🏀Mike and Greg bonded over their shared experiences in high school and college basketball.
🏆They reminisced about their time at Florida and winning back-to-back championships.
🤝The importance of trust and staying true to themselves is a recurring theme in their conversation.
🗣️They shared advice for young players looking to make it big in basketball.
❤️Both Mike and Greg expressed their love for the game and their gratitude for the opportunities it has given them.
What made Mike and Greg choose to attend the University of Florida?
—Mike had a personal connection with one of the assistant coaches, Anthony Grant, who went to the same high school as him. Greg was attracted to the opportunity to do something different and be part of a talented team.
Did they consider leaving for the NBA early?
—Both players had the option to leave for the NBA after their college success, but they ultimately decided to stay and experience the college life for a few more years.
What advice did they give to young players aspiring to make it big in basketball?
—They emphasized the importance of hard work, staying dedicated, and surrounding oneself with a trustworthy support system.
What impact did their high school basketball coach have on their lives?
—Both players spoke highly of their high school coach, who played a significant role in shaping their basketball careers and instilling values of discipline and perseverance.
How did they deal with the pressures and expectations of being top college basketball players?
—They both acknowledged the pressure and expectations that came with their success, but they managed to stay focused and true to themselves by blocking out the noise and staying grounded.
00:00Mike and Greg, former basketball stars and friends, join the podcast for a lively conversation.
03:45They discuss their high school and college basketball experiences, the importance of trust, and staying true to themselves.
07:30The duo reminisces about their time at Florida, where they won back-to-back championships.
10:00They also give advice to young players and share their love for the game.
20:15Both Mike and Greg expressed their gratitude for the opportunities basketball has given them.
