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I don't understand why this article's subject isn't notable, but is sourced and shows credible citations. For example, the page for Andy_Roeser shows no sources, in-line citations. Can someone please explain? Thx.

• When you submitted to Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Randy Rigby, they explained he didn't really meet the criteria at WP:Notability, which is why they didn't approve your article and suggested you work on explaining why he meets the criteria before resubmitting. They offered to explain there in that process. Since you have chosen to create the article without going through the AFC process, it has to be up to regular criteria. It doesn't matter what other are or are not, maybe no one has just noticed and tagged it yet. And I went and tagged it for notability and sources as well, now that I have noticed it. Dennis Brown (talk) 23:32, 21 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Randy Rigby is not listed on the page used as a citation for his membership on the NBA Academies Advisory Committee, so it looks like he isn't a member anymore.

I considered altering the text to refer to him as a former member, but I cannot find a reference or citation for this anywhere, so I have left it as it is for now.

If someone else can find a citation or knows more about this perhaps they can update this in future? Manningjam (talk) 08:58, 20 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]