In early January, Ryan Smith, owner of the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) Utah Jazz team, promised that for every team victory this season, he would pay a four-year college scholarship to a student from low-income backgrounds. Since then, the unit has won ten consecutive victories, reports Hoopshype.
The promise of the owner of “Jazz” became known on the evening of January 7, ESPN viewer Adriāns Vodžnarovskis also informed about it in his “Twitter” account. At that time, the team’s balance was four wins and four losses.
New Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith on his intentions to leverage the NBA’s platform. Full audio: https://t.co/RoRtGVfPPA pic.twitter.com/etFS6zVlYw
– Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) January 7, 2021
It has already been reported that last night the Jazz beat the Dallas Mavericks, represented by Kristaps Porziņģis, by 116: 104, celebrating their tenth victory in a row. For the last time, the Utah club suffered a loss on the night of January 7 against the New York Knicks with 100: 112. This means that ten people have already received a scholarship.
This fantastic series has helped Jazz become the leader of the Western Conference, the team has 14 successes in 18 games.
The Utah team will play the next match on the night of January 30, the opponents will be the Mavericks again.
