Speaker 1: Did your parents play Did anybody in your family play basketball?
Speaker 1: You come from a sports fanily or no?
Speaker 2: To be honest, nobody, I'm the first one. No one
Speaker 2: in my family played basketball. And that's kind of weird
Speaker 2: because even when I was like in the draft sitting
Speaker 2: in the green room, they were like playing every whoever
Speaker 2: got drafted, they would say, oh, his mom played basketball
Speaker 2: at dad was in NBA.
Speaker 3: His dad was in their year league.
Speaker 2: And I was like, okay, I'm the only I'm the
Speaker 2: only one that I'm the first one, So I know.
Speaker 3: So the family not playing. Did you watch NBA basketball
Speaker 3: growing up?
Speaker 2: Growing up, I watched more European basketball just because of
Speaker 2: time difference, and even we didn't have channels to watch NBA,
Speaker 2: they wouldn't like translated, you know, so uh, maybe some
Speaker 2: YouTube highlights you would watch, but that's the only thing
Speaker 2: that was possible. So I was watching more European basketball.
Speaker 2: But growing up, when I was like older, I started
Speaker 2: to watch more NBA. And obviously moving here in college,
Speaker 2: I watch a lot more.
Speaker 3: Who is your team? When you started watching it? Like
Speaker 3: who is your team? Or players that you liked watching?
Speaker 2: Uh, when Luca was in Madrid, I watched him a
Speaker 2: lot and all his transition, like when he got drafted,
Speaker 2: So I watched him the most.
Speaker 1: So when did you When did you sha, yeah, stay
Speaker 1: in shape, watch that no, yeah, the playmaking, watching self
Speaker 1: creation and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: So obviously you start you start transition watching your league basketball.
Speaker 3: When did you decide like, hey, listen, NBA is something
Speaker 3: I'd like to do or want to do.
Speaker 2: I'll say, when I was in Barcelona Barcelona, Yeah, because
Speaker 2: I mean I got chance to work with all the
Speaker 2: professional guys and almost all of them were in NBA
Speaker 2: at some point.
Speaker 3: So who was on Barcelona? Who the pros there?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: There was Nikola, Mirtis, Saranski j Barry Parker was over there.
Speaker 2: After Ricky Rubio came for at Yeah, I worked with
Speaker 2: him a little bit, so it was a lot of
Speaker 2: experienced guys.
Speaker 3: Rick Yeah, he went off on the.
Speaker 1: NBA, went off on the league. He just went off
Speaker 1: on what he said.
Speaker 3: Like he said talking to people. He didn't fall in
Speaker 3: love it because it's he went he went in pretty hard.
Speaker 1: Okay, I do say something, Ricky Rubo you said at
Speaker 1: the table and let him do it. So you just
Speaker 1: you're a part of problem as you said at the
Speaker 1: table and let him do it. So you're a part
Speaker 1: of the problem along with the next man. You said
Speaker 1: let him you said at the table and let him
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 3: Part of the problem.
Speaker 1: You think when they left they said everybody suck but Rubyo.
Speaker 1: They talking about all y'all laughs.
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, so so now so now you get through
Speaker 3: it right and you're playing. You have a decision to
Speaker 3: make Most euro League players not attend college. Was college
Speaker 3: something you always wanted to do or or had that
Speaker 3: decision call?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I was thinking too, like stay in Europe,
Speaker 2: maybe go Australia or go college. But first of all,
Speaker 2: I just wanted to be more to like US culture,
Speaker 2: to more like NBA, kind of closer to the NBA.
Speaker 2: The competition is college is pretty good because everybody's hungry,
Speaker 2: like everybody's trying to reach the same goal, and a
Speaker 2: lot of talented players there too, And also the like
Speaker 2: college college for like studying that was important for me
Speaker 2: and my family. So if I would stayed in Europe
Speaker 2: or if I go to Australia, it's like kind of
Speaker 2: hard to manage both study and sport.
Speaker 3: So that's why I, like me, study was important. I
Speaker 3: want to Florida to study was super important.
Speaker 1: Listen, Honestly, I have to understand this because you have
Speaker 1: to explain it and kind of break it down to me.
Speaker 1: Because I spent I spent not much in Europe. I
Speaker 1: played in France and at that time, Taboo self Faloshi
Speaker 1: was on the junior team he ended up playing for Okay,
Speaker 1: see he had a decent NBA career, made some good
Speaker 1: money for yourself. But at that time he was on
Speaker 1: the junior team around the same age as you, sixteen.
Speaker 1: But he knew that I had played for the University
Speaker 1: of Florida, so he asked me, could I help him,
Speaker 1: you know, get some film over the coach Donovan and
Speaker 1: the people at University of Florida. But at that time
Speaker 1: he had already made money playing overseas, so it was
Speaker 1: hard to kind of get him in college and different
Speaker 1: things like that. So how how did you just did
Speaker 1: you make money when you were playing in Spain? And
Speaker 1: how is it was it able to if you make
Speaker 1: money in Spain? Right, you can't I L N I
Speaker 1: L now you can't, Okay, but there was no nil then,
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That's the difference.
Speaker 1: So what I'm saying Europe. They got n Il so
Speaker 1: he can make so he can make money praying pro in.
Speaker 3: Europe and basically college before you lost your college eligibility
Speaker 3: once you started to be a professional money maker. Now
Speaker 3: you're a professional money maker. He got paid a bunch
Speaker 3: of money.
Speaker 1: The life I understand, but.
Speaker 3: Not.
Speaker 1: My question is did you make money from when you
Speaker 1: played at Barcelona in Spain?
Speaker 2: No, I was like, I'd never signed a professional contract there.
Speaker 2: I wasn't like your system track that I had, like
Speaker 2: when I'm I was fifteen, I signed like three I.
Speaker 1: Know both three question was for him finish it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like three plus one years of like you have system.
Speaker 2: So basically if I stayed there like from fifteen to eighteen,
Speaker 2: so I just play basically for the system. But they
Speaker 2: can move me to the pro team whatever. But they
Speaker 2: just I don't have never had problem.
Speaker 1: So they had the best of both words. They can
Speaker 1: move you to the protein, but they never signed you
Speaker 1: to a country.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So if they had signed you to a poor contract,
Speaker 1: would they have made things more difficult for you to
Speaker 1: go to college? Even with difficult I think yeah it would.
Speaker 2: It would make more difficult for sure. It's just also
Speaker 2: the agent. Yeah, it's just they kind of lock you
Speaker 2: up a little bit sometimes if you sign pro them.
Speaker 1: To do us. I appreciate you clearing that up.
Speaker 3: Just gotta do a buyout.
Speaker 1: I think you're clearing that up a team.
Speaker 3: That's you buy out.
Speaker 1: That's when your agent come in. That's what you need.
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