kendrick perkins never got to play college ball because he grew up so poor, raised by his grandparents, he was compelled to go straight from high school to the nba draft. 18 years old, kendrick was the 27th pick in the first round of the nba draft who went to the memphis grizzlies, got traded to the celtics, spent 8 seasons there, won an nba championship but never got to capitalize on name, image and likeness so now, he is helping from his position of having made it to the mecca of basketball, helping college basketball stars really figure out how to make money and save it. he's become an nbc sports analyst. you've got to listen to my newest podcast which apple, google, spotif emap, download the story, it is inspirational. take a look at the dow 30, the top of it, apple up 1.4% at the moment. it is in second position. these things move. apple apparently is going to back off from its attack on epic games. the maker of the fortnight in sweden, this will allow them to stay in the apps store. we are coming back with more, don't go away. ♪(song in french)♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels

and kendrick perkins. raised by his grandparents because his mother was killed when he was 5.edroom home with very low ceilings, a basketball legend at 6 foot 100, 18 years old. kendrick was the 20 seventh pick in the first draft of the nba by memphis grizzlies traded to the boston celtics, 8 seasons there and he won an nba championship and fulfilled his childhood promise to provide for his grandparents. his first contract, he bought them a house and two cars. how does that kid from beaumont, texas end up at the mecca of basketball, and launching a new investment platform that capitalizes on money student-athletes make through endorsement deals. tune into apple, everyone talks to lose, the latest podcasts, the first 3 sentences, don't hold it back. stay tuned. whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice... i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to re

perkins got a chance to play before national coaches in vegas at age 1 all he had was a $20 bill and roll of pennies raised by his grandparents in tiny beaumont, texas, after his mother was murdered he was so incredibly poor to rolling in the dough because at 18 years old kendrick was the 2th pick in the nba draft he spent eight seasons playing for the boston celtics winning an nba championship but what was the first thing he did with that big paychecksome in my newest everyone talks to liz podcast episode it will absolutely blow you away and amaze you todayed espn analyst is helping high school kids with backgrounds just like his, cash in on their hoops talent but also to protect those finances for the future. how, how is he doing it and where does this well of generosity come from? find out just tune in everyone talks to aye heart radio wherever you get the podcast the claman count down is coming right back with charlie gasparino. or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we ask smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare and how these innovations will