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I wish so bad I could go back and do certain things different which makes me pose the question, what are you doing today to be a better player? I ran into a High School friend of mine who decided that he didn’t want to play basketball his last year of High School. It’s been 20 years now and he still wishes he would’ve played. Why didn’t he play? He had a girlfriend at the time and was very into his social life.

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The best players do what they have to do and then move on with life. That means that they get up early and get the work in before doing anything else. Usually we prioritize what’s important to us in and effort to make sure the important things get done first. Get up in the morning and get to a gym. If you have an issue with conditioning, then get out and do something else. Do some jump-rope or organize some competitive scrimmage games.

Do whatever you have to. What did I do to be a better player? I spent my summers in a church gym in my strength shoes. I jumped and ran and shot until I couldn’t feel my arms or legs. I shot off the dribble, off a jump-stop and worked on both hands. Then I would go outside and run. I would run hills in my strength shoes until I wore them out. My motivation was getting that letter of intent that I had always dreamed of. I just wanted to sign with a Division I program.

When I signed with the University of Utah it was one of the best days of my life. It felt like all the work had paid off and was worth it. But actually that’s where my regret comes in.

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