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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2022 · 52 MIN

The DerMarr Johnson Episode

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We caught up with the former Cincinnati Bearcats Basketball Legend & current Director of Player of Development for the University of Cincinnati Men's Basketball program, former NBA & Big 3 League veteran DerMarr Johnson this episode. DerMarr gave his take on the 2022 NBA Finals, and from his personal experience which player was the toughest to defend on the court between Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James. We also discussed his time at UC as a player where he was named the 2000 Conference USA Freshman Of The Year, before entering the 2000 NBA Draft and being selected 6th overall by the Atlanta Hawks. Additionally DerMarr gave us some insight on his current position as Director of Player Development at UC, and which players have stood out so far during summer workouts.With football season on the horizon, we even engaged in some college and pro football talk with Brotha DJ and what he expects from his beloved NY Giants this year. Plus, tune in and find out who some of DerMarr's favorite hip-hop and r&b artists are he used to listen to before basketball games to get him prepared to play & more.

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We caught up with the former Cincinnati Bearcats Basketball Legend & current Director of Player of Development for the University of Cincinnati Men's Basketball program, former NBA & Big 3 League veteran DerMarr Johnson this episode. DerMarr gave his take on the 2022 NBA Finals, and from his personal experience which player was the toughest to defend on the court between Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James. We also discussed his time at UC as a player where he was named the ...

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