The best thing about this story is to see he has two supporting parents that guided and reared him properly. You can see he is a good dude aside from being a good ball player.
Shit playing overseas is not failing bruh getting paid money to hoop and do what you absolutely love is a bleasing with that said never settle always strive for more
Yes he is. He played great in his first season with averaging 17.6 points, 6.1 assists and 3.1 rebounds in a low scoring league. He then played in Turkey and is now back on one of France's best teams in Strasbourg.
Play ball see the world... Fuck being local. You working... NBA ain't the only league.. Political and fixed.. Just make sure the family good and you can make a nice living for yourself
Great Doc, want to see more, especially when he's in France. A lot of Americans need to stop believing that "making it" is playing in the NBA. The NBA is the best league/company by far but all the other international leagues are getting more popular. Most of the time when people are complaining about playing overseas, I feel they don't really love the game (not Erving), what they love more is the fame and attention. Like in football (soccer) there isn't just the premier League in England there are many many other great leagues in many different countries. The NBA or any professional job is not all about how good you are.
Henry Chen I feel more when they complain about playing overseas it's because they have to leave their country and won't be able to see their family for a while in the nba they may play for a team far away from their gone state but their still in the country so it's not like they won't see their family for 9 months like his Erving and also if they play in a diffferent country they have to get used to the culture and the area they're around it's while still being focused on their professional basketball career it's not easy
Each season, the NBA only employs 450 players. What happens to all those who don’t make it? Some of them go play professional basketball overseas. It may sound like a dream job, but language barriers and loneliness are only some of the challenges players deal with. In our latest video series, “DEPLOYED,” Grit Media follows the journey of 3 American basketball players as they prepare to leave everything behind and play abroad professionally.
FOH. This shit is a dream job. Basketball is ya dream. 6 figures is your dream as well. Of course nobody wanna go overseas to do it. Get over yourself. Learn the language if you that damn lonely. This shit is in FACT a dream job
If your a younger kid like me playing basketball and is constantly told that the odds are against you, think of this. A great coach told me this, "There may be 50,000 kids in your city playing basketball, of that 50,000, only 20,000 is taking it seriously, of the 20,000, 10,000 are putting in the extra work." This means that the odds may be 1 percent to make it to the NBA, but if you keep working, you will keep passing people and your odds will just keep going up.
I'm 14 and 5 10 I always hope to play d1 hs ball or foot ball and stop from there. Damn tough to make it to top colleges for sport but I know if I keep working ,never give up I have a chance.
good finisher, decnet jumpshooter, decent dribbling i dont lose the ball alot, bad passer, pretty quick on fast break mostly sprint with the ball. For football im going to freshman next year im pretty good and catching sprinting and blocker im still working on getting in shape run like 2 times a week on school days.
The best players are not necessarily in the NBA. Yes, some NBA players are the greatest players in the world. But what is also in the NBA are players who have college success, on the court and out and they also have size. Not just "size", size and skill that fit into the NBA. And to that, they posses something in their respective game that translates to an NBA team. There are people who are not in the NBA that can shoot with or even out shoot Steph Curry. But they don't have the other stuff that goes along with it. There are people who can out dribble Kyrie Irving. But the hood swallowed them up i.e. no education, too wild and too street etc. The NBA is not for everyone who can play basketball.
Trying to get into the NBA isn't worth it in the grand scheme of things. It's too much of a gamble, especially if you're not a top tier player in college. I respect people who are able to get a free education out of basketball, but those who just linger abroad have to know that their careers can only last so long... I'm not trying to dissuade anyone from pursuing their dreams, but even dreams should have a backup plan.
tinostarks not always. there are a lot of different foreign leagues and only the rich european or chinese league can pay you that much money. a lot of times the contracts are not guaranteed and if you can't make it in the rich european leagues or chinese league you will be lucky to make 50 thousand dollars a season.
