Nick Zeisloft/Jackie Carmichael skills camp

[isuquinndog]

Former Redbirds Jackie and Nick have teamed up to put on a skills camp for kids.

https://twitter.com/n_zeis2/status/1154097055532498944

 

[DannyCooksey]

Former Redbirds Jackie and Nick have teamed up to put on a skills camp for kids.

https://twitter.com/n_zeis2/status/1154097055532498944

awesome

great to see two former Birds giving back. love it. thanks for sharing doggie

 

[Adunk33]

Awesome! I'd go if they did one for adults!

 

[Bird Friend]

Awesome! I'd go if they did one for adults!

Would that be a beginners camp?

 

[Chi-bird]

Remember that time Zeisloft hit 12- threes in a game?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MAlJpynWozk

 

[birdlife]

most he ever made for us in a game was only 10 less than that...

 

[Adunk33]

most he ever made for us in a game was only 10 less than that...

He had to play to 4 for us his last year since he was like the third tallest guy on the team.

 

[birdlife]

most he ever made for us in a game was only 10 less than that...

He had to play to 4 for us his last year since he was like the third tallest guy on the team.

good point. stats dont tell the whole story. he's definitely one of the guys we had around that time period that had more potential than we got out of them. probably the young coach trying to figure it all out.

 

[Bird Friend]

most he ever made for us in a game was only 10 less than that...

He had to play to 4 for us his last year since he was like the third tallest guy on the team.

good point. stats dont tell the whole story. he's definitely one of the guys we had around that time period that had more potential than we got out of them. probably the young coach trying to figure it all out.

Not to mention the 'young' coach was not the coach who recruited him . . . AND a strong desire to play for a P5 program.

 

[Adunk33]

He had to play to 4 for us his last year since he was like the third tallest guy on the team.

good point. stats dont tell the whole story. he's definitely one of the guys we had around that time period that had more potential than we got out of them. probably the young coach trying to figure it all out.

Not to mention the 'young' coach was not the coach who recruited him . . . AND a strong desire to play for a P5 program.

:text-+1:

Nick was motivated. if I remember correctly he finished his degree in FINANCE in three years (one RS and two years playing) and got a free MBA from Indiana. I'm sure Muller would have let him stay if he wanted to. It's not like he pushed the kid to Indiana. Hahah.

 

[SgtHulka]

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