Q: Three Things I Can’t Live Without...
A: 1. Basketball 2. Soda 3. Mom
Q: Why I Chose Stony Brook University...
A: I chose Stony Brook University because I wanted to go to a school where I could play at a high level while at the same time get a great education. Stony Brook is a great institution and is known around the world. This is a great place to learn.
Q: Favorite class and why...
A: My favorite class this semester is RLS 270/Christianity. We’ve only had a week of school but I think it’s going to be my favorite. I’m eager to learn more about the Christian religion.
Q: One thing I have learned at Stony Brook that I will carry with me for the rest of my life is...
A: I’ve learned many things at Stony Brook but the most important one is that you should always do your best all the time because you can’t get any day back. I’ve learned to value each moment because when you blink, it’s gone.
Q: My Dream Job, other than the NBA/WNBA, is...
A: I’d actually like to be a college professor. I want to mentor and educate young people like so many of my teachers have done for me.
Q: The person, other than my parents, who has had the most influence on me is, and why...
A: My uncle has definitely had the most influence on me. He was like a father to me and was a great role model.
Q: The best thing about being a Stony Brook Seawolf is...
A: The best thing about being a Stony Brook Seawolf is the academic support program. All of the advisors in there are so helpful and I can’t imagine life without my academic advisor.
Q: Most memorable moment as an athlete...
A: I have two memorable moments. The first is when we won the state title in High School. The next most memorable moment was my signing day with Stony Brook.
Q: What I did this week as a student (classes, tests, projects, study hall)...
A: This week was our first of classes after 6 weeks off from classes. I was actually eager to get back into a routine. I went to the first week of class and we got the syllabus for each class and some teachers started teaching right from the first day. I got my books so that I can get started on the right foot. Study hall starts on Monday and I’ll have a lot to do since we have to miss a few days for games in the next few weeks.
Q: What I did this week as an athlete (practice, games)...
A: We had off last Sunday so we could get all of our academic things situated the day before school started. We had a game against New Hampshire on Wednesday at home. The students are back on campus now so we had a good crowd. We had practice every day and then we leave today to go play Albany. We lifted a few days as well and watched a lot of film since we have two games this week.
Q: Based upon my experiences growing up, my advice for young kids about school and athletics is...
A: You need to work hard and get good grades. Without that, you can’t play college basketball.
Q: Why I am looking forward to the America East Basketball Championship...
A: I am looking forward to the America East Basketball Championship because it’s our chance to make it to the NCAA tournament.