Brandon Ingram
It's no secret that Brandon Ingram's presence on the court is that of a multi-tool, all star talent. But when it comes to his presence off the court, "secret" might just be the most opportune way to describe him. A notoriously quiet star, B.I. sits down with JJ and Tommy and opens up about many topics on and off the court, including the NBA magic in his hometown of Kinston NC, his laid back persona, his transition from a small town to the global power of the Lakers, his awkward final season in LA, and much more. Plus, it's a very Merry Top 5/Draft that includes a highly questionable pick by Mr. Alter that once again leaves JJ in disbelief.
**Audio disclaimer: Due to some technical issues, Brandon's microphone unfortunately didn't bring it's 'A' game, but it's still a great interview so enjoy.
What's behind his quiet and laid back personality
What makes his hometown (Kinston) so special in creating NBA players
How did he end up at Duke
On the importance of Jerry Stackhouse to the Kinston community
How important is winning to him
When did he get a full grasp on the mental aspects of the NBA game
What it felt like being a small time kid going to a global franchise in the Lakers
On learning to lead and the process of reading players
Who his favorite player was and who he tried to emulate growing up
On the uniqueness of Kevin Durant and how the NBA fan might've taken him for granted
How strange was his last season in LA (first year of LeBron)
On finding out that he was traded
On being able to relate to his teammates in NO
Putting basketball first over everything else
On improving his 3 point shooting over the last year
What were his emotions when he realized he was getting a 5 year max contract
Who are some of the young guys in the league that he watches and likes
The first time JJ met B.I. and how he's wired differently
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**Audio disclaimer: Due to some technical issues, Brandon's microphone unfortunately didn't bring it's 'A' game, but it's still a great interview so enjoy.
What's behind his quiet and laid back personality
What makes his hometown (Kinston) so special in creating NBA players
How did he end up at Duke
On the importance of Jerry Stackhouse to the Kinston community
How important is winning to him
When did he get a full grasp on the mental aspects of the NBA game
What it felt like being a small time kid going to a global franchise in the Lakers
On learning to lead and the process of reading players
Who his favorite player was and who he tried to emulate growing up
On the uniqueness of Kevin Durant and how the NBA fan might've taken him for granted
How strange was his last season in LA (first year of LeBron)
On finding out that he was traded
On being able to relate to his teammates in NO
Putting basketball first over everything else
On improving his 3 point shooting over the last year
What were his emotions when he realized he was getting a 5 year max contract
Who are some of the young guys in the league that he watches and likes
The first time JJ met B.I. and how he's wired differently
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See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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