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I had some help, a great leader knows how to delegate and entrust others with the correct information and knowledge, so they can do their jobs efficiently without being and feeling that they are being micro managed.

With my Assistant Coach here Nomso Nwachukwu, he focused on team and individual skill development for all the players on the roster, and I valued his ability to make suggestions about defensive techniques and strategies in real time during games, for our team to have success as a collective group.

His highest priority is basketball coaching is Skill development & being a basketball trainer, he has told me personally he doesn’t like or enjoy coaching games or tournaments, so I put him right where he could succeed and use his strengths better with our team, and individual player development with his vast experience, knowledge, ability & potential in the game of basketball 🏀.

His younger brother Osi Nwachukwu played college basketball at Sacramento State University for 2 years , I would usually excuse Nomso during weekends where we had a conflict in our team schedule, so he could go watch his younger brother play against Santa Clara University & others in the Bay Area that weekend.

Osi Nwachukwu is a budding young rapper now.

(of a person) beginning and showing signs of promise in a particular career or field.

"budding young actors"

Before his change in career his did this 👇🏽

2019-20 Season

One of two players to start all 30 games…finished the season with averages of 6.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 21.7 minutes per game…shot 45% (72-161) from the field…the 1.5 steals per game ranked fifth in the Big Sky…average of 1.9 steals in league play ranked second in the conference…known more for his defensive exploits during the majority of his two-year tenure with the Hornets,

Nwachukwu went on an offensive tear his final six games of the season…during that six-game span, he averaged 14.3 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.3 steals per game while shooting 59% (32-54) from the field and 76% (19-25) from the free throw line…scored in double figures in five of those six games after doing so nine times in his first 55 games in a Sacramento State uniform…

Nwachukwu had a team-high 16 points (7-11 FG, 2-4 3FG) in the Hornets’ Big Sky Tournament first round win over Weber State…had a career-high 20 points at Idaho, and at home vs. Montana…went 2-for-2 from the free throw line with 1.0 second to play to give the Hornets a 57-56 home win over Cal Poly…drew six charges…of his 104 rebounds, 43% of those boards (45) came on the offensive glass…had a career-high five steals vs. Northern Arizona.

2018-19 Season

One of six Hornets to play all 31 games…that included 17 starts…one of the team’s best defenders…finished the season with averages of 6.0 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 1.1 steals and 22.8 minutes per game…shot 46% (82-177) from the field and 67% (18-27) from the free throw line…

Nwachukwu started the Hornets’ Big Sky Tournament quarterfinal game vs. Montana…scored in double figures seven times, including a double-double (10 points, 10 rebounds) vs. Eastern Washington…of his 112 rebounds, 37 came on the offensive glass…had two rebounds, a steal and a tip-in during the final 2:30 of the Hornets’ 58-55 win over rival UC Davis at the Golden 1 Center…season-high 15 points on 7-for-7 shooting in 26 minutes in a home win over Portland State…played 37 minutes on a pair of occasions…had at least two steals in six of the first 10 games of the season.

Prior to Sacramento State Osi.

Played two seasons of basketball at Antelope Valley Junior College in Lancaster, Calif…a first team all-conference selection as a sophomore after averaging 14.9 points, 7.1 rebounds, 1.9 steals and 0.8 blocked shots per game…shot .534 (181-339) from the field, .409 (27-66) from the 3-point line and .733 (74-101) from the free throw line…played in 31 of the team’s 32 games that season (starting 30 times) while averaging 26.6 minutes and scoring in double figures in 23 of the final 26 games…that included a career-high 30 points vs. San Diego Miramar…

As a freshman in 2016-17, Nwachukwu played in all 33 games for a team that finished 22-11, and reached the quarterfinal round of the state championship…that season, he averaged 7.9 points, 4.8 rebounds, 1.2 steals and 18.4 minutes per game while shooting .591 (104-176) from the field and .691 (47-68) from the free throw line.

