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Marc Friederici Will Never Forget The Poster Dunk Of Leon Kalinic In The Pro B Final Against Orange Academy

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Marc Friederici (188-PG-2001) is a 25 year old 188cm guard that completed his first season with Pro B team ETB Miners Essen averaging 11.9ppg, 4.9rpg, 2.2apg, 1.5spg, FGP: 50.4%, 3PT: 32.4%, FT: 74.7% and helped them move up to the Pro A. He played from 2023-2025 with the SBB Baskets Wolmirstedt (ProB) averaging 10.3ppg, 2.5rpg, 1.3spg, FGP: 50.0%, 3PT: 35.1%, FT: 82.5% and 7.1ppg, 2.4rpg, 1.1apg, FGP: 56.1%, 3PT: 29.1%, FT: 76.6% helped them move up to the Pro A in 2025. He also has had further experience with WSG Koenigs Wusterhausen, Dresden Titans and Lok Bernau. He spoke to eurobasket about the Pro B final games against Orange Academy.

Thanks Marc for talking to eurobasket.com. Your 2026 Pro B champion. How does this feel in comparison to winning it with Wolmirstedt last season?

Of course, it is something special on every level. I know that in Wolmirstedt we fulfilled a long-time dream of the club and everyone around it by earning promotion. But in the end, we didn’t leave the court as champions. We managed to do that here in Essen, and that makes it even more special in every way than finishing in second place. It feels amazing

You have helped reach 2 teams in a row reach the Pro A. Chris Carter helped teams move up 4 times. Do you feel like helping teams move up could continue to be your calling in the future?

I like the idea you mentioned of making it my mission to be the kind of player who helps teams earn promotion. But not right now. Right now, the next step is Pro A and finding my place and role there. I want to establish myself as a player in the next higher league.

Essen lost game 1 by 36 points and won game 2 by 41 points. Many are saying this is the greatest comeback in German basketball. How special do you rate this massive comeback?

I believe that coming back in a game like that against any team and under any circumstances is an almost impossible task. The fact that we managed to do it shows how strong our team was and how many different qualities you need in order to accomplish something like that. Right now, especially because it was also the championship final, I would say this is the most special moment of my career so far

What was the team feeling after the horrible 107-71 loss at Orange Academy? How much soul searching did the team do the days following?

To my surprise, much less than I initially expected. Already the very next day in practice, I felt like every single person on the team understood exactly what our situation was and what task was ahead of us. And that task was simple: somehow find a way, under all circumstances, to turn the game around and win by more than 36 points.

How key was head coach Lars Wendt? How did he help the team most in the days leading up to game 2?

He made it clear right from the very first second of our first practice that we had to trap and press full court throughout the entire game. And he communicated that with an energy that, at least for me, was contagious and immediately gave us a clear direction. It wasn’t something we only had to show during the game, but also in every practice we had between the two finals games. And in the end, it worked.

How quickly did the team know that game 2 would see only half of Orange Academy as all the talented youth players wouldn’t play because they were attending the NBBL Top 4 in Berlin?

There had already been speculation before the first game, but we only knew for sure one day before the final game.

Any other team could have underestimated Orange Academy. Why didn’t Essen?

That simply wasn’t in our nature. At no point during the regular season or the playoffs did we ever underestimate any team.

What was the focus of Essen going in? I mean did you have a plan how you would come back through out a 40 minute game so you would have more than 36 points?

The focus was clear from the very first second: we had to play with a lot of pace on both offense and defense and make Ulm run all over the court for the full 40 minutes. The math was simple for us. 4 times 10 is 40. A 40-point win and the championship.
The team began well and led 53-32 at the break. Essen was playing well offensively, but still had to do more on the defensive end. What wasn’t functioning as well so far on the defensive end through the first 20 minutes?

In my opinion, everything worked in the first half. We were leading by 21 points, which meant for us that we were still minus 15 points going into the second half. We knew before the game that we wouldn’t make up the entire deficit in one half, but that we had to stay at it for 40 minutes. So we went into the second half with the same mindset as we had at the start of the game.

What did head coach Lars Wendt give the team for advice at half-time?

It was short and simple: we had to keep going the way we had been, and we went into it with the same energy. Everybody was on the same page.

