🏆🏆
@Dantana773
10 ай бұрын
@@jaykaynum5569 You have your perspective and I have mine. The pistons record wasn't good ( only 28 wins) and Dallas only had ( 13 Wins a year prior not 20) (the bucks had 34 wins correct) so all three teams sucked That year and Again Big Dog should have won the award buddy. Big dog averaged 21.9 ppg 6,4 rebounds 2.5 assists 1,4 steals.in 80 games Grant Hill averaged 19.9ppg 6.4 rebounds 5.0 assist 1.8 steals in 70 games so how was he the clear cut Rookie of the year
@jaykaynum5569
10 ай бұрын
@@Dantana773 He was liked. Plus he was the next Jordan. MJ left to play Baseball. It was all about GHill. He even made the All-star game(votes). Glenn wasn't getting any votes for ROTY. That's why Hill was definitely winning the award. I think Melo/James should've shared that award over Francis and Elton Brand. I'm just glad my favorite player win that award (Jason Kidd). Magic won a ring his first season. He still wanted that Rookie of the Year over Larry Bird. Glenn wanted the money. He didn't have a shot of winning that award over likable players like Kidd or Hill
@Dantana773
10 ай бұрын
@@jaykaynum5569 I orinally stated Glenn Robinson was not liked because he held out for that big rookie contract and the NBA did not promote him and the media always wote a negative narrative about him. But on that court as a rookie he was giving the league crazy work. It should be about what is done on the court not who is most liked. Again I feel Big Dog should have won the award.
Carmelo Anthony before Carmelo Anthony - similar stats (less points) & similar team success
Big dog torched the Big 10, and the Big 10 was STACKED during this time. Outside of Chris Jackson (LSU), he was the most incredible scorer I have seen in college basketball. IMO.
day one of asking for a ralph sampson video
THIS BACKGROUND MUSIC HAD ME THINKING I WAS WATCHING “MOESHA”.
I used to have a BiG Jersey The purple 1 Only jersey’s I had back then as a teen was L.J. My All Time Favorite Player & BiG Dog Now I’ve had Rasheed Wallace Michael Jordan like 5 or 6 different ones including NC & Steph Curry I got these ones as grown folk But it signifies My All Time Favs Only Iverson is missing but My fish was names All Iverson 😁
He dominated the McDonald’s all American game.. with the likes of Chris Webber,juwan Howard, jalen rose,and etc
GI big dawg ✡️