He’s a former NCAA All-America standout who made a name for himself playing college basketball at Auburn University and Morehead State University between 2020 and 2025. Before transferring to Auburn, he first started his collegiate journey at Morehead State University, where he quickly rose through the ranks. During his time there, he earned first-team All-OVC honors not just once, but twice—showcasing his talent early on.

By his final year in college, he had truly reached new heights, earning the prestigious title of SEC Player of the Year—a well-deserved recognition that highlighted his dominance on the court. His impressive performance didn’t go unnoticed, and in 2025, he was selected by the Philadelphia 76ers as a second-round draft pick, marking the start of what many believe will be a promising professional career.

Off the court, his roots remain grounded. Growing up, he lived with his parents and two siblings, being the youngest of three. That close-knit family environment helped shape the person—and the player—he is today. From humble beginnings to national acclaim, his journey reflects dedication, resilience, and a deep love for the game.