It is crazy how basketball history can come full circle. Back during the 1993-94 NCAA Men’s College Basketball season, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons had one of the greatest college basketball players. A skinny freshman named Tim Duncan, who would later become known to NBA fans as the The Big Fundamental and a 5-time NBA Champion, 2-time NBA MVP, 3-time NBA Finals MVP, 15-time NBA All-Star, NBA Hall of Famer, and the greatest player in San Antonio Spurs franchise history. But Duncan wasn’t the only future NBA superstar on that roster. Also on Wake Forest University was reserve guard Stacey Castle. While his basketball career never reached the NBA, he would eventually become the father of Stephon Castle, who is now one of the brightest young stars in the National Basketball Association and the future point guard of the SA Spurs alongside Victor Wembanyama. He and Wemby took the Spurs to the NBA Finals, where they fell just short of 2026 NBA Champions, losing to Jalen Brunson, Karl-Antho...