Former Professional Basketball Player Josh Smith Speaks On Today’s Basketball Culture Vs His Era

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Sports Culture and Conversations - Episode 3 Retired NBA player Josh Smith visits a youth basketball camp in Savannah Georgia held by the Anderson brothers Qurahn Anderson and Nazir Anderson. Josh talks about the distractions of today's youth playing the game versus when he was a player.
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@daviddixon9233 7 дней назад

One the best dunkers of all time ..very underrated

@sbelbey 28 дней назад

Glad he's doing well. Peace

@sigungajoshua6149 Месяц назад

God bless the hand that GIVETH...

@evonza4858 Месяц назад

Bless you Brotha bless you 🥰👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@taemac10 Месяц назад

Josh Smith was a beast 💪

@bbryant9455 Месяц назад

He really was

@GrandinquisitorIK Месяц назад

No. He just jumped high lol but he's decent

@taemac10 Месяц назад

@@GrandinquisitorIK Players that just jump high would have long careers like he did if that is true. I would say that he was better than at least your average NBA player. He was in the league for more than 10 years and helped the Hawks reach the playoffs a few times. Plenty of people can jump out of the gym but that doesn't mean they can play in the NBA? But I respect your opinion 😉

@GrandinquisitorIK Месяц назад

@taemac10 I commented because you said he was a beast, which he wasn't. But he's a pretty good defensice player and decent scorer but def. Not a beast. But cool I understand your explanation 😉

@CaliCool91 Месяц назад

He never met his full potential. Shot way too many 3’s for a non shooter.

@TheJumpManX23 Месяц назад

my left ear enjoyed this vid

@CaneCorsoShow 16 дней назад

I'd love for him to own one of my puppies. His mentality on the court is what I hope my CC pups to be. Athletic, determined, high IQ

@djmadmike23 Месяц назад

I was in Atlanta all those years and I like his maturity and lessons learned. This is what success looks like.

@sharifs649 Месяц назад

2k legend

@sirwalksoftly 5 дней назад

I used the Hawks from 2k6-2k10 due to Josh Smith. Was a beast in the game for sure. Would dunk on everything and defense was great.

@sharifs649 5 дней назад

@@sirwalksoftly g that was my team Joe Johnson for iso horfod holding down the black bibby was cold from the 3

@sirwalksoftly 5 дней назад

@@sharifs649 gyea! And for some reason with Acie Law I was killin cats online from 3 in 2k8! Josh Childress, Marvin Williams, Iso Joe, yeah!

@IssacEinstein Месяц назад

Word

@djemraidola264 Месяц назад

Josh was a great player. Glad to see he is doing great things for the people after his nba career.

@spcwilliams5951 Месяц назад

What camera you using?

@onyxvisionnetwork Месяц назад

Panasonic LUMIX S5IIX

@bbryant9455 Месяц назад

He had a lot of skill imo for a big man. He had a smooth game, nice turnaround, he was a beast on the boards. May have been a little ahead of his time. He'd shit on some people down low today imo. Beast he was 💯🥶 always liked his game

@bbryant9455 28 дней назад

@@gwopes9979 that's fair that his Pistons tenure was a wash. I always felt the same about Ben Gordon, Charlie Villanueva, and Brandon Jennings. Why was Detroit like a basketball wasteland for a while? 🤣🤣 Shiiit some people might still see it that way.