A biography for Kelly Oubrehasn’t been written yet.
“I was a paranoid kid.”
“I'm from New Orleans, so to be able to play for the Hornets is a blessing for me.”
“It's a blessing to have to people to lean on and people to be there to help you go through things that you don't expect other people to understand.”
“The people who are just watching us and we have a bad game, you don't really know what's going on in the deeper side of our mental.”
“That's where I want my game to evolve to be - a playmaker. An all-around player.”
“I stopped following the Hornets when they moved to Oklahoma City. I think they ran their course for me as basketball player because I started to realize that there were 30 NBA teams for me to be able to choose as my favorite.”
“I respect Stanley Johnson because I know how hard he works.”
“The thing I want to really emphasize is being the best playmaker that I can be, getting into the paint, not necessarily always shooting when I'm in the lane, but kicking out to the open guy or just making the necessary plays.”
“You know, I have swag, so I know for sure that I can steal the show with some of the stuff that I put on.”
“I know a lot of people who are against me and my success but I aim to prove them all wrong.”
“Marketing is everything.”
“Nobody's going to make you happy unless you make yourself happy.”
“I'm a pretty confident guy. I believe in myself.”
“For me I just want to be great at the game. I don't want to be another statistic like those who make it to the league and then fall off.”
“I can play one, two, three, four, stretch four if I need to.”
“I'm used to falling and getting back up and when I get back up - I'm going to get back up stronger.”
“I know I'm capable of competing with the best and potentially being the best one day and I'm just going to pursue that.”
“I can play defense against anybody.”
“I've got to make my free throws.”
“I mean, everybody that sees me or knows how I move and or love to operate, they see it's different and guys have to respect that.”