From Overlooked to NBA: Scheierman's Resilient Journey

0:00On April 6th, College Hoops is buzzing with the NCAA Tournament Championship on deck, but Baylor Sharman's path to the pros was anything but. Guaranteed. Out of high school, just one school wanted him. South Dakota State, while bigger programs overlooked the skilled kid who grew late. On teammate Derek White's white noise podcast this week, the two Celtics guards swapped stories about grinding through slim recruiting. Sharman opened up about staying patient despite the doubts, turning that loan offer into his launch pad. Fans loved these underdog tales, especially from a Nebraska native snubbed by home state giants like Nebraska and Craden. He rode into South Dakota State expecting four years on the court, a diploma, then a regular job. Instead, Sharman balled out, climbed the ranks, and landed in the NBA with Boston. Now sharing the back court with White, he's living proof that one shot can rewrite your whole script. With March Manus Manus peaking, Paz like his remind us Hoops rewards the resilient every time.

1:02I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Boston Celtics News today, AI-powered team coverage.