Talks about where he came from, growing up, family life, and his basketball career. Awesome read.
Some quotes:
Calhoun joked that he might still be coaching had Drummond stuck around another year or two at UConn. "He made great strides from the time he left St. Thomas More to the year here," Calhoun said. "So why wouldn't I believe if he's going to do it full-time, he wouldn't make even greater strides? I care about all of my kids. But they all aren't as easy to talk to as Andre in the sense that he doesn't have any pretenses about how he is. He's starting to, which is good. He's starting to believe that he can be really good, which is a real positive for him."
Drummond now trains with Milicic's former teammate and new Pistons assistant coach Rasheed Wallace, who is helping him develop his low-post game. "It's not a B.S. session," Dumars said. "It is physical, hard work for hours out there on the court. That's the only way that you can get better as a young player. You just have to put the work in, and he's doing it."
"He's always asking questions," Cheeks said. "Even before practice, he'll come in and see me and we'll talk about certain things that he can do to get better at. I think he has some knowledge in terms of where he wants to get to in terms of his ability. Most guys like that can reach another level — he has that ability."
