Complex also reported that Jamaal Magloire, the vice president of the Shooting Stars, praised Cole’s humility and love for the game.
“He just wants to be treated the same, which I thought was very admirable because he is a very special individual,” Magloire reportedly said. “As far as the talent that he has, he’s played this game at a professional level in Africa, so, this is his second stint. We’re bringing him in here to play, contribute, and help us win games. That’s his goal as well. It’s gonna be fun and something that is great for the city of Scarborough and Toronto.”
Meanwhile, at the moment, Drake has his eyes set on Cole’s Scarborough debut. The OVO icon uploaded a photo of his television screen as he watched Cole on the court. “It’s real @scarboroughshootingstars my brother just checked in [fingers crossed emoji],” Drizzy penned in the caption.
Check it out below.
Drake locked in watching J. Cole’s season debut ???? @Drake @JColeNC pic.twitter.com/GTVw9hvM2Z
— Overtime (@overtime) May 26, 2022
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