Monday December 14th, 2015

Remember all those professors in school who told you that you couldn’t cite Wikipedia as a source?

Well, NBA forward Justise Winslow didn’t listen to them and he’s doing just fine.

On Monday, the Heat’s first-round draft pick tweeted that he was considering donating to Wikipedia, because they helped him get through both high school and college.

Look, according to Wikipedia, Wikipedia is just as accurate as Encyclopedia Britannica. I’m with Justise here.

- Kenny Ducey

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