One on one with Lovett forward Ryan Mutombo

Tai Young November 18, 2019

Although he wasn't in action at the Hawks Naismith Classic, Ryan Mutombo spoke with HoopSeen in between the game's action. There were a number of topics covered, ranging from his recruitment to how he believes his game will translate to the next level.

Lovett 2021 forward Ryan Mutombo(@RyanMutombo) went in depth about his offseason development, expectations for his junior year, and what schools are currently involved. Here’s part 1 of our conversation. pic.twitter.com/asmF3WIMNh

— Tai Young (@TaiYoungHoops) November 18, 2019

Part II with @TeamForrest_AAU 2021 forward Ryan Mutombo. https://t.co/LB3TOaeErP pic.twitter.com/3hK5TFbPb5
— Tai Young (@TaiYoungHoops) November 18, 2019

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Tai Young is the Communications Manager at HoopSeen.com. He started his basketball career at Tennessee Tech University as a student assistant in 2011. After finishing his degree at Kentucky Wesleyan College, Young joined the staff as an assistant coach for the former 8x National Champions. Young has also served as an assistant coach at Pratt Community College and Division II powerhouse Lincoln Memorial University. He has worked as a basketball writer for OVCball.net, a site that covered the Ohio Valley conference, and also provided content for Verbal Commits in 2017.

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