My dad's my biggest mentor . Um , I played for him in high school and growing up , so I was always able to kind of be around his teams and see how he coaches his guys up , and then the best advice he's given me is that the game rewards those who put the time in . So if you put .
I would say always just stay humble and you know trust in God and . Um , usually things work out for you and also , uh , believe in yourself and the work that you put in will always show up on the court , so the game will reward you for putting in the work that you that you do outside of practice .
Um , it was really cool to just hear my name be called out , but , um , you know , you just gotta have , you know , you gotta be prepared as you would any other game . I would say always just stay humble and you know trust in God and . Um , usually things work out for you and also , uh , believe in yourself and the work that you put in will always show up on the court , so the game will reward you for putting in the work that you that you do outside of practice .
I play basketball for Creighton University . My dad's my biggest mentor . Um , I played for him in high school and growing up , so I was always able to kind of be around his teams and see how he coaches his guys up , and then the best advice he's given me is that the game rewards those who put the time in .
I respected him and his staff so much and then the culture around the program was um second to none . For young kids going through the recruiting process , they , uh , you can't control makes and misses , but you always control how hard you play and control your communication on the court and helping your teammates so I would say the biggest thing is to play as hard as you can and be a leader out there and then when coaches call you , um , just don't take it for granted and be as respectful as you can to them , ask them questions because they like when . Um , you're interested in their program and they like when you show and just about , um , them personally .
