In this episode we discuss the adjustment to being a student athlete, what it was like playing at Duke and at Madison Square Garden, the on-court mentality, and much more!
This episode of Go With the Flo was produced under the 145th managing board of The Daily Princetonian. Max Johns is a senior at Princeton University in the neuroscience department. He can be reached at majohns@princeton.edu. Jaelin Llewellyn is a senior at Princeton University in the history department. He can be reached at jaelinl@princeton.edu.
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TIME STAMPS:
0:00–4:30 Jaellin and Max Intros
4:30–6:30 Deciding on Princeton
6:30–13:00 Adjusting to being a student athlete
13:00–17:30 Decision to not take a gap year
17:30–24:00 Reflecting on not having a season last year
24:00–30:00 Building team chemistry/being leaders
30:00–31:50 Looking ahead to this season
31:50–36:50 On the court experience
36:50–38:00 Favorite venues played at
38:26–42:08 Playing against Duke
42:08–45:00 Hardest players guarded
45:00–47:08 NBA player comparisons
47:08–50:03 Getting support on campus
50:33–54:12 The friendship
57:23–End Tiger Confessions
CREDITS:
Hosted and Produced by Folarin Okulaja
Music edited from “Chillin” by Wale
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