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Before The League

Before The League

著者： Grant Gurtin
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Before the League tells the stories behind college basketball’s rising stars.

Before the highlights. Before the draft. Before the league.

We sit down with college basketball players to uncover the journeys, sacrifices, setbacks, relationships, faith, family, and moments that shaped them both on and off the court.

From the players chasing their first big opportunity to the ones on the path toward professional basketball, **Before the League** is about getting to know the person behind the player — while they’re still writing the story.

🏀 Real players.
🎙️ Real conversations.
📖 The stories behind the game.

This is Before the League.

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  • Peyton Miller: “Mr. 7:30”

    Peyton Miller: “Mr. 7:30”
    2026/10/09

    Peyton Miller has built his basketball identity around one simple habit: showing up early and putting in the work.

    Known as “Mr. 7:30,” Miller earned the nickname at St. Peter’s Prep by consistently arriving at the gym early for workouts—a routine he carried with him to Overtime Elite.

    He opens up about breaking his ankle before his junior year, how missing an entire summer fueled his passion and gave him a chip on his shoulder, and how going from an unranked player to competing against elite four- and five-star talent at OTE transformed his game.

    Now at George Mason, Miller explains why he chose the Patriots, what he sees in Coach Tony Skinn's system, and why he's determined to help lead the team to a conference championship and NCAA Tournament appearance.
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  • Fred Payne: The Injury That Changed Everything

    Fred Payne: The Injury That Changed Everything
    2026/10/08

    Fred Payne reflects on the journey that took him from Boston College to Oregon and the experiences that reshaped his approach to basketball and life.

    Five games into his freshman season at Boston College, Fred suffered a devastating injury that tore his ACL, LCA, and hamstring tendon. The long road back changed his perspective, giving him a deeper appreciation for the game and a renewed passion for playing.

    Fred also talks about the impact of Coach Grant on his development and maturity, adjusting from the energy of Boston to the laid-back lifestyle of Eugene, and why he believes trash talk is an important part of competition.

    Now, with the possibility of losing basketball still fresh in his mind, Fred is chasing one ultimate goal: a long career in the NBA.
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    7 分
  • Money Williams: “Separate Yourself”

    Money Williams: “Separate Yourself”
    2026/10/07

    Money Williams sits down to talk about his unique journey from playing tackle football in California to becoming a college basketball player at Boston College.

    He shares how the COVID-19 pandemic pushed him toward basketball, winning a state championship at Damian Lillard’s alma mater, and the advice Lillard gave him about separating himself from the competition through extra work in the gym and film room.

    Money also opens up about his move from Oakland to Montana, transferring to Boston College, playing through illness during a conference championship, and the coaching conversation that ultimately convinced him BC was the right fit.

    Plus, he explains where his unforgettable name came from and why he believes young players should stop comparing their journeys to everyone else’s on social media.
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    11 分
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