Introducing … Julian Isaiah Culthberson
School: Peekskill High School (N.Y.)
Sport: Basketball
Year: Class of 2016
My dream job, outside of being a professional athlete, would be … To be a basketball Coach.
If you’d see my iPod, you’d find … Basketball photos and videos of my games and some music
Someday, I’d like to be driving a … Acura
The best part of my hometown is … Opportunities for sports advancement
My dream city to be living in 10 years from now is … City of White Plains
The ultimate compliment is when I get compared with … Ray Allen, Heat
If I could be teammates with one pro athlete in any sport, it’d be … Chris Paul, Clippers
If I could meet anybody, it would be … Chris Paul, Clippers
The websites I couldn’t live without are … You Tube
The greatest meal ever is … Lasagna
Best movie of all-time is … Glory Road
My can’t-miss TV show is … Martin
My favorite pro team is … Los Angeles Clippers
Worst thing about pro sports is … Sustaining an injury
Best uniforms in sports belong to … Seahawks
One thing my coach always says that I’ll never forget … Continue to play defense and you will always remain on the court
I will consider myself a success when I … Buy my mother a house.
If I won the lottery, the first thing I’d buy is … A Car
If I could tell one person thanks, it would be … My Brother, Jamel Culthberson for all his dedication and help toward my goals and who has also been my inspiration and a past Red Devil Basketball player with Peekskill High School. He’s my rock.
Ready to be “introduced” to the high school sports world? Submit your answers to the above questions – with a photo of yourself – to Suzanne Schwerer at sschwerer@usatoday.com.
JASON JORDAN’S WHAT I’M THINKING TODAY …
I hope that high school hoopers are paying attention to the decisions some of the college players are making about entering the NBA draft.
It’s so important to have the right circle when making a life-changing decision like this.
Sometimes you’re just not ready, and it’s OK.
An NBA GM told me a long time ago, “It’s not about getting to the NBA it’s about staying there.”
Some of these guys are in for a rude awakening.
WHAT I CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF RIGHT NOW …
“Always take the good out of a bad situation it’s just going make you a stronger person.” – St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.) guard Tyler Dorsey
– Jason Jordan