Marcus Hatten On St.John's, Jay-Z, Not Making The NBA, NIL, AAU, And Today's Kids Being Soft....
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Marcus Hatten is basketball coach and former American professional basketball player.
Marcus Hatten starts the reasoning talking about his time growing up in Baltimore, going to a junior college in Tallahassee, and historic career at St.John's. Next, Hatten, discusses the upset against his mental state after not making the NBA, the frustrations of playing overseas and offers advice to players considering playing overseas. Later, Hatten speaks about life lessons, NIL, and his issue with today's players.
00:00:03 Talks about his pops working with a lot of Baltimore legends in the lNBA
06:05 Talks about going to junior college Tallahassee
10:26 Discusses if he would’ve been drafted after his first year at St.Johns
18:45 Talks about the upset against Duke
20:07 Discusses mental state after getting drafted senior year
24:43 Discusses feeling frustrated playing overseas
27:55 Gives advice to players playing overseas: indulge in the culture
33:43 Believes social media has helped and hurt hoopers
38:07 Talks about AU basketball culture
1:08:11 “We all here to be used, just not misused.”
1:09:29 Says NIL is a gift and a curse
1:19:19 Basketball teaches discipline, structure, so many life lessons
Marcus Hatten - One of my top 10 "Favorite" St. John's players of all time (I've been a fan of St. John's basketball for four decades).
Great interview!!👏🏿👏🏿
Great perspective from someone who has been there!👊🏿
Man he was one of my favorites in college he was awesome 💯 Marcus big East’s best player
Never met him but we from the same area in Baltimore City…south east Baltimore to be exact…he def came along way in his demeanor
The transfer portal is the best thing for ballers..
A lot of coaches make promises to players during recruiting then when a player gets to the school it's a flip -the a player is unhappy..
You only have 4 yrs of college- sitting out a yr is wasting time and hinder your path to your goal..
49:25 Marcus mentioned Matt McClung and the transfer portal - I wish you guys had expanded more on him and why he's struggling to lock in a spot on a NBA roster.. he only getting 10 day contracts (right before the allstar break just so he can compete in the dunk contest..
He's better than that - what is it I'm not seeing
How do you forget D Wade but remember Melo and Bosh lmaooo
@Junior: WE ARE THE OLD HEADS….35 and up! The life span of Black men dropped 3 years during Covid and it is now 67 years old. We are the old heads.
1:11:20
The NBA have alot of young immature players as well- the problem is just kept in house and managed better-
So as for NIL and the issues you have with players in college- I believe it's no different than in the NBA
You on a rookie contract and a coach is not playing you enough to build up your value so as to get a better extension- Obi toppins comes to mind as I'm typing - him and coach thibs had a all out shouting match which led to the Knicks trading him to Indiana (for cheap)... now he just signed a decent extension with indiana...
I say all that to say, the problem you have with NIL in college is no different than the NBA and their contracts, skillsets, branding and endorsements...
Mike Jarvis wasn’t a player coach
56:00
What happened to today's ballers? 2008 you say something shifted?
Yup!!
I couldn't agree more - and is why the overseas players will be dominating going fwd - until we figured it out!
Then these same black athletes will be complaining about the system and how its playing against them - then the racism card will then gets played..
I heard Gilbert arenas saying the NBA is changing the rules for the overseas players- and guess what, (there's some truth) cause they're the ones who are more disciplined and take on the challenges head on..