Dude, you’d be playing against other guys who are 6’10”. So there’s no guarantee you’d be scoring 8/game. Shareef isn’t the only 6’10” guy in college basketball. Also, I’m sure trying to live up to his dad’s name doesn’t make things easier. Just my thoughts.
This is how hard it is to get in the NBA. Shaqs son, who got most of his traits, is struggling to score in college. It's crazy actually how hard it is. You're better off trying to win the lottery
Just to make division one is only around one percent nba is even less. Imagine how much harder it is for "smaller guys at 6 foot through 6 foot 3" with being 6 foot 10 and up you can get away with not being skilled to play division one
“If he’s cleared to play, there shouldn’t be anything holding him back” For real? With such a serious medical issue.. Being cleared to participate in athletics doesn’t mean that the problem is completely gone and it will never affect him again.. it just means that him playing again will not immediately jeopardize his health. It’s like if you got sick, and couldn’t work, so you go to the doctor, get a note for your absence, and generally that note will excuse you until a certain date. So does that mean that your completely cured, 100% back to normal on that date? Of course not, your at a point in your recovery that working isn’t gonna make you feel worse. You’re still gonna feel the effects of the sickness somewhat, just not like you were right in the middle of it.
as someone who’s been around teammates with heart problems, the effects of a heart problem especially a major surgery are going to effect let alone his game but him in general for life 💯
If he never had to have heart surgery to save his LIFE we wouldn’t even be having this conversation. Not saying he’d be a star but he would be doing better than he is now
The physical part may be cleared to play, but it’s almost impossible to get past mentally. I had bad heart murmurs and once under control, walking to my car or doing anything, all I could think about was if my heart was going to fail. I give him credit for trying but I hope he decides to enjoy life and not take any risks playing basketball
If he wasn't 6 foot 10 he would be playing high division 2 or low division one which is obviously hard to be a high division two or one player but it's obviously not a power 5 conference caliber. Before his surgery though obviously he was an amazing basketball player
I'm sorry if you been playing ball since a kid I just find it hard like dam you can't avg 8 or 10 pts a game in college but when you don't get mins can't do much
HS ball is one thing but when you get to college ball you got get out of that comfort zone you been so use to playing in HS ball that's probably why he didn't look the same he still got time to approve
A lot of NBA players come from poverty with hopes and dreams of getting that big paycheck to pull themsleves out of those said situations. It gives them something to work for. NBA legends children tend to groe up with a silver spoon. They have everything you could ever wish for at their fingertips. Thid just so happens to be the case for most NBA legends kids. BUT there are a few that look great. Scottie Pippen Jr. Looks like he's going to be a very good guard, and Bronny(regardless of on paper stats) has a very fluid game. He has great court vision, a nice jumper, and great defense. He just doesn't start because of the level of talent on his team. Next year will be a good judgement on his game.
@@12savage68 This isn't true at all. Look at LeBron. He shows up to Bronny's, and Bryce's games etc. In the middle of the season. And he's literally the face of the NBA.
@@ziggzagg8878 I'm sure he does show up to they're games whenever he has the chance...but realistically in the summer role players are free to practice with their kids while LeBron spent most of his boys lives playing for titles and in the Olympics..
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Shaq’s son. The difference is Shaq had that intensity. Shaq had strength, he was a bully on the court. His son has zero drive and he gets bullied like a little princess. Play like your 7 ft tall and put on some body weight.
@@rashonrolle5973 It’s a wrap. Unless he dominates next season, he’s not going pro averaging 11 minutes and 2.6 points a game. I was rooting for him after all the hype in high school.
Not often does a Shaq come around, and even though his son may seem like his father I grew up watching Shaq when he played at L.S.U. when he was a freshman and Chris Jackson(Mahmoud Abdul Rauf)was his teammate. Shaq may want the best for his son, but Shareef will never be like his father who in my opinion is a one on one off, in other words there will never be another!!!
@@jaystreet4004 in being a class act ? no anyone from any religious background , race , and ethnicity can be a class act if they choose to be a class act just like anyone can be an ass or a criminal if they choose to be
Dude everything u said is absurd. 1 heart condition i.e. Chris Bosh 2. Most big men are slow and clumsy, I can name ten guys from the 80's and 10 more from the 90,s that literally disprove that. 3. It's rare to see 6'9 200+ pound guys be athletic, literally 20 players in the past 20 years can disprove that. I'm.done with ur opinion
C’mon now, 20 out of how many 6’9 200 pound guys out there in the last 20 years? You literally just proved what he is saying! Do you think 20 in 20 years, which is 1 a year on average is a huge number? You’re acting as if he said “every single player that is above 6’9 200+ pounds is not athletic.”, and that’s not at all what he said. I would say if you can only name 20 in the past 20 years, then it is pretty rare. It seems like you just don’t like him or his opinions, more than anything.