In the third quarter Orange Academy actually played well for the first few minutes outscoring Essen, but then came a 14-0 run by Essen which changed the game. You made drives and Ben Uzoma a big dunk. What was key in the run for Essen?

That’s true. We struggled to start the third quarter with the same energy we wanted. But we knew it wouldn’t last long, because we were deeper than Ulm, and it was only a matter of time before they would start to lose energy. So we just stayed with it, and the game naturally shifted in our favor through a few key plays, and we went on a run.

Essen was up with 32 points with 10 minutes to play. Essen was in the drivers seat. Which player at this moment was a big motivator with words?

I remember a timeout, when we had just crossed the 36-point mark and were tied game with the deficit from the first game. In that moment, I tried to tell the team that it wasn’t over yet, and that we had to keep going and, if necessary, win this game by 60 points. A lot of the other players bought into that as well and also tried to motivate everyone around us. So I would say it was the whole team, because every single player knew exactly what we needed at that moment.

Essen began with a 10-2 run to lead 86-46. Now all Essen had to do was manage the lead to the buzzer. Essen then held Orange Academy minutes without scoring. Did you want it more than Orange Academy?

I’m sure Ulm wanted the championship just as much as we did, but being down by 40 points makes it very difficult to turn a game around again. At that point, the momentum was on our side. We wanted it, no matter what

Essen outscored Orange Academy 41-21 in the last half. Was this the best defense the team played in the season?

I remember a few very, very strong defensive performances during the season, but of course that half also definitely counts among them. We simply needed a perfect game, both offensively and defensively, but especially on the defensive end.

Essen held their 2 best scorers Joel Cwik and Namouri Omog to 8/28 shooting and 25 points. How much of a focus was the defense on slowing them down?

Joel Cwik was one of the players we had to control from the start. He was also one of Ulm’s top scorers in the first game.

Quarshawn Lane had an incredible 28/11/10 game. Did you sense going into the game that he could have a type of game of his life?
The only thing I knew was that we needed everyone on the team today, each in their own role, and that obviously includes Q as well. I’m very happy and proud of him that he managed to get the triple-double in such a game. He had come close two or three times this season before.

What was your fondest moment in the final in Essen against Orange Academy?

The poster dunk from Leon Kalinic. And than the final buzzer! 😉


Thanks Marc for the chat.

Gabriel Jung Knows That The Incredible Team Dedication And Chemistry Were Vital For The ETB Miners Essen Winning The 2026 Pro B Title

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Gabriel Jung (185-PG-2001) is a 25 year old 186cm guard that played the 2025-2026 season with the ETB Miners Essen (ProB) averaging 6.6ppg, 1.7rpg, 2.4apg, 1.0spg, FGP: 41.3%, 3PT: 29.4%, FT: 86.8% and helping the team win the 2026 Pro B title. He began his basketball career in the Phoenix Hagen organization playing NBBL and also with Regionalliga team Hagen-Haspe. He got his first Pro B experience with the VfL SparkassenStars Bochum (ProB) and also played with Regionalliga team Herten. He played with Regionalliga team BSV Wulfen from 2022-2025 playing a total of 82 games and averaged 12/3/3 stats in the 3 seasons. He spoke to germanhoops.com about the Pro B title season.

Thanks Gabriel for talking to germanhoops.com. Your 2026 Pro B champion. How good does it feel? Is this your personal biggest achievement as a player?

Definitely my biggest achievement as a player. Last time I came come this far I had a very limited role so to reach this goal and having a real impact on the court makes it much more satisfying.

Essen lost game 1 by 36 points and won game 2 by 41 points. Many are saying this is the greatest comeback in German basketball. How special do you rate this massive comeback?

It was massive especially on the mental side to not give up after the first game. I think many people where already satisfied by just getting the promotion and would have been fine with 2nd place. But the way we played the whole season I knew that no one on the team would be fine with the second place.

What was the team feeling after the horrible 107-71 loss at Orange Academy? How much soul searching did the team do the days following?

It was definitely a tough feeling getting dominated in that first game but we knew what we were capable of and just like after any other loss we just kept on working

How key was head coach Lars Wendt? How did he help the team most in the days leading up to game 2?

Headcoach Lars Wendt came up with our gameplan and we worked on it during the days leading to game 2 which ended up being successful and got us mentally ready for probably one of our biggest game

How quickly did the team know that game 2 would see only half of Orange Academy as all the talented youth players wouldn´t play because they were attending the NBBL Top 4 in Berlin?

