Sean Fennessey

Yeah, Noah LaRoche, trying to implement this offense and really give everyone a chance to really shine in their roles.

Like, what did you do?

Man, I just did the old school, literally just dribble, pound the ball, you know, you know, 10 high, 10 medium, 10 low.

And then, you know, I'd have guys guard me.

Um, just really implemented into every part of my workout.

I used to tell guys, like, I'm not a really big drill guy.

Uh, my favorite thing to do and all the basketball was just a hoop.

You know, you get better by whooping playing five on five.

Uh, but I took, you know, the drill part of it a lot more seriously, especially with the ball handling, just trying to get it tight.

So, you know, limit turnovers, limit guys, you know, forcing me into bad positions and being able to, you know, manipulate defenses with my handle.

uh when i got to college um i was playing baseball pretty much all throughout high school except my junior year i had to take a because that was the biggest year for high schoolers this summer and i just knew i wasn't going to be able to commit fully to baseball because i had too much going on during the summer but pretty much all of high school i played baseball soccer um it's something i just played for like in the summer like you know my neighborhood we had a bunch of kids so

our favorite thing to do was play soccer in the street.

Like we were in a cul-de-sac.

So one person's driveway was the goal.

The other person's driveway was the goal.

And we would just play in the summer, like all day long.

Yeah, I think most importantly, it makes you miss the other sports.

You know, you're playing basketball all year.

You know, it's kind of hard to miss basketball if you play it all year.

So, you know, you go away, you take a step back, you go play some baseball, you're excited to play baseball.