Paris Lovett '15 Recruiting Profile

I will help lead your collegiate team to a national championship. I promise to bring 100% confident to the team, and help make my teammates and coaches better people every second. Not only making them better people, but also making myself a better person on and off the court. I shall achieve that by hard work, and to better understand, hard work to me is an un-breakable mindset. It is pure positivity, full faith, and complete belief with no doubts. Every second of my time is spent in the gym or studying, i would train all day If I could. I will die on the court if need be, diving for lose balls, always hustling on defense, basically just playing the game of basketball as it is meant to be played... with heart!! I treat my academics just like basketball, with full passion, so doing my homework and studying is enjoyable for me knowing I am getting the best education possible. I stay on top of my schoolwork and I keep to myself, only thing on my mind is school and basketball. I am going to get my PhD by the age of 27, and play in the NBA. I am going to major in accounting and start my own charities, I AM going to give for free. I will help kids and teens with their education and basketball dreams for free. Everyone deserves a chance, there should be no price on success. when I retire I will continue to play ball, also teach people the power of getting an education and staying positive at all times.

I know that I am a good candidate for your team because we will have fun but when it comes to training and game time, it's all about business at that point no time for jokes. For example, any position you need me to play on the court I will no questions, no doubts. I came there to help the team win, not to showboat and be arrogant. So if I have to sit the bench the whole game I will, but in the process I will give my teammates that extra push they need while they're on the court by cheering them on. I am always constantly training to be my best, to reach my level of unstoppable. I want to be great, while I push myself I will force my teammates to be at their best at all times on and off the court as well. I will help bring the team together as a family and always be there for anyone who needs me at anytime, no if's and's or but's about it. I will always be eligible, I maintain a 3.2 GPA as a Senior and I am taking many honors and AP classes to keep me ahead of the game so when I enter college it will be easy from the hard work I committed myself to right now while in high school.

What sets me apart from other recruits? Easy, my mentality. My mentality is sickening, here is where my crazy work ethic lies. All of my faith, beliefs, and confidence I owe to my family and friends. Especially my mom, seeing her work and push to keep going even when she doesn't feel like it lets me know that she loves me and wants the best for me. My life is easy, go to school and play ball, all she ask is at the end of the I do the right thing. That alone sets me apart from other recruits, other recruits have doubts. When it comes to life on and off the court I know in my heart and I have full belief that I will eat them alive. I can not be outworked, my passion is not only for ball but my passion is in life. Every single area of my life I keep positive. Positivity is not just an attitude, it is reality. If you always believe in whatever you do every second, you have already achieved greatness. I thank God for blessing me and know I have talent that many people will never realize they had in them all along. I apply this to school and going to class is a joy for me. My mentality is what makes me successful and I know I'm going to be great. I don't see statistics, or who is supposedly the best in the nation. I let their game do the talking but when it's all said and done I will come out on top. To myself I will always be the best that is just my mentality, I'm not arrogant at all not even close. I just know what I have been blessed with and believe in my abilities and refuse to waste them. That is what sets me apart from not just every recruit but every single basketball player in this universe.

Thank you for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you soon. You can always reach via email, phone, or postal. My email is [email protected]. Again, thank you for your time!