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Stephen Jackson on what he learned from playing for Gregg Popovich: “I learned how to be a professional. I learned how to prepare. You know what I’m saying? I learned this is not just this is a job. You know what I’m saying? I learned how to be accountable.... Like a lot of things that I didn’t know by just playing basketball or going into playing an organization. Bro, you got to be held accountable for you, you got to show up every night, do your job. It’s a way you got to handle yourself to the media and in public. They got certain exceptions. We got to make it to the Western Conference Finals or if we ain’t making it we failed. And whoever part of that, you might not be here next year. They got a certain standard and that they set in San Antonio that would never leave, bro.” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)show more

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According to him, before joining the Spurs, he probably didn't know what preparation meant, what taking responsibility for himself meant, or what it meant to be present every night. I'm surprised that a player like that could survive in the NBA.

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@JeffGSpursZone Someone forgot to ask him what age he finally learned all that from Pop because he certainly hasn't learned yet when he was here.

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Charles Bassey was surprised by how wide open he was while playing with Steph Curry: “To be honest, man, I was so wide open. They were telling me that because after I got the dunk and they got a timeout, GP was telling me, ‘Yo, I know you didn’t know you was going to be wide open.’ I was like, ‘Trust me bro, I didn’t know bro.’ But he was just telling me, ‘Yo just you playing with Steph, you just gotta be ready cause Steph attracts a lot of players’ and stuff like that. So you know, like I said, you see the second pass I fumbled it. I just got to stay ready knowing he’s gonna attract players, and just stay ready to finish the layup or something.”

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Iman Shumpert on the difference between playing with LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony: “With Bron, the most that I learned from was just like what I’m looking at in the game. Like the times that I’m thinking TA just trying to get a stop and Bron like no TA trying to speed you up or slow you down because it’s a two for one situation and you just don’t know. He taking advantage of you. So you taking the bait because you don’t know what the fu*k you doing. And he like, you know he looking at me like Melo ain’t teach you. But it’s like anytime Melo said two for one I went but I didn’t know what the fu*k you talking about gang. Like I was embarrassed to tell Melo I ain’t know what the fu*k going on. For real though. This me being transparent at 21. Like Melo telling me some sh*t I don’t know. But Melo not the type of n***a that’s going to grab you after the game, sit you down, say this was the play, circle it. Melo kind of internalizes it be like, Damn, his young a** I can’t expect his young a** to know that, so I need to score another five points, I need to do a little bit more. He like, it can’t be Shump fault. You know what I’m saying? And Bron kind holds you accountable like, I’m going to throw a turnover if you’re not in the spot I told you to be. I’m going to throw a blind pass over my head and if you not there I’m going to tell coach to take you out.” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)

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Desean Jackson says becoming a head coach made him realize why his old coach was so hard on him “Me kind of being the head coach now and seeing, I have star players, or I have guys that are in certain roles, and it’s like, damn, I see him doing certain things and I can’t really let him slip.” “Because, just to be honest, if he would’ve allowed me to do the things and get away with it, you set me up for failure in the long run. Being a coach, I wouldn’t have been able to see this no other way because now I’m a coach and now I’m like him.” “If I allow you to get away with that, there’s going to be a point in time where you get to the league and you’re going to be late. You’re going to do something… They going to fine you or they going to cut your ass.” “So if I allow you to slip and I know down the road in your future it’s going to bite you, I can’t allow you to do that. I feel like regardless of the status or not, you got to remain even keel. You got to remain who you were.”

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Jeff Teague says the Hawks are a scary matchup for the Knicks: “Because we got nothing to lose, we having fun just going to be lit in Atlanta, sh*t we might have magic city night. They really playing with house money right now we made the playoffs wasn’t even thinking that way once we let Trae go, you know what I mean? This is a scary team because they just play free, they got nothing to lose. We still building for the future, we thinking about are pick from New Orleans, you know what I mean? We just like damn we going to just keep adding pieces to get better probably didn’t think we would be a contender in two years. But to right now where we at they playing free and that’s a scary team to play when you got nothing to lose.” (Via Club520podcast)

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DeSean Jackson reveals Eagles veterans tried making him pay a $10,000 bill at a party during his rookie year and he flat-out refused “You remember Hank Baskett? So look, I was a rookie, man. You remember Donovan McNabb had the white parties? All-white parties. So I’m a rookie, right?” “You know the rookie dinners, you got all these stipulations. They talk about when you’re a rookie, you got to spend XYZ. You got a dinner, you got to go do this and you got to be accounted for all that. So I remember Donovan McNabb at the white party and we go, and they was like, ‘Yeah, Jack, you got this bill. You got to pay for this bill.’” “So they came up, they got like $10,000 worth of bottles and all this at Donovan McNabb’s party. Remind you, this is a party. I’m thinking we getting there, we getting in for free. We got to pay for the ticket. I’m like, man, this dude got all this money, making people pay — his own teammates — to get in the party.” “So we get in there, towards the end of the party, Hank Baskett came up to me and handed me a receipt talking about, ‘This your rookie dinner for the year.’ They was like, ‘You got to pay $10,000.’ I must have looked at his ass crazy. I said, ‘Man, I’m not paying that 10. You better go give that to somebody else. I’m not paying for that.’” “So that was somebody trying me. I’m like, ‘Hank Baskett, bro, I mess with you, dog, but Jack ain’t paying that one, dog.’”