We knew that there was the possibility of them being compromised by the NBBL Top 4 but we really knew when they showed up to the gym on Sunday

Any other team could have underestimated Orange Academy. Why didn´t Essen?

I think you can´t6 underestimate any team when you go into a game being down 36 points, we knew whatever squad would show up, we needed to play at our highest level

What was the focus of Essen going in? I mean did you have a plan how you would come back through out a 40 minute game so you would have more than 36 points?

It was the plan to create kind of a wild game, press a lot, run a lot and just come back quarter by quarter

The team began well and led 53-32 at the break. Essen was playing well offensively, but still had to do more on the defensive end. What wasn´t functioning as well so far on the defensive end through the first 20 minutes?

We gave up a couple of open layups when they beat our press and also got beat backdoor for easy buckets since we but a lot of pressure on the ball as well as off the ball, except for that I think we had a good first half defensively

What did head coach Lars Wendt give the team for advice at half-time?

We needed to stay patient and dont try to rush it. We were almost there but we knew and also didnt really expect to erase the lead at the end of the 3rd quarter. So just continuing step by step.

In the third quarter Orange Academy actually played well for the first few minutes outscoring Essen, but then came a 14-0 run by Essen which changed the game. You made drives and Ben Uzoma a big dunk. What was key in the run for Essen?

We started the 3rd quarter slowly which happend to us a couple of times during the season. But I think just hitting the switch, being more aggressive to the basket not necessarily settling for threes is what brought back the energy to the team and also to the crowd

Essen was up with 32 points with 10 minutes to play. Essen was in the drivers seat. Which player at this moment was a big motivator with words?

I think Marc Friederici was the one who found the right words in these kinds of situation during the whole season. He already played in the final the season before and has the experience to help the team

Essen began with a 10-2 run to lead 86-46. Now all Essen had to do was manage the lead to the buzzer. Essen then held Orange Academy minutes without scoring. Did you want it more than Orange Academy?

At that point in the season, having played already a lot of games and reaching the final both teams leave everything on the floor. I think it was also experience and having the crowd pushing you to go one step further was decisive.

Essen outscored Orange Academy 41-21 in the last half. Was this the best defense the team played in the season?

Yes, probably. Not even because we held them to 21 points, but also fighting every possession through every screen and for every ball

Essen held their 2 best scorers Joel Cwik and Namouri Omog to 8/28 shooting and 25 points. How much of a focus was the defense on slowing them down?

We had more of a team focused defense. At times we tried to take Cwik out of the game which worked more or less but we generally just tried to give nobody the space to feel comfortable.

Quarshawn Lane had an incredible 28/11/10 game. Did you sense going into the game that he could have a type of game of his life?

While Q had a big season anyways it was insane to see how he could just switch in to another gear in big moments so it was no surprise and i had no doubt he would deliver the way he did.

What was your fondest moment in the final in Essen against Orange Academy?

I couldn´t point out one moment it was just the whole gameday from the point of entering the gym, seeing the gym getting packed with a big crowd and having an incredible energy as a team

This was such a special season for the ETB Miners. Why was this team so special?

I think it just starts with the dedication everyone put in every single practice. While we did not have a certain target in mind we just worked hard every day to get better. And we had a great team chemistry which is really important

The team lost only 5 games during the regular season. Was their a game during the season where you then knew, we will win the whole thing?

No not really. Obviously as the season progesses your thinking about scenarios that could end up happening. But especially in the playoffs anything can happen so you got to stay humble and focused which we did

How vital was head coach Lars Wendt for the success? What was his biggest ability as a coach to be able to help bring success to the team?

The headcoach is always setting the tone from preseason on when the players are still getting to know each other which Lars did. And from there on he found a good balance of giving us strict instructions and just giving us the tools and letting the team create something on our own.

How special was it sharing the back court with Mychael Paulo? What part of his game will you always remember best?

Mychael was very vital for our team because he could create something out of nothing. And even though in some games he didn´t find the target from the beginning on, he could get hot really quick and start a run on his own.

How valuable was sniper guard Marc Friederici? What besides his scoring helped the team be successful?

As I said before Marc was very vocal during the whole season which, besides his game, made him very important for the team

How valuable were bigs Ben Uzoma and Niclas Sperber? What was each player´s biggest attribute for the success?

