How does it feel to commit to Salem?Justin Green: It feels great, a lot of hard work was put in. I feel I deserve it.
What made you want to commit to Salem?
Justin Green: The coaching staff showed interest in me from the beginning. They built a relationship with me and my family.
What were some other schools looking at you and what was different about Salem?
Justin Green: Virginia Union, Bowie State, Great Lakes Christian, Minnesota West CC, and a few more jucos.
Did you visit the campus? If so, what did you like about it?
Justin Green: I plan to visit the campus next month.
What is your relationship with the coaches, and how do they plan on using you next year?
Justin Green: My relationship with the coaches is very strong. We talk just about every day. He has told me that he plans to play me under the starting guard already there and I will get minutes.
How did your senior season go at Westside? What were your final stats?
Justin Green: My senior year was the best year I had. I was very aggressive and consistent. I averaged 10 points and 4 assists.
You played football in high school? How does you playing football help you on the basketball court?
Justin Green: Yes, playing football helped my defense and my mental toughness.
Do you know any of the other fellow incoming freshman, or players on the team already?
Justin Green: Yes I have met two of my teammates so far coming with me. They are cool people, and can’t wait to get on the floor with them.
Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years?
Justin Green: In 5-10 years, I see myself overseas or at a good business firm because I want to major in sports management.
Who would you like to thank for getting you to where you are today?
Justin Green: I would first off like to thank God without him none of my success would be possible. I would also like to thank my dad he has always been by my side. And would like to thank my coach Greg Boler for giving me a chance and helping me get ready for the next level.
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