<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I am an undergraduate who is a double major with a high GPA in communications and sports management at a small private school. I have worked at the student newspaper as the sportswriter, been working as an assistant to the sports information director for three years, and had a business development internship last summer. I am currently doing a PR internship with a NBA development league team, and I graduate this December. 

 I have tried to do as much as humanly possible while in college but I'm not sure how to get my foot in the door within the NBA. I don't have any contacts with any NBA teams and with very little entry level positions being advertised, I'm not sure where to go next. I just started my internship with a NBA development league team and I want to prove to them that I can do high quality work there before I ask for a recommendation. At the same time, it is an unpaid position and I am going to need to look for entry-level positions soon given my graduation in December. 

I know the odds are long and that I will have to work my tail off to prove myself, but all I want is an opportunity. This is what I have had my sights set on for years since I was in high school. I read and listen anything NBA I can get my hands on, whether it is books, blogs, podcasts, you name it. Being able to work for the finest basketball association in the world would be a dream come true.

Redditors, what recommendations do you have to get an interview with an NBA franchise that I may have not thought of? Any advice for me from someone who works or previously worked in the NBA?
<bot>: Undergrad student with no idea how to get a job in the NBA outside of using connections and looking at job boards. Need advice to figure out where to go from here.