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Have you played college basketball?

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What?

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Thanks I had a great time playing, but now I am coaching and seeing the game from a different lens

@@justinvallejo2937 so you stopped playing overseas basketball?

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No, You would have to play for the College Team.

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You're basically like me only 1 inch taller

Yeah, If you're good enough

Not really. I really enjoyed playing in Europe it gave a different style to how the game was played.

It isn't really that hard. Most Players from Exposure Camps get signed to Low Level Team or Semi-Pro Teams.

Yeah to prove themselves, my friend went to a low level and balled out. Now hes playing for a better team. Just gotta show you can ball wherever you go really.

@@GraveyardShiftTransport Did your Friend went to College? Like JUCO, NAIA, D3, D2 or D1?

He was D2 but when he sent his film from college, they said they needed something more recent. That's why he did a camp and sent that instead. The film from college was like 2 years old so they wouldn't take it.

@@GraveyardShiftTransport Was he a Bench Player or a Starter?

Pickup Games aren't Organized Basketball and aren't considered highlights.

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There's High Schools, Prep Schools and Colleges that have Housing or Dorms.

Its a very hard thing to do. In general only about 3% of high school basketball players will play in college at any division.

You can go overseas straight out of highschool

@@ice.tre81 Theoretically

You don't have to do College to play Pro.

@@sacramentokingswillrise7525 thx i go oversea where should where i do

@@Lenuxxxx What do you mean?

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You could do a NBA G-League Tryout or Play Overseas.

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Joshua Lau What level? Kyle Hines one of the best american power forwards in europe is 6"6 but he is really good player. But to answer your question low level teams probably 6"5 is the minimum as a power forward and on higher level 6"7

Abdalaziz Dafalla There are no age restrictions.

To Play Professional Basketball. You need to be 18 years old or Older.

Golden Warrior No you do not. Only thing is that underage players contracts has to be signed by the player but also by legal guardian. There is no age limit for basketball. if you can ball you can ball

@@sacramentokingswillrise7525 not really, there are 15-17yolders with parents permission

Thanks man.

That's the last thing you should be worried about bruh. You need to be in the best shape of your life, focus on that!

They do but if i play like ass they will fire you

EB&J appreciate it man but nah I’m from Daytona Beach FL but just went to school in GA

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Joel Harris no Canadians don’t count as Americans

It depends on the League. Each league has it's own rules. Some leagues have restrictions on the number of Americans and some on the number of total foreigners, and some with a combination of both.

@@justinvallejo2937 lol

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YvngGoat yeah one of my teammates went to Brandon for college.

are you asking for yourself or for someone else?

HT logistics3434 yeah it’s rare but but you would have to go to an exposure camp and ball out on younger guys.

You should be good player to get a contract. Its harder to be 31 and "rookie" in overseas.

Well I heard a 36 Year old Man play for a Team in the ABA.

Im 23 just finished university

DaiJuan Buchanan use pro placement programs. Like europrobasket or other ones like it. It’s basically an Exposure camp but it is in Europe so the scouts will actually see you play in person

Thanks bro 🙏🏽

@@justinvallejo2937 could i just contact clubs?? I am from South America.

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Odis Hill I have an agent that reached out to me. I didn’t use those programs but they are very good at getting people jobs who are capable of playing overseas.

Thank you so much man. I really appreciate you

LifesARiddle use pro placement programs. Like europrobasket or other ones like it. It’s basically an Exposure camp but it is in Europe so the scouts will actually see you play in person.

@@justinvallejo2937 I'm going to definitely look into that. Thanks!!!

Damn u never played college ball? Being pro in europe is not that easy lmao. Those teams are professional whatcu tryna do then if u outta shape shooting bricks

Tryout and play in USA Basketball exposure leagues or minor leagues in the US that gets players exposure to Leagues In Europe, Asia, Latin America, Middle East and has a history of getting players sign or contracts overseas, like the UBA (Universal Basketball Association) ,NABL (North American Basketball Association) and CBA (Central Basketball Association). Also get film from your games from them to to resume build. Also at the same time after the season go to or tryout at Pro Exposure Camps/ Pro Combines to strengthen your exposure, and get film from there if you can to.

But keep yourself in great,physical Basketball ball shape first (hitting the gym, doing great intense Basketball workouts, hiring a local trainer/Basketball trainer if you want to ) play semi pro ,a competitive semi pro first to get your skills up and get into shape before trying out for those minor leagues, Exposure leagues then Pro Combines/Camps.

Grant Anderson sorry it took me a while to reply. Honestly I can’t give out any names but we would could talk through dm social media if you want

Michael Evans France. Get in contact with the countries Embassy that you want to get the dual citizenship with. I was born with mine so it wasn’t hard to do for example I had to go to the French embassy in Miami FL to get my passport. The first thing to do is call the embassy and set up an appointment with them.

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Yeah hmu on my social media! Justinvallejo20

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Asa Hutchinson it depends on your agent. He’s the one that negotiates the salary. I can say for me that yes the money I’m making is definitely worth living here. I’m also doing this because I want to experience the different cultures. If you want to play only for the money it won’t be a good experience honestly. If you embrace wherever you are and go out in the town and experience the new cultures and things like that it’s definitely worth it.

Justin Vallejo appreciate it!

Asa Hutchinson If you play for the money you better be good. In Europe you can get millions if you play Euroleague and the top leagues. If your not top player you can earn like 300k a year in middle east and asia

@@secretagent6224 where you got that from wit the 300k in asia and Middle east

zezzlet armstrong hey man so most countries all accept African dual citizenships. They only country in Europe I know of that won’t accept dual citizenships outside of Europe is Italy. As long as you have a dual citizenship with ANY country you won’t be labeled as an American. One example, a guy in my conference I played against for 4 years in college is now playing in the 1st league in Romania because he has a dual citizenship with Jamaica. Doesn’t have to just be a dual citizenship with a European country.

@@justinvallejo2937 my bad... I'm from America, Dallas Texas actually...born and raised, sorry for the mishap... but I am asking as a American...if this makes sense... sorry

zezzlet armstrong no problem. In order to get a dual citizenship you have to have a certain amount of blood in your background. I was born with a dual citizenship with France because my father is from France. It depends on the country. Most countries either your mother/father/grandmother/grandfather have to be from the country to get the dual citizenship. If that helps.

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