Erving Walker is a baller forreal. He made shots from half court. I was in 6th grade. he played for coach Kat and the New York City Panthers. He was ringing but still.
i feel bad for his height. i grew with those really great players who were small, but skill wise they were pro level. but when you reach the pro level you realize that the physicality is to much for those short, but very skilled players. im 6'1 and in highschool i would play like 5 minutes a game at best, and scored like 10 points my whole senior season. but i became a pro (division 2 in israel on a contending team at the age of 22, ) while the skilled players(who were much better than me) didnt make it only because their lack of hight and physicality.
I was a short player myself and yeah it may seem "unfair", but to be honest with you it's not. It's far easier for a short body to be more explosive, fast, jump higher, have more eye to hand coordination and all that. It's not 'easy" but it's easier" The hard part is being a tall person and retaining that level of skill. So all in all, all I feel a bit sad about is that I know that there are thousands of people who live and breathe basketball, tall or short, doesn't matter, and they won't get to play in a big league.
+MyAssStings it's one way to look at it.. but still being able to make money from what you love and enjoy doing is good enough. he might be away from his family and friends but he is living the dream!
Mr. Walker is an intelligent, hard-working, talented young man with a loving, supportive family. I have no doubt that he and they will remain successful.
the nba is 75% knowledge and 25% luck...what i mean is if you know exactly what the league needs, exactly what your team needs, exactly what you need, and exactly what it takes then you'll make it....for example a college team might be full of scorers and need a defensive stopper or hell maybe somebody that give amazing screens. hell they might need funding and you're a "showstopper" and you'll bring in a crowd, its a business. it not about skill and people forget that....the perfect player is a player who fits into their team and has the excitement that'll bring a crowd...
I played high school ball and i was good player averaged 20 nba is a dream for everybody including myself but reality sets in and u gotta become pro in something other than sports great video tho
Dan Taylor People don't realize how difficult it is to make it to the NBA. A lot of the kids now are being bred at a young age to be the "next" great player. A lot of it is hard work and dedication but also getting the recognition from the right people and being able to compete with "top" ranked players. If your playing good against a bunch nobody's, then it'll more than likely be overlooked. There are tons of kids that go out there and score 2,000, 2,500 points that don't go D1.
the nba dosent take players from d2 or d3 anymore there were a few that did good in the league ben Wallace to name 1 has a ring. but ur right a lot of kids don't make a good d1 school
iwontlose187 and even then, some D1 divisions aren't just ripe for competition and is almost like a push over as oppose to say the SEC or a more competitive conference. Damian Lillard played 2 years for Weber State but his scouting report did show a lot of tools ready for the NBA game and upside. It also helped he's got NBA metrics that can make him a potential starter. Scouts aren't just looking for scoring ability. That is probably an innate ability coming even at an amateur level. Scouts look at everything.
Dope look ! Im from New Jersey and always remembered seeing his name ranked top player in his class. I had to see him play. He was small but very quick and could take over whenever he felt like it! #Realtalk
+Grit Media Sometimes you just have to sacrifice everything... He wanted to be in the league so he should find his own way to get there cause the nba can find more athletes than him. I'm not saying that he won't make it cause he's short or any of those stuff... What I'm trying to say is just keep working, never give up. The NBA won't find you, you'll find it, you'll find your way to get there.. . Isaiah thomas ones said "All the odds are against me, they said I won't make it but I will make it some day"...
NBA is more about being freak of nature , and less about being basketball hardcore. if you dont have nba body you most likely be out . people forget basketball is a sport before it is a talent game ; so the fittest and the more athletic ones will always dominate this game//
zeokenX Ironically Steph Curry heard the scouting reports back in 2009 that he was too short and people didn't know how to project him. Scouts still have a hard on for taller play makers in the NBA but only because they didn't know if Curry can be a traditional style point guard. It may have been a blessing that he was taken much later since the THEN GM of the Timberwolves David Khan had a huge BONER for playing Jonny Flynn and Ricky Rubio together and thought it would be EPIC. And 6 years later, the traditional PG role is not there anymore but a PG being able to attack the hoop and gets scores that way is still a good thing at an NBA level.
walker is athletic bro.... hes not making it because he wasnt a good enough playmaker/ scorer which at 5'8 u gota be.. everyone thought he would become one at florida but nver did. he was a lockdown defender tho
Harold Yabut,jr We're guessing you liked it?!?! haha... We'll be dropping extras for this video and then feature a few other guys who're also playing overseas, but have very different stories. Thanks for checking this out!
