Who played where
Barrier Breakers
The conveyer belt 101
Kevin Durant
Straight from the Chapter
100

The author wrote "40 Million Dollar Slaves" and introduced the concept of the conveyor belt.

Who is William C. Rhoden?

100

This famous group of five basketball players joined forces to attend the University of Michigan in 1991.

Who was The Fab Five?

100

This term describes the system that moves athletes from youth sports through college and potentially into professional leagues.

What is the Conveyor Belt?

100

This professional basketball league selected Kevin Durant in the 2007 ____ draft.


What is the NBA?

100

True or False: According to Rhoden, the Conveyor Belt gives Black athletes opportunities for success while also allowing schools and sports organizations to profit from their talent.

True

200

This Athlete played one year at the University of Texas

Who is Kevin Durant

200

An athlete from the Fab five who went pro was

Who is Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, Jimmy King, and Juwan Howard?

200

These two stages of the Conveyor Belt come directly after youth leagues in the presentation's diagram.

What are camps/AAU and high school stardom?

200

Kevin Durant played one college basketball season at this university.

What is the University of Texas?

200

According to Rhoden, the sports industry treats Black athletic talent as this type of resource.

What is raw material?

300

This NFL Hall of Fame tight end studied the Conveyor Belt to protect his son from recruiters.

Who is Kellen Winslow Sr?

300

This historically Black institution type could have benefited financially and gained exposure if the Fab Five had chosen it.

What is an HBCU (Historically Black College or University)?

300

This term describes how athletes become reliant on coaches, tutors, and structured schedules to manage their lives.

What is dependency?

300

Kevin Durant was selected at this overall position in the 2007 NBA Draft.

What is 2nd overall?

300

According to the presentation's 2005 NCAA estimate, this percentage of high school basketball seniors played in college.

What is 3%?
400

Vice-chancellor who “adopted” Winslow Sr

Dr. Walter Daniel.

400

Kobe Bryant dropped 81 points on this member of the Fab Five in an NBA Game.

Who was Jalen Rose?

400

one of the are three major effects the Conveyor Belt can have on young athletes, according to the presentation?

What are special treatment, dependency, and silence?

400

Durant attended which high schools

What is Oak Hill Academy? or Montrose Christian?

400

This modern college sports system allows athletes to earn money from their name, image, and likeness.

What is NIL?

500

This player was the only one from the Fab Five NOT to play in the NBA

Who is Ray Jackson?

500

This athlete became the first Black scholarship football player at the University of Oklahoma.

Who is Prentice Gautt?

500

This term describes the recruiting stage where young athletes compete at camps for college scholarship offers.


What is the "Meat Market?"



500

Durant's journey from elite high school basketball to college and the NBA illustrates this important limitation of the Conveyor Belt.

What is that athletes rarely make it to professional sports. Does Durant break barriers?

500

Rhoden argues that Black athletes may avoid speaking out because they fear losing these valuable opportunities.


What are scholarships, endorsements, careers, or institutional support?

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