I mean Niclas was our captain and could share a lot of his experience with the younger guys. He his probably one of the most versatile players I played with and that was probably his biggest attribute. Whatever we needed from him, he could deliver.

With Ben it was just his pure strength and energy which gave us a mismatch in a lot of games on the big man position.

Which player was the most improved during the season?

I think Ben is the most improved player for us. From not having the summer he wanted to have due to injury and maybe having kind of a slow start, from there on he delivered every game with pure dominance.

Thanks Gabriel for the chat.

Despite Scoring A Career High 45 Points Miki Novovic(KFUM Kalmar) Always Tries To Be A Team Player Before Chasing His own Achievements

Miki Novovic (208-C-1992) is a 33 year old 202cm center from Monenegro that is playing his 13th professional season and thiird season with KFUM Kalmar (Sweden-Basketettan). He began his basketball career with the BC Buducnost Podgorica junior team. He then went on to gain massive experience in Europe in countries like Spain, Germany, Italy and Denmark. He spoke to germanhoops.com after netting an incredible 45 points in a game in Sweden.

Thanks Miki for talking to germanhoops.com. You scored an amazing 45 points in a game against Lobas. Could you even enjoy the brilliant performance despite losing the game?

Thank you. Well it was tough to be happy after a loss. I was stuck in the moment so I was sad after the loss, but after all I was proud on my individual performance and achievement.

Despite the loss, what does a high scoring game like this mean to you? You weren´t always such a big time scorer in your career?

It means a lot. Individually it’s obviously big accomplishment, something I never chase honestly, I always try to play game the right way. I try to be more of a team player than chasing my own achievement. So I guess that’s the “award” after fulfilling all those stuff. I try always to find myself in spots I’m comfortable and be active on rebounds and the pick and roll game. Like I said I didn’t chase it, it came to me and of course opportunities to go score a lot are not quite often on any level so once I had it I was trying to stay focus and do plays on correct way.

The interesting thing in today´s game, one usually sees guards having big scoring games simply because they take many shots. Does a game like this give hope for all the big men out there to go out and take more shots than usual and know it is possible to score a lot?

Yes you right. Guards are always the ones having ball in their hands more time and they are creating shoots for themselves or others. Us bigs are basically depending on them and on passes. I think that bigs are underused in some of games, just because of “stereotypes “ where a big is just there just to set screens and take rebounds. I think the game is evolving and bigs are also having good touch, good ball handling, good feel for the game so I think they deserve more of having the ball in their hands. Of course I still believe that bigs need to fulfill a lot of other stuff like rebounds, good screens, good help on defense, closing paint and after fulfilling all those I think “award” should be more freedom in offensive play, and more options to score and be involved in action.

How did you get into the game. How quickly did you know that you could have a great scoring game?

Well I started as usual. Focus on setting tone with hard screens and controlling the paint. Run in opposite paint and try to position myself early. My team was able to find me pretty quick in transition so first points came easy. It was also second back-to-back game so my only focus is “push thru and give all today” because when you tired that’s when you need to try to find that extra energy to push yourself, and I started with that mentality early in warmup and than early on game. Once I scored first points I and had some good defensive possession I found that extra “fuel” and energy and I was just kept pushing.

You have had good scoring games this season, but do you feel like you had to do more with scoring because the team was losing in the game?

Yes. Like you mentioned before I was never just a scoring oriented guy. I try to do everything that my team needs. Either that’s only taking rebounds or just passing, or just staying in corners and play defensive. But this season things change a bit and I try to adjust. We decided to rebuild team, we sign all young guys. Almost every player on team is under 21 and me as the oldest, I knew I need to step up. So me scoring and doing extra stuff is the way to try to lead this young team and show them what they need to do. Also since I’m becoming more of a “threat” on court it gives them more space to play and work on their game. A lot teams focus on me so others on my team can be free and focus on their shoots, drives, assists and of course losing is part of it and I’m aware. We all are but I think with time theseyoung prospects will develop and it’s just matter of time when all “click” and we start with winning some games. Hopefully next one will be first.

Are you aware that if you had hit your three point attempt and made 2 more free throws, you would have reached 50 points. Does a game like this make a 50 point game for you more realistic in the future?

