Kobe will trade in his black and gold Tigers’ jersey for a uniform that’s red, white and blue. Gregory Smith, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Neurology Department, Post-Doc. Kobe was always his own person and that made me so proud.”Ĭoach Brown knew when Kobe was little that he could be special he always wanted to challenge himself and play with the bigger kids and now he’s set to play alongside and go up against the best in the game. “These kids that walk the halls those are the same halls that Kobe walked and he had a dream he stuck to the course and he did what he had to do to reach his dream and he didn’t waiver. At ten years old he entered college where he studied advanced level physics, French and calculus. By the age of seven, he was walking the halls of high school. He cruised through most of primary school in just one year. “We made sure that he did everything the right way from academics to basketball so that these younger kids could have something to look forward to and see that there is hope that you can make it from Huntsville, Alabama,” Coach Brown said. To say that Greg Smith was a talented child is putting it easily. No one supported him more than his parents, Greg and Sheryll Brown, who always wanted Kobe to be an example for the Huntsville community. The Virginian-Pilot The boy genius who took on college as a 10-year-old is a teenager now.
Kobe spent draft night in the Rocket City where the dream of becoming a pro first began and he was surrounded by friends and family who believed in him his whole life. Clowney selected 21st overall by Brooklyn Nets
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