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THE STORY

FOR AS LONG AS I CAN REMEMBER, I WANTED TO BE A PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYER

Growing up, I was cut from my middle school basketball team three years in a row. I was undersized, overlooked, doubted. I had zero college scholarship offers out of high school. I came from a small Division 3 school. I sat the bench my entire fifth year of college basketball.

Most people would’ve stopped.
But I couldn’t let go of the dream.

I got rejected from the NBA G League. People told me I was delusional for still trying. But I stayed at it—and eventually signed with the TBL, where I played my first season of pro basketball. I knew it wasn’t the finish line. I had bigger dreams.

Earlier this year, I signed with a professional team overseas in Australia. I just finished my first full season.
This is only the beginning.

I’m now in my second year of professional basketball—and I’m still chasing the highest level possible.

That’s why I started Someday.

To inspire others. To bring together the dreamers and the grafters. The ones who get knocked down but keep showing up. The ones who don’t let doubt stop them. The ones who believe that it may not happen right away, and it may not come easy—but if you stay locked in, work hard, and keep the dream alive…

It will happen.

Someday.

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