The Perimeter with Adam Morrison - "Joël Ayayi"

[ZagaZags]

I know the last one was great. Looking forward to this one.

[ZagaZags]

At the 43:40 mark, who was Ammo talking about? I could not understand the name.

[ZagaZags]

Interesting that some of the the more recent players ( graduated or departed ) don't return home in the summer time to practice with the current team. This has been a tradition for decades.

[Sneakerhead253]

At the 43:40 mark, who was Ammo talking about? I could not understand the name.

Brock Ravet, left the team for reasons we still don’t publicly know to this day. Seems like Ayayi punished him before season started to make his mark known. Looks like Morrison said people were calling Ravet next Jason Kidd

[GoZags]

Brock Ravet, left the team for reasons we still don’t publicly know to this day. Seems like Ayayi punished him before season started to make his mark known. Looks like Morrison said people were calling Ravet next Jason Kidd

To those who read this post ... let's not get into ANY discussion/speculation. Any attempts to do so will continue to be met with heavy moderation.
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On an unrelated note, the human mind is an incredibly delicate piece of equipment, and there are times when it doesn't take much to get off kilter. I am not a Doctor but I DO know that depression (ie deep, untreated depression) can be very, very serious. And I wish anyone who may be suffering (and HAVE sought help) nothing but the best in their efforts to get better.

[bballbeachbum]

Brock Ravet, left the team for reasons we still don’t publicly know to this day. Seems like Ayayi punished him before season started to make his mark known. Looks like Morrison said people were calling Ravet next Jason Kidd

hey Sneakerhead, it was Jason Williams, not Kidd

anyway, thanks for posting ZagaZags, great interview. Like Ammo, I love the hard core Joel practice stories about how he simply would not be denied his position in the rotation and battled it out, and won

[daskim]

Wow. Interesting interview with some behind the scenes information.

Plenty of salty language as well. Is this a weekly podcast? Never heard of Speak Studios, or MVP.

[bdmiller7]

I’ve still got about 30 minutes left, but I thought it was interesting how hard it is for Euro kids to talk to college coaches. Those clubs in Europe don’t want to lose kids to the states.

[ZagNut08]

Awesome interview, many cool stories and great insights.

Adam does really well in this situation, hope this keeps up with the whole team!

[SageOfZagville]

Really enjoyed that interview

[ZagNut08]

One thing that was interesting, that I had been wondering. Adam mentioned the more recent Zags haven't been coming back in the offseason like the "old guys" always would to work out with the current team. Was wondering if the more one and done, bigger success stories would lead to that - hopefully that part of the culture and tradition doesn't get lost.

[Mantua]

Joel has far more tenacity than I had imagined. I was fascinated by the descriptions of the European system’s realities. Adam is a terrific interviewer, despite his opinions on PSG.

[Worthington]

Joel is a rare breed in this day and age of college basketball. Refused to give up on the program even when he was given many indications that his shot would never come. The will and determination behind his decision to tough it out here is mind boggling to me.

[Mantua]

Joel is a rare breed in this day and age of college basketball. Refused to give up on the program even when he was given many indications that his shot would never come. The will and determination behind his decision to tough it out here is mind boggling to me.

He had assets, high IQ and great character.

[SageOfZagville]

I also went back and watched the Kispert interview. Adam does a great job drawing these guys out