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Derek had arrived at the local college for their own version of "Dancing with the Stars". Derek of course was going to sign up he would be crazy not it. Dancing is his life and he didn't want to do anything else but dance.So when he saw the poster he signed up and arrived on the first day ready  to see who was going to be his partner and who else was there.Once everyone had entered the room a guy had caught his eye and knew that he had to get that guy to become his partner. He was going to fight for him and no one else was going to have him. He made sure of it.Derek came up to the man and smiled. "Hi there, I'm Derek." he said with a smile. 

Have you been hearing the name Derek Hood recently, but are not sure why you should know who he is?

If so, here is some information about Derek Hood you may want to know, as well as why he is quite important.

Who is Derek Hood? -- Hood is an American professional basketball player from Kansas City, Missouri that used to play for the Charlotte Hornets, the Philadelphia Sixers, the Phoenix Suns and the Dallas Mavericks.

Nowadays, he is currently a free agent, after the Mavericks let him go in late 2004 and he has not been signed with another basketball team since.

Was Derek Hood drafted out of high school or college? -- No, while a student at the University of Arkansas, he was a member of the Arkansas Razorbacks, but was not chosen during the 1999 NBA Draft. This meant he was free to sign with any team he wanted to if he was asked.

Four months after the 1999 NBA Draft, Hood was asked to sign with the Charlotte Hornets. He was only with the North Carolina team for just under two months, however, before he became an unrestricted free agent again.

Has Hood ever played internationally? -- Yes, Derek Hood has played for the Italian club Snaidero Udine, as well as the Venezuelan club Toros de Aragua. He has also played with the French team ASVEL Villeurbanne.

Does Hood have training camp experience? -- Yes, he does. He has been at training camp in the United States five times between 1999 and 2004.

He first attended training camp with the Charlotte Hornets, and a year later again with the Philadelphia Sixers.

He has also trained with the Phoenix Suns, and been at training camp twice with his last team the Dallas Mavericks.

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Derek is 41-years-old and was born on December 22, 1976 and lived in Kansas City, Missouri. He attended the University of Arkansas. He's an successful basketball star and his most memorable moment was when he did a 3-point shooter in 1995 and won against the unbeatable Blue Jay's. The auditorium was packed and seats were sold with over 10,000 fans. The Former coach (Jack Bush) for Central stated that,"I still have it on tape. I show it to my grandkids." 20 years later this particular game is still being talked about by fans that crowded that auditorium.

A lot of inspiring basketball players can learn from Derek Hood. Derek Hood has the knowledge and experience to teach a whole team to play. Hood does a great job training, because he have positive feedback during training sessions. Derek Hood wore a jersey number 55 in the 90's making a lot of slam dunks on the basket ball court. People want to sharpen their skills and Hood is willing to teach them. People are willing to pay for his skills upfront, because they think it's worth the training.

Derek Hood also played for The Charlotte Hornets in 1999. Now a days, he's a free agent and not in the NBA with any team. Hood won awards in the League G team in 2002 and 2003. He also won the tournament for the Nike Hoop Summit in 1995. Hood is now a wealth advisor that helps his clients build wealth. He formed this business in 2012 with a business partner that didn't mind investing into the community. Their area of expertise is in vintage cars. Hood works with ordinary people giving them open opportunity to invest.

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Derek Hood is someone who played for the Charlotte Hornets during the 1999-2000 season, but never really got a chance to get going as he could have beyond those 2 games in that one season.

Derek Hood is currently a free agent and is not with any NBA team at the moment.

Mr. Hood was born in Kansas City, MS in 1976 and went to school for the University of Arkansas where he was then undrafted, but was selected to the Charlotte Hornets in 1999 to only play for 2 games.

Derek Hood did try out for a few other teams in the NBA after his stint with the Charlotte Hornets, but was never selected to be a part of any team that he tried out for.

In 1999 Derek Hood did make the SAC All-Tournament team as well as play for the Quad City Thunder in the Canadian League after leaving the NBA.

Mr. Hood also had a stint in the G League in which he won awards in the 2002 and 2003 seasons as part of the D League Second Team during those 2 seasons.

Derek Hood had quite the career in High School, where he played for Central High School, which led to him being selected for the Nike Hoop Summit in the year 1995.

While Derek Hood was in High School he won a few awards which include the Parade All American Fourth Team in 1994 and the Parade All American Second Team in 1995 which is also a part of what led Mr. Hood to the Nike Hoop Summit in 1995.

Derek Hood played the Forward position while on the Charlotte Hornets and his number was #31 while on the team come visit https://basketball.realgm.com/player/Derek-Hood/Summary/1144 to find out more.