Hahah, yeah. After a game when I rewatched and all I figured out. I guess I got tired after all that and this game I couldn’t make it. But hopefully in the future you never know. I try to play right way and if opportunity comes I will definitely take it and try to use to the fullest.

The team had 23 assists. How thankful are you for having a teammate like Emil Drottman who had 10 assists and found you a lot?

It’s great. Emil among others has great potential. Young PG that works everyday. We spend a lot time together also off court, the age gape is big hahah but I try to be his mentor. He is a great kid willing to learn. If he do bad I say if he do good I say. That’s how he improves. I try to talk to him how to stay professional and how to act in different situations… etc. He is on a good path, and with his work ethic and dedication maybe he will break this small record that I have now.

Did you get any special wishes from friends and family around the world?

Yes. A lot of friends and family of course sent a lot of congratulations and compliments for achieving it. Some of them just checked after by stats and some of them watched game. It was tough, specially from friend and family that are “into basketball “ because they are happy for my achievement but also they know that in that moment I was disappointed because of another loss so they wait untill everything “cools down” a bit and then we analyzed it and celebrate together.

Will you do something special for your teammates who found you all day long to help you reach 45 points?

After they read and interview I will have to get them something haha. But yes I thought about it and next road trip dinner is on me for that.

What was your favorite basket of the game?

After I watched the highlights there were few of them I like. But I would say some of the dunks might be the favorites because they also hype and get up the energy to team and crowd, so those might be the favorite ones.

Thanks Mikki for the chat.

Tyrese Williams(Wurzburg) Will Never Be Put In A Box As One Dimensional As He Loves Making The Game Easier For His Teammates

Tyrese Williams (190-G-2000, college: Quinnipiac, agency: One Motive Sports) is a 24 year old 190cm guard from the Bronx, New York that is playing his second professional season and first in Germany with FIT/One Wuerzburg Baskets (Germany-BBL), and VR Bank Wuerzburg Baskets Akademie (Germany-ProB). Last season he split time with BC Komarno (Slovakia-Nike SBL): averaging 5.2ppg, 3.0rpg, 1.2spg, 2FGP: 41.2%, 3FGP: 6.3%, FT: 75.0%, in Oct.’23 moved to KK Gostivar (North Macedonia-Prva Liga) averaging 20.0ppg), 5.7rpg, 3.4apg, Steals-5 (1.7spg), FGP: 58.8%, 3PT: 35.7%, FT: 72.2%. He began his basketball career with Cardinal Hayes High School and then played at Quinnipiac University (NCAA) from 2018-2023 playing a total of 135 games. He spoke to germanhoops.com about basketball.

Thanks Tyrese for talking to germanhoops.com. Your playing your second pro season and first in Germany with Wurzburg´s Pro B and BBL team and can play BCL. How cool is it having this opportunity?

It´s been amazing, just being able to learn so much so early in my career is a blessing for me and I´m just trying to cherish this opportunity.

How does a day look like for you? I presume you practice each day with the BBL team. Do you just play Pro B games or do you practice with them?

Practice is normally early morning, will have our individual workout, a little film session, weight lifting then practice. Yes I do practice with the BBL team and occasionally with the Pro B team when needed.

What kind of an adjustment has it been playing for the BBL team compared to what you saw last season in Slovakia and North Macedonia?

Pace of the game is a little different, along with the physicality of the game.

The BBL team has some very talented American guards with Jackson, Lewis, and Davis. What has it been like competing with them daily? Are you able to hold your own?

it’s been amazing competing with them. They are like brothers to me now and I’m only in my second season so they help me a lot with just learning the game and making the game easier for me. Yes I am definitely able to hold me own, they’re kind of vets so I go at them because I know it’s going to get me better and they do the same. Iron sharpens Iron.

Talk a little about unique player Zac Selfaas. How special of a player is he and what do you appreciate most about him?

Zac is one of kind, you don’t find to many guys like him, really special in the way he’s able to lead and get everyone on the same page, to do what’s best to win. I definitely appreciate just how welcoming he is to help others figure it out, like making sure everyone knows the assignment, he’s really an extension of coach.

Your also playing with the Pro B team. You scored 79 points in the first 2 games averaging 39,0ppg. That is a crazy stat. Does it feel like you’re a man playing among boys?

I wouldn’t say that but I’m just figuring out how to play at my pace and get to my spot, and playing with the BBL team definitely helps with that so when I do play Pro B that’s still in the back of my mind.

