It was the interview you've been waiting for on "Sound-off with Sinkoff". Today, Brian Sinkoff interviewed Glens Falls native Jimmer Fredette!
We're just 6 days away from the NBA Draft - which will completely change the life of Jimmer Fredette.
But on Friday afternoon, the Glens Falls native managed to squeeze in a visit to his hometown and former elementary school before he becomes a professional basketball player.
Jimmer Fredette is about to become a player in the NBA but the Glens Falls High School graduate is already a player on the reality television scene.
Today, "Jimmer Fredette - Follow Jimmer" began airing in webisodes on a dedicated YouTube channel and is also being syndicated on SI.com.
Admittedly, that's a little bit of hyperbole. Ok. That's an absurd amount of hyperbole. But as we begin to examine the NBA prospects of the fightin' Jimmer, I think a realistic comparison can be made with a certain Canadian point guard who plays in the desert.
Jimmer got Jimmered. In the end, Jimmer Fredette just ran out of steam as the Sweet 16 wasn't so sweet for BYU.
Florida defeated BYU in the Southeast Regional Semifinal, 83-74 in overtime - putting an end to the college career of the Glens Falls native.
Glens Falls native Jimmer Fredette has captivated the entire country. The BYU senior guard is the nation's leading scorer and has the Cougars in the NCAA Sweet 16 for the first time ever!
Just when you think that Glens Falls native and BYU star Jimmer Fredette was going to slow down in the NCAA Tournament, he dishes out yet another incredible performance.
The NCAA Tournament Edition of the "Jimmer Show" premiered in Denver on Thursday night and opening night was quite entertaining.
Fredette scored 32 points to lead 3rd seeded BYU to a 74-66 win over #14 Wofford in the Southeast Region.