EPISODE · Aug 31, 2020 · 55 MIN
Spencer Jennings: Player Development and being a Pro 3x3 Player!
from Coach's Edge · host Steve Cramer
In this episode Spencer shares his journey as a college and professional player as well as his thoughts on player development. Spencer Jennings is from Midland, Michigan where he attended Dow High School and earned first team all Saginaw Valley League Honors as a junior and senior. After High School, Spencer attended Hope College for a semester, transferred to Albion College for a semester, before finally landing at Wake Forest and walking onto the Basketball Team as a Sophomore where he was a member of the team for 3-seasons. After Undergrad, Spencer earned his Masters in Sports Law and then decided to give one last shot to pursuing his dream in professional basketball attending several NBA D-league Tryouts & working at the Chris Paul Basketball Academy in Winston Salem. Following his play at the National NBA D-League Tryout in New York City, Spencer was given a contract to be eligible to be drafted in the NBA D-League draft. After not being drafted, Spencer played briefly in Dubai with a team from the Central Basketball Association, and then was offered an opportunity to play professional 3x3 basketball in Okinawa, Japan in the 3x3.exe league in Japan. After playing one season for Okinawa... Spencer then signed with "Crayon" in Tokyo where he has played the last three seasons. When not playing, he loves Coaching and Training Youth, College and Professional players at the CP3 Basketball Academy. Check the links below to connect with us! Instagram: SpenJenn_23 Team Website: crayon3x3.com Website: Cramerbasketball.com Online Training: Member.cramerbasketball.com Twitter.com/coachsedge1 Twitter.com/CoachTroshak Twitter.com/steve21cramer Facebook.com/cramerbasketball Youtube.com/cramerbasketball Instagram.com/cramer_basketball
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