DeSean Jackson reveals Eagles veterans tried making him pay a $10,000 bill at a party during his rookie year and he flat-out refused “You remember Hank Baskett? So look, I was a rookie, man. You remember Donovan McNabb had the white parties? All-white parties. So I’m a rookie, right?” “You know the rookie dinners, you got all these stipulations. They talk about when you’re a rookie, you got to spend XYZ. You got a dinner, you got to go do this and you got to be accounted for all that. So I remember Donovan McNabb at the white party and we go, and they was like, ‘Yeah, Jack, you got this bill. You got to pay for this bill.’” “So they came up, they got like $10,000 worth of bottles and all this at Donovan McNabb’s party. Remind you, this is a party. I’m thinking we getting there, we getting in for free. We got to pay for the ticket. I’m like, man, this dude got all this money, making people pay — his own teammates — to get in the party.” “So we get in there, towards the end of the party, Hank Baskett came up to me and handed me a receipt talking about, ‘This your rookie dinner for the year.’ They was like, ‘You got to pay $10,000.’ I must have looked at his ass crazy. I said, ‘Man, I’m not paying that 10. You better go give that to somebody else. I’m not paying for that.’” “So that was somebody trying me. I’m like, ‘Hank Baskett, bro, I mess with you, dog, but Jack ain’t paying that one, dog.’”

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Trent Williams says he learned more about football in one 30-minute Kyle Shanahan team meeting than his previous 10 NFL seasons combined “The fact that he made us competitive, the fact that we believed that we could go win a Super Bowl, we literally believed. And it’s not because of what we had in the locker room. It was because of what we had in the coach.” “He understands his team. When to give days off and when to push us through the times where we want days off. He’s got a keen understanding for how to treat a locker room, not sweating the small stuff, but making sure everybody is accountable and making sure we all play with that same intensity.” “If you don’t, you’re going to get called out. He ain’t going to MF you in front of everybody. He’s going to do it in his own way, but it makes you feel like, ‘Damn, I’m letting him down. I need to be accountable.’” “Not so much, ‘I’m going to do it so he don’t yell.’ It’s like, ‘Damn, I’m going to do it because I don’t want to let him down. I know he put his everything into this. I know he trusts me with this. I want to pay him back by being productive and executing his game plan.’” “I came here a 10-year vet. I learned more just in that 30-minute team meeting we had with Kyle breaking down the next opponent, I learned more football in that time than I did the previous 10 years.” “The way he breaks it down is literally like something you’ve never seen. Down to the quarterback, where his weight is. Just the way he diagnoses football.”

Trent Williams says he learned more about football in one 30-minute Kyle Shanahan team meeting than his previous 10 NFL seasons combined “The fact that he made us competitive, the fact that we believed that we could go win a Super Bowl, we literally believed. And it’s not because of what we had in the locker room. It was because of what we had in the coach.” “He understands his team. When to give days off and when to push us through the times where we want days off. He’s got a keen understanding for how to treat a locker room, not sweating the small stuff, but making sure everybody is accountable and making sure we all play with that same intensity.” “If you don’t, you’re going to get called out. He ain’t going to MF you in front of everybody. He’s going to do it in his own way, but it makes you feel like, ‘Damn, I’m letting him down. I need to be accountable.’” “Not so much, ‘I’m going to do it so he don’t yell.’ It’s like, ‘Damn, I’m going to do it because I don’t want to let him down. I know he put his everything into this. I know he trusts me with this. I want to pay him back by being productive and executing his game plan.’” “I came here a 10-year vet. I learned more just in that 30-minute team meeting we had with Kyle breaking down the next opponent, I learned more football in that time than I did the previous 10 years.” “The way he breaks it down is literally like something you’ve never seen. Down to the quarterback, where his weight is. Just the way he diagnoses football.”

