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b'Jerod had the opportunity to resume his chat with Devonte Green (find Part 1 in your feed from last week), one of the few players who straddled the Tom Crean and Archie Miller Eras, and a player who brought flashes of explosive offense during one of the more offensively challenged eras of IU basketball.

We cover a wide variety of topics in this follow-up conversation, including:

\\u2022 Whether the media should be given more access to players while they\\u2019re in college
\\u2022 How will more lenient NIL rules affect college players? Will it cause problems in locker rooms?
\\u2022 His experience leaning on IU resources for mental health support
\\u2022 What his childhood was like and when he started playing basketball.
\\u2022 How is relationship with his brother has evolved over the years
\\u2022 How he evolved as a young basketball player
\\u2022 The two guys on the current team he thinks will thrive under Mike Woodson.
\\u2022 What it\\u2019s like playing pickup games with guys IU is recruiting
\\u2022 The time he dunked on OG (whether OG will admit it or not)
\\u2022 The best shooter, players, dunker, leader, and passer he played with at IU
\\u2022 What traditions meant the most to him at IU? And what should IU do to modernize the program?

And a lot more. We also talk about some of his lowest moments as a player, after celebrating the best moments in our last episode.

Our thanks to Devonte for being so generous with his time.

Part 1: https://assemblycall.com/episode-707-devonte-green/'