O. G. Anunoby

“I don't care about recruiting rankings or any of that stuff.”

“I can be an All-Star, I know I can.”

“My dad always taught me discipline and to do everything with my best effort, to always do things on time and be respectful in everything I do, my whole family is big on that so it's very important to me and I try to do in everything.”

“I always come into the game confident.”

“I always liked Toronto. I always felt a connection. It was a family environment. They really cared about me, my whole family, and they just really believed in me, that I could be something special.”

“In AAU, I'd play in the post, because my team didn't have much size. In high school, I play more on the perimeter.”

“Guarding the perimeter, getting steals and blocks, I love that. But I enjoy getting through ball screens.”

“I know I'm getting better no matter what.”

“I mean, I think I've always applied myself on defence.”

“I can compete with everyone.”

“It's definitely a goals of mine, to inspire kids in Great Britain to want to play basketball and show that they can make it to the NBA from Britain.”

“I try to show the young guys the way. If they need help they can ask me.”

“I think I've grown a lot, just from the support of teammates and coaches, helping me get through everything.”

“You have to believe in yourself. If you don't then you've already lost.”

“It was tough not having a mother, but my dad did a really good job raising us.”

“I just try to do things the right way.”

“I try to mix it up. Mixing up being on ball, off ball, posting, just trying to do everything. Passing.”

“Every game I just try to be aggressive, so, ball finds me I try to be aggressive and make the right play.”

“I feel like I play a lot of defence.”

“In practice, I'm working on doing something with my hands, taking different shots, working on stuff to expand my game.”