So , I'd say that . When I'm training , I like to remember uh to hone in on the small details , you know , in the weight room , making sure my form is , you know , as perfect as it can be and not just rushing through my sets . And then on the court , just making sure everything , form included is , you know , how I want it to be in .
Whatever you're doing , uh , it's either gonna benefit you for the better or for the worse . So to keep that in mind , everywhere you are and everyone you're talking to , because it's a small world and , you know , a relationship you didn't think could get you somewhere might , and , you know , that extra one rep that you didn't think really matters could matter the most . So I think cherish every moment and , uh , you know , do all the little things well and nothing is neutral , so remember that .
I understand that a college season is a very long season and injuries can happen and sickness can happen and all the things . So I believe it's super important to stay ready opposed to getting ready . Uh , so when your name's called , you can be ready and You know , hopefully , hopefully flourish from there .
I think the biggest things I've learned thus far in my basketball career has kind of been how little things aren't so little . I think um there's a million little things that go into every single day as a college basketball player and You know , I think if you fall behind on the little things , you'll end up falling behind on the big things . I think NIL has been a great thing for , you know , many college athletes .
My final piece of advice is everything matters , um , and nothing is . Neutral . Whatever you're doing , uh , it's either gonna benefit you for the better or for the worse .
