He believes that top high school prospects should avoid HBCUs if they want to maximize their chances of being a top NBA draft pick.

“Not a curse. Not a curse. But it you you basically eliminating your your chances of being a top five pick.”

High school athletes should prioritize finding a school that allows them to build their own legacy rather than chasing rankings or popular logos.

“they don't matter at all like I tell them don't even chase a logo on the helmet cuz you just chasing what what somebody else what what somebody else was doing at another school not what you can build that's why I went to BC so I can have a chance to build my own legacy”

Playing for a highly visible program allows players to demonstrate their ability to complement other talented teammates, which enhances their draft prospects.

“the stage in which I was given on good teams and then showing how I can compliment other good players, you know, being a movement shooter, playing the right way, doing the right things, I think did nothing but help me in in my draft stop.”

A player's demonstrated ability to contribute to winning at the college level is a trait that will translate to success in the NBA.

“if you can look at that okay well he finds this way to contribute to winning in college that's a that 100% will transfer you know like it'll translate to the NBA 100%”