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💬: what have you learned about each other that only time together could teach you? 🥟: i think we've learned so many things about each other that we even know the things that we didn't need to know. if count from our trainee days, we've been together for almost 10 years or even more than 10 years. what have we learned? i've learned a lot from seeing how passionate everyone is about what they do, how dedicated they are to everything and we're a team that really loves what we do and i think i've learned a lot from that. in the future, we'll continue learning from one another, working even harder and discovering new things about each other. i think that's how it will be! 🦊: as the maknae, i'd say that even the members are one, two, three and four years older than the maknae, our ideas aren't that different. i think we're all on a pretty similar level!

💬: what have you learned about each other that only time together could teach you? 🥟: i think we've learned so many things about each other that we even know the things that we didn't need to know. if count from our trainee days, we've been together for almost 10 years or even more than 10 years. what have we learned? i've learned a lot from seeing how passionate everyone is about what they do, how dedicated they are to everything and we're a team that really loves what we do and i think i've learned a lot from that. in the future, we'll continue learning from one another, working even harder and discovering new things about each other. i think that's how it will be! 🦊: as the maknae, i'd say that even the members are one, two, three and four years older than the maknae, our ideas aren't that different. i think we're all on a pretty similar level!

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Duncan Robinson on the Charlotte vs. Detroit incident: “It looked and I could see how there could be a narrative outwardly of like, oh, I like left my guy hanging or I didn’t care about Stew or whatever. Like, and that was actually the only aspect of it that like I wanted to make sure Stew and I were cool, not like publicly, but like and I do think Stew and my teammates know that I like ride for them. Obviously, it’s going to be a little different than how Stew rides for his teammates. Like I’m also goin to be authentically me, right? And in that moment, I got captured. It looked bad, it did to be honest. Like it didn’t look like I was down for the cause. You know, I learned my lesson. Next I’m going to grab someone, at least make it, you know, kind of get in the middle.” (Via TheOldManAndTheThree)

Duncan Robinson on the Charlotte vs. Detroit incident: “It looked and I could see how there could be a narrative outwardly of like, oh, I like left my guy hanging or I didn’t care about Stew or whatever. Like, and that was actually the only aspect of it that like I wanted to make sure Stew and I were cool, not like publicly, but like and I do think Stew and my teammates know that I like ride for them. Obviously, it’s going to be a little different than how Stew rides for his teammates. Like I’m also goin to be authentically me, right? And in that moment, I got captured. It looked bad, it did to be honest. Like it didn’t look like I was down for the cause. You know, I learned my lesson. Next I’m going to grab someone, at least make it, you know, kind of get in the middle.” (Via TheOldManAndTheThree)

NBA Courtside

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Tim Legler says Wemby going into next season is the best player in the NBA: “I think Wemby now and the series he had against OKC and winning game 7 on the road in the fashion that he did and that team did, you feel like no matter what happens in this series, you know, he is setting the stage for next season where people and again, you got to come out of the gate, they got to play well, he’s got to put up his usual numbers, their teams got to get out to a great start, but you know how that works. By like mid season, we start to form a consensus on it. I think Wemby’s positioned himself to be that guy.” (Via The Draymond Green Show)

Tim Legler says Wemby going into next season is the best player in the NBA: “I think Wemby now and the series he had against OKC and winning game 7 on the road in the fashion that he did and that team did, you feel like no matter what happens in this series, you know, he is setting the stage for next season where people and again, you got to come out of the gate, they got to play well, he’s got to put up his usual numbers, their teams got to get out to a great start, but you know how that works. By like mid season, we start to form a consensus on it. I think Wemby’s positioned himself to be that guy.” (Via The Draymond Green Show)

NBA Courtside

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DeSean Jackson explains why star players should be disciplined harder than everyone else on the team “Man, I think accountability is first and foremost the ultimate. That’s number one in anything you do. Being a coach now and kind of going back to when I was playing, I understand from a coach’s perspective why my coaches were the way they were on me. Because when you’re a player, you don’t understand, you just think you can do it however you want to do it.” “You got attitudes, you mad, like, ‘Give me the ball,’ this, that and the third. Or like, ‘Why my coach being so hard on me? Why he disciplining me for this and that?’ So when you’re a star player, you got to get disciplined a little harder. Because if the team sees the star player being disciplined and being yelled at and certain things that you know he’s not going to let you do, then it’s like everybody got to fall in line.” “So I feel like now that I’m in this position, you got to own up to the accountability. Like when you’re wrong, you’re right, you’re late, every little thing. Because I think a lot of people don’t understand how hard it is being a professional athlete. And then football, we play once a week, the amount of work leading up to the game determines the wins and losses on Saturdays or Sundays, whenever you’re playing.” “Going back, I really didn’t understand that. I was like, ‘Man, my coach tripping about practicing on Tuesday. The game ain’t till Saturday. I’m trying to make it to Saturday.’ But if you bullshitting all the way through the week and you just think you’re going to show up on Sunday or Saturday and it’s automatically going to be right, you’re fooling yourself. So the respect for the work leading up to the game, I respect it a lot more now.”