You never averaged in double figures in the NCAA and now suddenly you’re an explosive scorer. Did scoring just come to you or did you always have these scoring traits in you, but couldn´t show them in school because you had other duties?

I’ve always had this ability to score. I’m the type of guy who is going to put the team winning first, so if it’s my night to score then I’ll do that, but if there’s other things needed of me on the floor I’m also willing to take that role and try to excel in it as well.

Has head coach Alex King given you the keys to the team. Does it sometimes feel like your in school again with all the young talent?

No he just asks me to be me when I’m out there and do my best to try and get us some wins, and no I’m young myself, so I’m just trying to give them the knowledge that I have to help get them better and prepared for the next level.

What is it like playing with big German talent Hannes Steinbach? How much potential does he have?

It’s been amazing playing with Hannes, he is super talent and honestly there is no limit on what Hannes can do, he just has to keep working and keep getting better everyday.

Let´s talk about your game. You’re a 190cm guard. If you had to compare your game to a NBA player who would best make the description?

Honestly I wouldn’t compare me to anyone, but if I had to I would say combination of Bradley Beal/ Ray Allen

Talk a little about your game. You were never a big scorer in the NCAA, but showed in North Macedonia and the pro B that you can really score. What are the biggest strengths in your game?

I can really shoot the ball, but I’m really a all around player

You almost had a triple double in North Macedonia. How vital is versatility in your game?

Really big. I never want to be put in a box as a one dimensional type of guy, and I love making the game easier for my teammates.

Talk a little about your three point shot. You improved it in your last years in the NCAA, but still haven´t reached the 40% mark. What is still missing for you to achieve that?

nothing missing just have to keep putting in the work to become the more consistent shooter and just shot with confidence.

Talk a little about your defensive game. What kind of a defender are you now and what kind of defender do you still want to become?

I am a strong defender, I´m not as quick as some of the guards we play but I’m stronger so just using that to my advantage. I want to become the type of defender that you can put on the top scorer from other teams and I make there night hell.

On what areas of your game are you working on most now so you can continue to improve your game?

everything honestly, I’m never satisfied with myself, and I expect the most out of me, but just ball handling and decision making along with just giving myself the confidence daily just to hoop and play my game.

You played your rookie season with BC Komarno (Slovakia-Nike SBL) averaging 5.2ppg, 3.0rpg, 1.2spg, 2FGP: 41.2%, 3FGP: 6.3%, FT: 75.0%, in Oct.’23 moved to KK Gostivar (North Macedonia-Prva Liga) averaging 20.0ppg, 5.7rpg, 3.4apg, Steals-5 (1.7spg), FGP: 58.8%, 3PT: 35.7%, FT: 72.2%. What do you remember being your wake up call to being overseas where you knew that you were far away from home?

The wake up call was me moving teams, and just knowing that it’s a business wherever ever you play, so I had to get back to having fun with the game.

You played at Quinnipiac University (NCAA) from 2018-2023 playing a total of 135 NCAA games. You were very consistent in your 5 years. How did your game grow? What type of player were you in 2018 and what kind in 2023?

I would say my game grew in the aspect of just knowing how to put the work in everyday and let that show for itself. Just being consistent with my daily habits to get better. I was the type of player who kind of just showed up and hooped, but I became the type of playerwho takes pride in his preparation and knowing that if you put the work in it will show.

You had many great games, but was one of your biggest moments on the court scoring your 1000 point against Penn State?

Nah I wouldn’t say that cause we didn’t get the win in that game, and i didn’t even know i scored a 1000 points, until after the fact i didn’t really pay attention to it.

How did head coach Baker Dunleavy groom and prepare you best for a professional career?

Just giving the knowledge of how to put the work in and let the results but the results, how to show up everyday and work your tail off.

Who won a 1-1 in practice you or Savion Lewis?

Me for sure but that’s my brother so we definitely probably played more than one game lol.

Who is the best player that you ever battled on the court that reached the NBA?

Either Cam Young or Quenton Grimes

Please name your NBA Mount Rushmore?

Lebron, MJ, Steph, AI

Who is your GOAT?

Lebron

Did you see the sequel to the classic Coming To America? Shouldn´t they have left it alone?

No I actually didn’t, I hate when the my mess up classics, I just sick to watching the original.

Thanks Tyrese for the chat