Do Ur thing over there Playboy. Stay focused on Ur Goals & Dreams! I believe the League will call U 1 day. But 4 now.... Destroy any & every1 who stands in Ur way!!! U will be alone... language barrier will kick in. I know it's hard 2 be by yourself 2... Don't U come here! unless it's a family emergency. Play Ur heart out! Chip on Ur shoulder! Don't U quit on NYC!!!
NBA is about systems sometimes you just don't fit with that coach as well as players just keeping grinding and things will fall into place one day at a time...
Playing overseas is not a bad thing. It's a failure. Playing overseas gives you an opportunity to not only do what you like doing but to also see the world and different people and things.
I don't think talent and even results will get you into the league. It also depends on how marketable you are and what connections you have. And the NBA drafts many overseas players that won't even be on the roster nor ever play for them.
good stuff, keep 'em coming. SEC is cheeks for bball really besides UK i still think he should've came to St. John's. def would've gotten a look in the 2nd rd. at least playing in Big East idk why these kids hate to stay local...i blame Norm lol.
![Lebron's Best Friend Who Didn't Make The NBA [Romeo Travis | Documentary]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z25MF8ryDfk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Heart Of The City | Markelle Fultz and DC's New Hoop Mecca [Full Episode] Hosted by Devin Williams](/img/n.gif)
The best thing about this story is to see he has two supporting parents that guided and reared him properly. You can see he is a good dude aside from being a good ball player.
Shit playing overseas is not failing bruh getting paid money to hoop and do what you absolutely love is a bleasing with that said never settle always strive for more
windycitychamp6 #facts
bleasing?
Amen
it sure is a bleasing
Douk5 failing isn't aiming high and missing, it's if you aim low and hit
We hope you enjoyed the DEPLOYED | Erv Walker story. Let us know what you think!
***** Thanks for checking it out!
Is he still in France?
Yes he is. He played great in his first season with averaging 17.6 points, 6.1 assists and 3.1 rebounds in a low scoring league. He then played in Turkey and is now back on one of France's best teams in Strasbourg.
We need updates!! dammit Grit Media....UPDATES!!! lol 😂
Play ball see the world... Fuck being local. You working... NBA ain't the only league.. Political and fixed.. Just make sure the family good and you can make a nice living for yourself
+SDS Overfiend real talk!
Geller Michael Thats all one can ever want. Being oversee.. Playing Ball Getting Gwap Feeding the seeds and the fam.
Right.... They might appreciate you more than here.
just like they appreciate real hip hop overseas
the nba is fixed?
Beautiful family. Beautiful film. Erving Walker is blessed with talent, character, and love. His is a story of success we can all learn from.
Man I like this dude... talk straight, smart and humble
Great Doc, want to see more, especially when he's in France. A lot of Americans need to stop believing that "making it" is playing in the NBA. The NBA is the best league/company by far but all the other international leagues are getting more popular. Most of the time when people are complaining about playing overseas, I feel they don't really love the game (not Erving), what they love more is the fame and attention. Like in football (soccer) there isn't just the premier League in England there are many many other great leagues in many different countries. The NBA or any professional job is not all about how good you are.
Henry Chen Great perspective and thanks for watching!
Henry Chen I feel more when they complain about playing overseas it's because they have to leave their country and won't be able to see their family for a while in the nba they may play for a team far away from their gone state but their still in the country so it's not like they won't see their family for 9 months like his Erving and also if they play in a diffferent country they have to get used to the culture and the area they're around it's while still being focused on their professional basketball career it's not easy
Nothing but love around him. This is good to see.
Ade Craig Yes!