@@rasten79 just cus I said 10 from each decade doesn't mean I can't name more. Damn y'all internet politicians always like taking what y'all want out of a statement but never addressing the whole statement not to mention hell it's plenty of guys that size right now a d have lateral mobility
@@maricejackson7812 How about saying what you mean the first time?!?! Instead of throwing out a number and changing it when you get called on it. I’m not into politics, but if you’re going to say I’m being an “internet politic” then look at your self, because if anything you are being one by not saying what you meant in the first place.. You could have said “ I can name a lot of 6’9 200+ that are athletic, past or present”. Did not have to put a number on it. No need to get defensive when you were the one that put the low number to it, not me.
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His heart condition definitely ruined his career. Tried to bouncd back from it but it was just not enough.
Dude, you’d be playing against other guys who are 6’10”. So there’s no guarantee you’d be scoring 8/game. Shareef isn’t the only 6’10” guy in college basketball. Also, I’m sure trying to live up to his dad’s name doesn’t make things easier. Just my thoughts.
This is how hard it is to get in the NBA. Shaqs son, who got most of his traits, is struggling to score in college. It's crazy actually how hard it is. You're better off trying to win the lottery
Just to make division one is only around one percent nba is even less. Imagine how much harder it is for "smaller guys at 6 foot through 6 foot 3" with being 6 foot 10 and up you can get away with not being skilled to play division one
He lost that too bruh
“If he’s cleared to play, there shouldn’t be anything holding him back”
For real? With such a serious medical issue.. Being cleared to participate in athletics doesn’t mean that the problem is completely gone and it will never affect him again.. it just means that him playing again will not immediately jeopardize his health.
It’s like if you got sick, and couldn’t work, so you go to the doctor, get a note for your absence, and generally that note will excuse you until a certain date. So does that mean that your completely cured, 100% back to normal on that date? Of course not, your at a point in your recovery that working isn’t gonna make you feel worse. You’re still gonna feel the effects of the sickness somewhat, just not like you were right in the middle of it.
as someone who’s been around teammates with heart problems, the effects of a heart problem especially a major surgery are going to effect let alone his game but him in general for life 💯
W video like all ways first one
almost 1st
He’s 6’10, why isn’t he a great rebounder?
If he never had to have heart surgery to save his LIFE we wouldn’t even be having this conversation. Not saying he’d be a star but he would be doing better than he is now
Dang Matt, why you roasting on the guy? Yeesh can we get a feel good story???
The physical part may be cleared to play, but it’s almost impossible to get past mentally. I had bad heart murmurs and once under control, walking to my car or doing anything, all I could think about was if my heart was going to fail. I give him credit for trying but I hope he decides to enjoy life and not take any risks playing basketball
If he wasn't 6 foot 10 he would be playing high division 2 or low division one which is obviously hard to be a high division two or one player but it's obviously not a power 5 conference caliber. Before his surgery though obviously he was an amazing basketball player
I'm sorry if you been playing ball since a kid I just find it hard like dam you can't avg 8 or 10 pts a game in college but when you don't get mins can't do much
The kid spent more time getting tattooed than on his game and studies. Cool wins out again!
I hope everything works out for shareef
I hope he transfers to a small school and does something
HS ball is one thing but when you get to college ball you got get out of that comfort zone you been so use to playing in HS ball that's probably why he didn't look the same he still got time to approve
Is it just me or does nba legend’s son fail… like how
A lot of NBA players come from poverty with hopes and dreams of getting that big paycheck to pull themsleves out of those said situations. It gives them something to work for. NBA legends children tend to groe up with a silver spoon. They have everything you could ever wish for at their fingertips. Thid just so happens to be the case for most NBA legends kids. BUT there are a few that look great. Scottie Pippen Jr. Looks like he's going to be a very good guard, and Bronny(regardless of on paper stats) has a very fluid game. He has great court vision, a nice jumper, and great defense. He just doesn't start because of the level of talent on his team. Next year will be a good judgement on his game.
Because it's not that easy obviously and comes with alot of pressure and expectations
NBA legends probably don't have as much free time to spend with their kids as role players.
@@12savage68 This isn't true at all. Look at LeBron. He shows up to Bronny's, and Bryce's games etc. In the middle of the season. And he's literally the face of the NBA.
