Interview with aspiring NBA star Moses Sullivan

Moses Sullivan started his journey with a ball at a young age.  In the 6^th grade he started playing in the Detroit Pal League where he started to get the game of basketball. During the 6^th grade he was pulled off the team by his mother because she valued his purpose of learning and his grades weren’t where they needed to be so he had to try back next year. In middle school Sullivan tried out his 7^th grade year, made it and he didn’t get a lot of playtime because his basketball skills were over looked. That didn’t stop Sullivan from learning the game of basketball. His 8^th grade year was when the feel of the game was by his side.  He went from sitting on the bench, to him being the player to get the ball. His learning experience got even stronger and the game of fun became a game of dreams. With his high hopes of moving forward in basketball, Sullivan went into high school with thoughts of playing but his grades weren’t where they needed to be. 

Moses Sullivan started Pal back up and a star was born.  From transferring schools a lot his focus wasn’t taken away. During his 10^th grade year while playing junior varsity his skills were noticed and had got bumped up to varsity. During his junior and senior year while transferring schools, and moving a lot he couldn’t really focus on the game that he loved. Family was set first and his goals that he had in mind were pushed to second. Residing with the Mumford Mustangs he ended up finishing his year off at Lee M. Thurston where he graduated in 2009. Highschool wasn’t what he expected to be so he made a point to work even harder. 

Sullivan went off to Great Lakes Christian College were his talents was put to the test. He really got the feel of the college game but sadly ended up injuring himself. Because of his strengths and abilities he played through the whole season with an injured knee. Continuing his college education being a business Major he still hasn’t dropped the ball. Sullivan is in the gym everyday working on a piece of his game. With his head to the sky he continues to reach for his dreams of going pro some day. 

Check out this EXCLUSIVE Interview with Moses Sullivan. He has a great personality and it looks like he has a good head on his shoulders! Google him.