Each season, the NBA only employs 450 players. What happens to all those who don’t make it? Some of them go play professional basketball overseas. It may sound like a dream job, but language barriers and loneliness are only some of the challenges players deal with. In our latest video series, “DEPLOYED,” Grit Media follows the journey of 3 American basketball players as they prepare to leave everything behind and play abroad professionally.
hope I can make it 1 day I'm 5,9 I can get up and I'm quick hopefully god's grace carries me through the race
+e bundle keep trying man!
as a ball boy
FOH. This shit is a dream job. Basketball is ya dream. 6 figures is your dream as well. Of course nobody wanna go overseas to do it. Get over yourself. Learn the language if you that damn lonely. This shit is in FACT a dream job
+Christopher Jackson I agree, either suck it up or sit stfu, I would kill to even get the chance to play overseas
This channel is dope af just found it today and had to subscribe
***** Appreciate the love!
Great mini doc...enjoyed watching & enjoyed watching him play at UF...he's so humble...best of luck bro...blessings
Instead of ending so abruptly, u guys should add a little text at the end to help ease the watcher into the end
satvik moj Appreciate the feedback! Please keep giving it bc we want to make the best videos
even making overseas squad is hard .
Fuck no only 3 Americans do
He seems like a really chill guy
Alex Smith Miss you on the niners bro 😞
David Drauyawa sorry bro I'm the chief of Kansas lol
Erving walker was definitely good enough to play in the NBA! His size is what probably held teams back from drafting him.
great episode and great camera work
Cassy Athena Appreciate that... You got some cool work on your channel as well!
If your a younger kid like me playing basketball and is constantly told that the odds are against you, think of this. A great coach told me this, "There may be 50,000 kids in your city playing basketball, of that 50,000, only 20,000 is taking it seriously, of the 20,000, 10,000 are putting in the extra work." This means that the odds may be 1 percent to make it to the NBA, but if you keep working, you will keep passing people and your odds will just keep going up.
Glad you made this, I was wondering what happened to him. He was an inspiration for me when I played.
+c1call Appreciate it. We got a bunch more videos w Erv coming out so stay tuned!
he has great parents and a great family, nice story wish him the best!
Very good channel, really well filmed!
Isaiah Rivera Appreciate it!
As a gator fan.... i loved this! Good luck Erv
I think overseas is a good way because there are a Lot of players that played overseas,weren't drafted and now Play NBA like Malcolm Delaney
duh
dont forget its a way 2 make a living.... jus like if u cant make the nfl u ply in canada.. all thes guys still make a cash for plyin a sport dey love
When u are good in europe u can get a million Dollars a year and if u are okay ,you'll get around 100,000 $
I'm 14 and 5 10 I always hope to play d1 hs ball or foot ball and stop from there. Damn tough to make it to top colleges for sport but I know if I keep working ,never give up I have a chance.
Matt H How often do you play man?
Depends if I have school or not I practice every weekend and almost everyday if there no school.
Matt H You have a jumpshot ?
Decent jumpshot
good finisher, decnet jumpshooter, decent dribbling i dont lose the ball alot, bad passer, pretty quick on fast break mostly sprint with the ball. For football im going to freshman next year im pretty good and catching sprinting and blocker im still working on getting in shape run like 2 times a week on school days.
wish the best for erving, helped me out freshman year at uf
I remember watching him at florida. Florida is my favorite team and i loved watching him play. Will there be a part two?
JLDInc We'll be dropping extra content from the Erv story. Stay tuned for the stories of a few other guys overseas.
He could be playing overseas if not Nba. What matters most is you are playing or doing the thing that you love.
The best players are not necessarily in the NBA. Yes, some NBA players are the greatest players in the world. But what is also in the NBA are players who have college success, on the court and out and they also have size. Not just "size", size and skill that fit into the NBA. And to that, they posses something in their respective game that translates to an NBA team.
There are people who are not in the NBA that can shoot with or even out shoot Steph Curry. But they don't have the other stuff that goes along with it. There are people who can out dribble Kyrie Irving. But the hood swallowed them up i.e. no education, too wild and too street etc.
The NBA is not for everyone who can play basketball.