High School

A 2015 graduate of San Leandro High School in San Leandro, Calif…played four years of basketball for the Pirates (2011-15), the final three seasons on the varsity team.…was a two-time all-conference selection, earning first team honors as a senior and second team accolades as a junior…the team combined for a 58-28 overall record and 21-12 conference mark during his three varsity seasons.

Personal

A communication studies major who is on pace to graduate in the spring of 2020…son of Neneyen Eshiett-Nwachukwu…prior to his two seasons at Antelope Valley, Nwachukwu played one year of basketball for DME Sports Academy Prep in Daytona Beach, Fla., 

where he averaged 28.1 points and 6.7 rebounds per game.

A very special moment for a Great guy & future NBA Hall of Famer.

Andre Iguodala sat on my bench during one of my basketball 🏀 games, he brought with him that championship mindset & aura because we were victorious that tournament and we won that championship 🏟️.

The Warriors will retire #9 jersey on Sunday, February 23, making him just the seventh player in Warriors franchise history to have his jersey number retired by the organization.

Mosaic is Partnering with the founders of tomorrow
who refuse to fit in.

Andre Iguodala is Co-founder and Managing Partner on the Investment Team at Mosaic based in San Francisco, California.

Andre is an 18 year veteran of the NBA and a 4x NBA
Champion with the Golden State Warriors.

He has found success in the business world with entrepreneurial ventures in technology and e-commerce as an investor in Coinbase, Dapper Labs, DataDog, and Zoom.

Andre sits on the Board of Jumia Technologies and is a Board Advisor to Zuora.

His memoir, “The Sixth Man”, was a NY Times Bestseller.

Andre co-founded the Annual Players Technology Summit, which brings together leaders in technology, venture capital, and sports communities. Andre is the co-host of Point Forward, a Top 5 Sports Podcast and a co-owner of the Leeds United Football Club in the English Premier League.

The real A.I. no be artificial intelligence i be oh

Allen Iverson & Andre Igoudala aren’t from Akwa Ibom state oh.

They are from New Port, Virginia and Springfield City in Illinois, respectively.

Not Bubba Chuck or Iggy from the Warriors.

Aniekan Idorenyin aka A.I from A.I. state.

🫡👍🏽🫡.

EdikanMoses

I heard Cardi on the Breakfast club the other talking about being a mentor to girls. ....scary stuff world.

Promiscuous people aren’t winning, they are just good at marketing prostitution to the children.

People this is just a result of children having, and trying to raise children.

People see the b***y has ruled mankind for many centuries, but the dress code and public boggles our minds and keeps S|Married people in heat.

People I’m very aware that there different types of people, so I’m not throwing everyone into the same box, for the same person who listens to Babyface isn’t the same person I believe with Freddie Gibbs in the playlist.

The blurred spaces between what adults do and what children do must be re-established.

Children are being exposed to "grown folks stuff", and their minds are not set up to process the images that appear in media.

Adults, especially parents are responsible for protecting children from "grown folks stuff". Once a person becomes 18, and they are emancipated they can expose their eyes and ears to everything that is available.

People, you see I don’t see a lot of difference between what Cardi music pushes and what R. Kelly was doing to the young folks the early 90s.

People, you see I Listen, Groove, Bump play all the times of musics that most wont like, but I’m self aware enough to know that I myself isn’t PERFECT, so I try too leave my imperfections behind, I myself listen to the music,I leave all the nonsense talk in the MUSIC after I hit the STOP button.

People they are far too many broken, damaged and angry folks, in this world. Money is a tool but it can’t and won’t and shouldn’t fix everything.

I refused a long time ago to let a rapper or an entertainer RAISE ME.

No wonder, very recently a family friend encouraged her daughter and son to go out to play, instead of sitting down watching PCD videos.

The children, Adults are responsible for the children. Adults and Parents, step up.

People can be healed with the content above and below, but they can’t be saved. When your able to HEAL your appreciated and loved, but killed and hated if you Save Em.

All money ain’t Good money, so I keep my distance RESPEKFULLY❗