Kristopher London

Like, I don't know if you know Oral Roberts, but it's not co-ed dorms.

It's like, you know, girls over here, guys over here.

The first day of the month, like the first of the month, you can have the door open for an hour if you got a girl and it's monitored.

Like, they're not.

Yeah, it's not the college experience I was looking for.

So I felt healthy, too, you know, and I wanted to hoop.

I was just like, I'm ready to play now.

I was playing like the best basketball ever because I was on the scout team.

And, you know, coaches were telling me, man, I was going to be an All-American.

Holy crap.

Yeah.

And so once I heard that from the head coach, I was just kind of like, OK, now I see what's going on.

Like, I just can't I want to lose time, you know, so even though I know if I did take that time there and I would probably like start that next year after the pacemaker trials or whatever.

But I was like, no, I just go overseas where my family is in London, get medically cleared there.

And then I played with the professional team, went to school there.

But I didn't take the money because I didn't want to lose my eligibility.

So I had them pay for my school while I was out there and got cleared.

But I actually tore a ligament in my foot.

Jeez.

So that's what put me into depression was like these injuries, man.