How hard is Overseas Basketball: 7 SHOCKING realities of Pro Basketball [2021] 

Thanks for the comment. I would focus firstly on improving and developing your game as much as possible for the next four years. Try to move up from NAIA D2 if your skills/opportunity allows it. The higher the level you climb, the more marketable you will be when you graduate in four years. Collect continuous film over the next four years and create an 'ULTIMATE HIGHLIGHT TAPE' at the end. The absolute best stuff over the span of four years. Next, where are your parents/family from? Is there any possibility to explore another citizenship? See if your school, peers, coaches have any connections overseas. Network like crazy while playing. Good luck.

💯! The “world-is-against-me- mentality” won’t get you far.

I’ve seen them before but you better be quick as lightning ⚡️ at that size, have a lethal jumper, be a floor general etc. Some countries/regions lack athleticism and quickness so they look for that in imports sometimes (Europe usually) while other regions need bigger players since they’re naturally smaller (Asia). Understand where you should be looking.

I am a 6’10 wing can dribble, shoot, and defend 1-5 so hopefully something gives.

6'10 wing? Got any film?

@ yes i have on here isaiah turner

@@zaegonespin Now I see it - Isaiah Turner, South Carolina 6'10 forward.

@ yes sir

I’m still a player. Just trying to help the next generation and give them the info I didn’t have coming up.

Depends on the type of player. They work beautifully for European passport holders (Bosman A/B, Cotonou). A little less for straight imports. Although I’ve seen some success stories of Americans getting deals. I’d say it’s one of the better opportunities out there. What’s your nationality?

@ i played high school. i’m in USA i’m interested in playing overseas

@@deeblack4968 here’s what I would do… ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T53KW0DV5ds.html

@ i’m thinking about TBL

Thanks for watching!

If you are an Irish citizen then my first thought would be to try and play in your domestic league in Ireland. That is the likely the country that you have the most connections and contacts in. You also wouldn't count against the import/foreigner quota. And I am assuming you may also have family there that could potentially house/help you as you follow your dreams.

@ bro i heard ireland basketball system is weak full of semi pros

@ is it possible starting out in spain

@@obinnanwankwo4299 like u said, u havent played organized ball, would be hard starting on a Spanish team instead who will count u as an import. Trust me building ur career from the Irish league is not bad, u can then move up to the British Basketball league if good enough

@@bkak2245 would he not count as a national as he has Irish citizenship

What level were you looking at?

Thank you my friend!