Answer: Oscar Robertson
During his Hall of Fame career (with both the NBA and FIBA) throughout the 1960's and early 70's, Oscar "Big O" Robertson was easily the most-versatile player in the NBA.

Answer: Cameroon
Joel Embiid spent the first 16 years of his life in his home country of Cameroon before being brought to the United States by fellow Cameroonian NBA player Luc Mbah a Moute, who saw young Joel's potential as a player.

Answer: 1990
Kukoč was actually drafted by the Bulls in 1990, though he spent three more years in Europe before actually joining the team in 1993.

Answer: Jimmy Butler
Jimmy Butler made a cameo appearance, as himself, in this highly-entertaining film about an out-of-control corporate Christmas party.

Answer: Rick Barry
In addition to Rick Barry's three sons (Brent, John and Drew), who went on to play in the standard NBA, he also has a fourth (Canyon) who signed with a team in the NBA G League in 2018.

Answer: Scott Skiles
Orlando Magic point guard Scott Skiles dished out 30 assists against the Denver Nuggets on 30 December 1990.

Answer: Pat Riley
Although Pat Riley trademarked the term "three-peat" in 1988, he credits one of his players at the time, Byron Scott, with coining the phrase. Riley reportedly earned $300,000 in royalties when the Bulls three-peated in the 1990's.

Answer: Shane Battier
Shane Battier won just about every college basketball award imaginable, including leading the Duke Blue Devils to the national championship in 2001. He also won a couple of NBA Championships as a member of the Miami Heat in 2012 and 2013.

Answer: Allen Iverson
Allen Iverson was accused of hitting a woman in the head with a chair during a tumultuous brawl at a bowling alley in 1993. Although evidence against him was ultimately deemed insufficient, undoubtedly his status as the number-one high school basketball player in the country helped get him released early by the Governor of Virginia himself.

Answer: Alvin Robertson
The legendary Alvin Robertson of the San Antonio Spurs took home the first Most Valuable Player Award in 1986, following respectively in the preceding years by Dale Ellis, Kevin Duckworth and Kevin Johnson.