Harrison Barnes plays for the Spurs. He also owns a bank.
In August, he put a reported $25 million of his own money into Community State Bank in Paton, Iowa, through his family's firm, Barnes & Company. The bank has been around since 1956 and has one office, on Main Street.
Federal filings list about $45.9 million in total assets for the bank, so his investment is more than half the size of the whole thing.
He's from Ames, about 40 minutes away. He starred at Ames High, played at North Carolina, went seventh overall to Golden State in 2012, and won a ring there in 2015. Spotrac puts his career earnings at $224.1 million over 14 seasons.
He also went back to school for it. During the NBA Finals, while the Spurs were playing, he signed up for the Iowa School for Banking through the Iowa Bankers Association.
He called it "not a vanity project" and said the goal is "Iowa's next great bank." The bank keeps its name, its CEO and its staff.
Tyrese Haliburton, his old teammate in Sacramento, wasn't shocked. "He told me this was the plan my rookie year!!" he posted.
Barnes & Company also holds shares in a group of public banks, including Live Oak Bank and Triumph Financial.
He's still in the league, on a one-year, $8 million contract with San Antonio.
A father was handcuffed by police as his car continued moving with his children still inside.
He tried warning the officer that his kids were in the vehicle, but the officer ignored him.
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