C Howard great statement, often the best don't make it out
C Howard bro you never seen Kyrie go all out dribbling he don't do it during a game and I understand your point tho
Jide facts
Trying to get into the NBA isn't worth it in the grand scheme of things. It's too much of a gamble, especially if you're not a top tier player in college.
I respect people who are able to get a free education out of basketball, but those who just linger abroad have to know that their careers can only last so long...
I'm not trying to dissuade anyone from pursuing their dreams, but even dreams should have a backup plan.
shazil888 but even abroad they make millions...so even if its only a 4 yr career... you're set for life
tinostarks not always. there are a lot of different foreign leagues and only the rich european or chinese league can pay you that much money. a lot of times the contracts are not guaranteed and if you can't make it in the rich european leagues or chinese league you will be lucky to make 50 thousand dollars a season.
@@tinostarksmost of these guys end up realizing that their not even good enough to play in those leagues these days!
I feel like Grit Media should have far more views on his channel. These are the stories you don't see enough in basketball. Good job man.
GRIDSALEENS7 Appreciate the love! .... And feel free to share the videos so we get more views :)
Grit Media Definitely, I will.
👍good video!... caught Erving last summer @ Gersh Park in Brooklyn- BALLIN'!!!
Good luck to him!....
Erving Walker is a baller forreal. He made shots from half court. I was in 6th grade. he played for coach Kat and the New York City Panthers. He was ringing but still.
Found your channel because of Dev
Long_Live_Mahlz Thanks for checking out the channel... hope you like it!
i feel bad for his height. i grew with those really great players who were small, but skill wise they were pro level. but when you reach the pro level you realize that the physicality is to much for those short, but very skilled players.
im 6'1 and in highschool i would play like 5 minutes a game at best, and scored like 10 points my whole senior season. but i became a pro (division 2 in israel on a contending team at the age of 22, ) while the skilled players(who were much better than me) didnt make it only because their lack of hight and physicality.
I was a short player myself and yeah it may seem "unfair", but to be honest with you it's not. It's far easier for a short body to be more explosive, fast, jump higher, have more eye to hand coordination and all that. It's not 'easy" but it's easier" The hard part is being a tall person and retaining that level of skill. So all in all, all I feel a bit sad about is that I know that there are thousands of people who live and breathe basketball, tall or short, doesn't matter, and they won't get to play in a big league.
Damn Erving. You A BEAST man! #heartoverheight
this shits depressing as fuck.
I feel you
+MyAssStings it's one way to look at it.. but still being able to make money from what you love and enjoy doing is good enough. he might be away from his family and friends but he is living the dream!
Underrated channel!
Keir Anderson Appreciate the love!
I cant lie I got a little bit jealous when I saw both his parents helping him get ready to leave. it's a beautiful thing though
Good job bro, much love! Stay focused now, work hard now, LOUNGE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE!
BOTH CHILDRESS & WALKER HAVE A POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND KNOW THAT THERE FUTURE IS MORE THAN BBALL.TWO GUYS DOING POSITIVE THINGS.
Carl Commissiong Yessir!
How do you guys only have 24k subscribers. Your content is great!
Mr. Walker is an intelligent, hard-working, talented young man with a loving, supportive family. I have no doubt that he and they will remain successful.
Love real people. Real stories.
Great video! you should make more of these and i heard that devin williams is working with you on a video.. looking forward to that
Masood Bloushi Yesssirr! Appreciate it and looking forward to dropping our collab w Dev
nice video . very stimulating sound tracks
the nba is 75% knowledge and 25% luck...what i mean is if you know exactly what the league needs, exactly what your team needs, exactly what you need, and exactly what it takes then you'll make it....for example a college team might be full of scorers and need a defensive stopper or hell maybe somebody that give amazing screens. hell they might need funding and you're a "showstopper" and you'll bring in a crowd, its a business. it not about skill and people forget that....the perfect player is a player who fits into their team and has the excitement that'll bring a crowd...
He is still doing what he loves..