DeSean Jackson explains why star players should be disciplined harder than everyone else on the team “Man, I think accountability is first and foremost the ultimate. That’s number one in anything you do. Being a coach now and kind of going back to when I was playing, I understand from a coach’s perspective why my coaches were the way they were on me. Because when you’re a player, you don’t understand, you just think you can do it however you want to do it.” “You got attitudes, you mad, like, ‘Give me the ball,’ this, that and the third. Or like, ‘Why my coach being so hard on me? Why he disciplining me for this and that?’ So when you’re a star player, you got to get disciplined a little harder. Because if the team sees the star player being disciplined and being yelled at and certain things that you know he’s not going to let you do, then it’s like everybody got to fall in line.” “So I feel like now that I’m in this position, you got to own up to the accountability. Like when you’re wrong, you’re right, you’re late, every little thing. Because I think a lot of people don’t understand how hard it is being a professional athlete. And then football, we play once a week, the amount of work leading up to the game determines the wins and losses on Saturdays or Sundays, whenever you’re playing.” “Going back, I really didn’t understand that. I was like, ‘Man, my coach tripping about practicing on Tuesday. The game ain’t till Saturday. I’m trying to make it to Saturday.’ But if you bullshitting all the way through the week and you just think you’re going to show up on Sunday or Saturday and it’s automatically going to be right, you’re fooling yourself. So the respect for the work leading up to the game, I respect it a lot more now.”

Josh Chambers

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orm: i used to say that i’m the “anxious” one in inside out, but she said i’m “joy”. i know. orm: for you… for me, you are calm. host: oh, calmness. orm: [you know] how to be patient with everyone, and still acting normal in every situation no matter what happens. so, i’ve learned that from her a lot. lingling: yeah. orm: you know what i mean, right? lingling: i got that part now. orm: yeah… so nothing can do anything to me right now. LINGORM FAN MEET IN SG #LingOrm2ndFMinSingapore

orm: i used to say that i’m the “anxious” one in inside out, but she said i’m “joy”. i know. orm: for you… for me, you are calm. host: oh, calmness. orm: [you know] how to be patient with everyone, and still acting normal in every situation no matter what happens. so, i’ve learned that from her a lot. lingling: yeah. orm: you know what i mean, right? lingling: i got that part now. orm: yeah… so nothing can do anything to me right now. LINGORM FAN MEET IN SG #LingOrm2ndFMinSingapore

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Hunter Dickinson on his one season playing for Kansas men's basketball "I had expectations coming in of what it was going to be like. And, you know, it was even better than I expected to be able to play for Coach Self, to be able to play with these guys and just be able to play and Allen Fieldhouse...you can kind of almost dream of, you know, when you're growing up playing basketball to be able to play on the stage for this program. You know, obviously it didn't go the way we wanted to, But, you know, I had a lot of fun this year and, you know, I wouldn't trade it for the world."

Hunter Dickinson on his one season playing for Kansas men's basketball "I had expectations coming in of what it was going to be like. And, you know, it was even better than I expected to be able to play for Coach Self, to be able to play with these guys and just be able to play and Allen Fieldhouse...you can kind of almost dream of, you know, when you're growing up playing basketball to be able to play on the stage for this program. You know, obviously it didn't go the way we wanted to, But, you know, I had a lot of fun this year and, you know, I wouldn't trade it for the world."

Landon Reinhardt

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Mike Brown tells a story about what he learned from Gregg Popovich: “I learned this from my time in San Antonio never forget at the end of my first year we as meeting as a staff Pop says, he’s mumbling under his breath I got to thank Tim Duncan, I’m thinking you got to thank Tim Duncan why you saying that? And he said he used to call me Mikey “He said Mikey if you’re best player doesn’t allow you to coach him you have no shot at coaching anybody else on the team and Tim allows me to do it.” And I will say this man to my left allowed me to coach him which allowed me to coach the rest of the team and made my job easier. So, thank you both.” (Via Roommates Show)

Mike Brown tells a story about what he learned from Gregg Popovich: “I learned this from my time in San Antonio never forget at the end of my first year we as meeting as a staff Pop says, he’s mumbling under his breath I got to thank Tim Duncan, I’m thinking you got to thank Tim Duncan why you saying that? And he said he used to call me Mikey “He said Mikey if you’re best player doesn’t allow you to coach him you have no shot at coaching anybody else on the team and Tim allows me to do it.” And I will say this man to my left allowed me to coach him which allowed me to coach the rest of the team and made my job easier. So, thank you both.” (Via Roommates Show)

NBA Courtside

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