@@ziggzagg8878 I'm sure he does show up to they're games whenever he has the chance...but realistically in the summer role players are free to practice with their kids while LeBron spent most of his boys lives playing for titles and in the Olympics..
He’s still unhealthy bro 🤦♂️
I like how as Matt continues his series on NBA players' sons, the situations he reports on continue to get less and less positive
40 min quarters. Holy shit
Yup in matt's mind
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Let something happen to your heart and see what you do
Was that Tyler herro getting blown pass at 1:02?
yeah
He's a bum college player at best . Or G league bench guy
He should transfer to any other school like a d2 or d3 school
2nd
Whats going on with his little brother?
He’s at texas southern but I literally can’t find nothing on him
Big fish small bowl increase the size of the bowl the fish isn't nearly as big
8ppg wouldn't be great either especially if you had ambitions of being drafted..and cleared to play dosent always mean 100% healthy
Matt is destroying mtfrs!! He ain’t go hold you up @all. These kids getting burnt out.
What’s good with nba legends kids?
Shreif a different case
He is not that good I saw it when he played in the Rico Hines games with Quavo he doesnt have the killer in him
Really well said and fair analysis, appreciate your takes
Second
Does matt like comments of his fans that watch early?
Does Martin Vicencio like his own comments?
Do a vid on chris clemons
Shaq’s son. The difference is Shaq had that intensity. Shaq had strength, he was a bully on the court. His son has zero drive and he gets bullied like a little princess. Play like your 7 ft tall and put on some body weight.
He had a heart condition and needed surgery to save his life and u think gaining weight would be easy
He had heart surgery to save his life and had to learn to walk again or you kidding me with no drive?
@@rashonrolle5973 It’s a wrap. Unless he dominates next season, he’s not going pro averaging 11 minutes and 2.6 points a game. I was rooting for him after all the hype in high school.
@@mulkmanto4797 Gaining weight should be easy when your dad is 325 pounds. Shareef weighs 220. I weigh more than that and I’m 6 ft 1.
Not often does a Shaq come around, and even though his son may seem like his father I grew up watching Shaq when he played at L.S.U. when he was a freshman and Chris Jackson(Mahmoud Abdul Rauf)was his teammate. Shaq may want the best for his son, but Shareef will never be like his father who in my opinion is a one on one off, in other words there will never be another!!!
He barely plays man
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You're a Christian, right? If not just wanted to thank you for being a class act.
Tf does religion have to do with being a class act
@@maxchbaro1464 a lot actually
@@jaystreet4004 in being a class act ? no anyone from any religious background , race , and ethnicity can be a class act if they choose to be a class act just like anyone can be an ass or a criminal if they choose to be
@@maxchbaro1464 you're conflating what I said. I said he was a class act if he wasn't a Christian. Why do you feel the need to comment 😂
He needs to work out with his pops and get on that protein
Dude everything u said is absurd.
1 heart condition i.e. Chris Bosh
2. Most big men are slow and clumsy, I can name ten guys from the 80's and 10 more from the 90,s that literally disprove that.
3. It's rare to see 6'9 200+ pound guys be athletic, literally 20 players in the past 20 years can disprove that. I'm.done with ur opinion
C’mon now, 20 out of how many 6’9 200 pound guys out there in the last 20 years?
You literally just proved what he is saying! Do you think 20 in 20 years, which is 1 a year on average is a huge number?
You’re acting as if he said “every single player that is above 6’9 200+ pounds is not athletic.”, and that’s not at all what he said.
I would say if you can only name 20 in the past 20 years, then it is pretty rare.
It seems like you just don’t like him or his opinions, more than anything.
@@rasten79 just cus I said 10 from each decade doesn't mean I can't name more.
Damn y'all internet politicians always like taking what y'all want out of a statement but never addressing the whole statement not to mention hell it's plenty of guys that size right now a d have lateral mobility
@@maricejackson7812 How about saying what you mean the first time?!?!
Instead of throwing out a number and changing it when you get called on it. I’m not into politics, but if you’re going to say I’m being an “internet politic” then look at your self, because if anything you are being one by not saying what you meant in the first place.. You could have said “ I can name a lot of 6’9 200+ that are athletic, past or present”. Did not have to put a number on it.
No need to get defensive when you were the one that put the low number to it, not me.
@@rasten79 i was bout to say the same thing
@@rasten79 how about comprehending something correctly instead of taking what u want out of something or simply asking someone to elaborate.
He’s small
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