Being overlooked in H.S. he was still able to accomplish a D2 college scholarship with no help. Ball out his sophomore year, now at a D1
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Learn MoreHe loves the challenge of the game, the competition, and he truly enjoys playing basketball since he was 5 years old and he just turned 20 years old. He also enjoys the excitement of the crowd. Basically, the overall aspect of the game and what it brings is what keeps his thirst of wanting more.
I know for a fact his faith in God, inspires him on and off the court. Yes, there are many other factors and individuals, but the main one is God.
One moment that made us proud of his athletic journey was when he carried the team in a particular game his sophomore college career. In that particular game, he was the leading scorer and they won, something that was not done at that particular college since 2015. It is a feeling we will never forget.
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