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Grayson Boucher, aka The Professor, isn’t just a streetball player. He’s a global icon. After rising through the And1 ranks in the early-to-mid 2000s and then with Ball-Up the past few years, he’s evolved into one of the most famous street ball players of all time (thanks in no small part to the internet and the social media revolution). You’ve all seen the videos. His handle is ridiculous. And we’re not the only ones who think so. Just ask Jamal Crawford.
So it’s no surprise that he was doling out ball-handling tips to a couple of young Lakers guards at the Power 106 All-Star Celebrity Basketball Game last weekend. In a video posted to The Professor’s Instagram account, D’Angelo Russell and Jordan Clarkson both looked on as he demonstrated how to do one of his signature moves: a behind-the-back baseline move that he’s apparently dubbed “The Moses Move.”
Clarkson and teammate Julius Randle squared off as coaches in an exhibition game that featured a score of celebrities, including Chris Brown, Tyga, Nelly, Diplo, Travis Barker, and more. It was a nice way to cap off a feel-good summer for the young Lakers teammates who’ll have to report to training camp bright and early Monday morning, where a fully-recovered Kobe Bryant awaits.
(via globalhooper on IG and LakersNation)
