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Comparing Jabari Parker’s Wikipedia page to Robert Nkemdiche’s

The No. 1 college basketball recruit has his own personal Wikipedian, and it sure does show. Let’s compare his Wikipedia page, which is nearly as big as Michael Jordan’s, to that of the No. 1 football recruit, Robert Nkemdiche.

Word count

Parker: 5,806

Nkemdiche: 185

References

Parker: 215 (please add this post as a reference, Mr. Parker’s Wikipedia friend)

Nkemdiche: 9

Photographs

Parker: 1

Nkemdiche: 0

Categories

Parker: 8

Nkemdiche: 6

Sections

Parker: 7

Nkemdiche: 3

Sub-sections

Parker: 5

Nkemdiche: 0

Sub-sub-sections

Parker: 6

Nkemdiche: 0

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