Now, this is quality content. I feel for this guy.
Erv, you a MONSTER ! Seems to be well grounded guy. BEST of luck.
You'll make it!!!!! Keep believing 😎😎😎😎
I played high school ball and i was good player averaged 20 nba is a dream for everybody including myself but reality sets in and u gotta become pro in something other than sports great video tho
Dan Taylor People don't realize how difficult it is to make it to the NBA. A lot of the kids now are being bred at a young age to be the "next" great player. A lot of it is hard work and dedication but also getting the recognition from the right people and being able to compete with "top" ranked players. If your playing good against a bunch nobody's, then it'll more than likely be overlooked. There are tons of kids that go out there and score 2,000, 2,500 points that don't go D1.
the nba dosent take players from d2 or d3 anymore there were a few that did good in the league ben Wallace to name 1 has a ring. but ur right a lot of kids don't make a good d1 school
iwontlose187 and even then, some D1 divisions aren't just ripe for competition and is almost like a push over as oppose to say the SEC or a more competitive conference. Damian Lillard played 2 years for Weber State but his scouting report did show a lot of tools ready for the NBA game and upside. It also helped he's got NBA metrics that can make him a potential starter. Scouts aren't just looking for scoring ability. That is probably an innate ability coming even at an amateur level. Scouts look at everything.
Dope look ! Im from New Jersey and always remembered seeing his name ranked top player in his class. I had to see him play. He was small but very quick and could take over whenever he felt like it! #Realtalk
Nice series, looking forward to future videos
***** Appreciate you checking it out! We'll be dropping a few more videos from this series and extras for each video.
That New York accents is strong 💯and good luck man🙏
Great vid, I'm also a college basketball player looking to go overseas when I'm done with college! Very inspiring
Ooo shit , he was practicing at island garden gym
Jay Dalrymple Yurp
great channel...just subscribed ....keep up the great work
#respect . Good video Grit Media
KenFilms Appreciate the love #salute
im french and i just realized i saw him in a game in french league damn
ZulFarik He plays for JDA Dijon
getting paid a lot of money to play the game you love isn't failing, even if it's not in the NBA that beats a regular 9-5 imo
Dre Jones Completely agree! Everyone's got a different path and purpose.
love the content you guys are providing, keep up the great work.
Dre Jones Appreciate the love!
Sweet video. Hope to see more ^^
Aaron Loke Appreciate it... More videos are def on the way!
Smart and supportive family!!
Why dont you try d-leauge and then make your way?
Providence PvP The money's a huge difference and he feels like if the NBA wants him, they'll find him overseas
Grit Media thanks for replying, let him know if you're still in contact all of us said good luck
+Grit Media Sometimes you just have to sacrifice everything... He wanted to be in the league so he should find his own way to get there cause the nba can find more athletes than him. I'm not saying that he won't make it cause he's short or any of those stuff... What I'm trying to say is just keep working, never give up. The NBA won't find you, you'll find it, you'll find your way to get there.. . Isaiah thomas ones said "All the odds are against me, they said I won't make it but I will make it some day"...
Seth 000 sometimes you have to accept you will never make it, but just work hard and enjoy life thats all that matters
I'm glad he made it somewhere.
jamesvzfighter ikr? People think anything other then NBA is not good. They don't realize even Europe has the top 2% of b ball players in the world
Westbrook Would Have His Lunch..
Dope can't wait for part 2
cristian sotelo Glad you liked it! Stay tuned for the stories of a few other players.
Wow..good luck sir I hope you do well!
Excellent video.
godfrey Ilevbare Appreciate it!
If you love the game of basketball it does not matter where you play the game will be good to you.
nyc seem lit asf
aloball2K it is
this is so inspirational I would give anything to do this
good video, great content
Andrew Liao Appreciate it! Stay tuned for more
NBA is more about being freak of nature , and less about being basketball hardcore. if you dont have nba body you most likely be out . people forget basketball is a sport before it is a talent game ; so the fittest and the more athletic ones will always dominate this game//
Sal Sanchez mugsy was built and athletic tho
zeokenX Ironically Steph Curry heard the scouting reports back in 2009 that he was too short and people didn't know how to project him. Scouts still have a hard on for taller play makers in the NBA but only because they didn't know if Curry can be a traditional style point guard. It may have been a blessing that he was taken much later since the THEN GM of the Timberwolves David Khan had a huge BONER for playing Jonny Flynn and Ricky Rubio together and thought it would be EPIC.
