I’m excited to officially announce that I’ll be joining the Denver Nuggets as an analyst this season. Denver has always been a special place for me and my family. We’ve built so many lifelong friendships here and have always considered Colorado home. To be back in Denver and now have the opportunity to be part of the Nuggets organization makes this next chapter even more meaningful. I’m grateful for the opportunity and can’t wait to get started. See you this season Nuggets fans!

RIP to one of my favorite coaches, Don Nelson. 🕊️🙏🏾 Nellie was truly one of a kind. I’ll always appreciate the opportunity I had to play for him and everything I learned from him in that short “We Believe” year. He saw basketball differently, trusted his players, and wasn’t afraid to do things his own way. Rest easy, Coach. Truly one of the greatest to ever do it! Your impact on the game will never be forgotten.

Even if he’s applying for a special waiver, if the NCAA is going to deny former G League players who were drafted, then they need to keep that same energy for European pros and drafted players too. The standard should apply across the board.

Last thing I’ll say about @Jaxrich2342 commitment to Alabama. A recruiting service jumped the gun thinking they had inside information. The truth is, it was an extremely tight race between Creighton and Alabama, and in my opinion both schools were great options for him. Personally going through this process myself and having my wife by my side for most of that journey, especially now in the NIL era we’ve always taught our kids that basketball decisions should be about basketball, not money or anything else. This was solely Jaxon’s decision. He chose a place where he feels comfortable, where he believes he can win, develop, and have a great college career. As his dad I couldn’t be any prouder to see him make a decision based on those things. #RollTide

This is crazy! Sports betting is something no athlete ever asked for and it definitely doesn’t mean they deserve threats, harassment, or people wishing harm on them or their families because a bet didn’t hit. If your financial stability or well being depends on the performance of athlete, you’re not investing… you’re gambling irresponsibly. And taking that frustration out on athletes just shows a lack of mental stability. Athletes compete to win. They prepare, sacrifice, and put their bodies on the line every game. But nobody owes you a payout. Get a job!

I’m honestly in shock by what was posted depicting the Obamas as animals. It’s offensive and unacceptable period! I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but we also can’t keep getting pulled into outrage of the day distractions every time new Epstein files release detailing how closely connected or directly involved Trump was. Whether it’s extreme policy proposals, historical revisionism of America’s racial brutal history, aggressive and deadly enforcement from ICE, or inflammatory posts like this it’s all part of a bigger pattern of division and deflection. We have to stay focused, call out racism and dehumanizing behavior wherever it appears, and stand together in demanding leadership that reflects basic dignity, truth, and accountability.

I never said the entire fan base. For those with low comprehension, I clearly said it’s a subset of fans that can deter athletes from coming to State. As a former player and a dad of a former player, all I want is for kids to have the same positive experience like I did. If that makes me the bad guy, so be it. At least it’s starting a conversation that needs to be had 🤷🏿‍♂️

Case in point: a “die-hard” Spartan fan dragging a former player he wouldn’t mind having him back. No congratulations for achieving a lifelong dream or thriving at a program where freshmen rarely contribute in year one. Exactly proves my point, just entitlement and negativity.

Truly blessed & honored to be inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame. Michigan has played a huge role in my journey, and to be recognized alongside so many legends who paved the way. Grateful for my family, teammates, coaches and friends who believed in me along the way.

Everyone’s upset about G League players getting college eligibility. But can someone explain how that’s any different from foreign players who were pros overseas getting college eligibility?