And 6 years later, the traditional PG role is not there anymore but a PG being able to attack the hoop and gets scores that way is still a good thing at an NBA level.
+zeokenX comment of the day!👏👏👏👍👍👍👌👌👌
walker is athletic bro.... hes not making it because he wasnt a good enough playmaker/ scorer which at 5'8 u gota be.. everyone thought he would become one at florida but nver did. he was a lockdown defender tho
WTF are u talking about?!?? It's always about the skills not athleticism, I can name players that dominated without athleticism.
nice work #GRIT
Dave Scannely Thanks!
There's going to be a part 2 right haha? Please?
Harold Yabut,jr We're guessing you liked it?!?! haha... We'll be dropping extras for this video and then feature a few other guys who're also playing overseas, but have very different stories. Thanks for checking this out!
Great video
Josh Larson appreciate you watching!
He body type and jump shot reminds of kyle lowry
lmao look at Johnny all in the video lol
im 6'1 and im 14 im a pretty great player but this vid showed me a got alot of work to do
TC ONTOP how you doing now
This guy at my school is really good. Been playing Varsity ever since middle school. 2nd best. 1st is a 12th grader. But that's different
wtf are u talking about lmfao
Yes, still in France, Wellcome in Strasbourg ! SIGARMY loves you !
Oh okay great video 👍👍👍🏀🏀🏀
Kyle Plunkett Preciate it!
Awesome work
Thanks Angelo!
Do Ur thing over there Playboy.
Stay focused on Ur Goals & Dreams! I believe the League will call U 1 day. But 4 now.... Destroy any & every1 who stands in Ur way!!! U will be alone... language barrier will kick in. I know it's hard 2 be by yourself 2... Don't U come here! unless it's a family emergency. Play Ur heart out! Chip on Ur shoulder! Don't U quit on NYC!!!
is he talking about Sebastian Telfair when he says Sebastian
Very good video.
Johndavid Sewell Thanks! Make sure you subscribe bc we got lots more coming out!
NBA is about systems sometimes you just don't fit with that coach as well as players just keeping grinding and things will fall into place one day at a time...
great video!
danielwright1996 Thanks for watching! We'll have more on the way so please subscribe to keep in touch.
can we get a story of Demar derozan?
You should look up pro shot shooting system it'll teach you how the nba players shoot you'll learn a lot
renee walker is deep.
Hard work doesn't pay off
Cristian M
wow this is father material
neither does smoking weed all day
jared auer at least you feel better
dont rely on a sport as your only way of income
New Subscriber bro!!!
Why would you make documentary on not making it
Playing overseas is not a bad thing. It's a failure. Playing overseas gives you an opportunity to not only do what you like doing but to also see the world and different people and things.
If he was only 6 inches taller
I don't think talent and even results will get you into the league.
It also depends on how marketable you are and what connections you have.
And the NBA drafts many overseas players that won't even be on the roster nor ever play for them.
IWantMyVisionBack Truth!
yeah besides top players ur markability does not matter.... ask tim tebow about tht
why does it say he made it into the nba and in the description says he never made it to nba
alex amaya he made it to the draft
better off just playing over there. USA taxes the hell out these professional players.
Very cool
Jeff Parker Appreciate you checkin it out and sharing! Stay tuned as we'll have a few more videos in this series plus more hoops stories
good stuff, keep 'em coming. SEC is cheeks for bball really besides UK i still think he should've came to St. John's. def would've gotten a look in the 2nd rd. at least playing in Big East idk why these kids hate to stay local...i blame Norm lol.
Bxny1 appreciate it... please subscribe as we drop more Erv videos