He is definitely a prospect...and, quickly becoming a top one at that.
I am blessed to have known Rosevelt way back to his HS days, and, have already professed that he indeed was a very talented basketball player in addition to his tremendous football skills, and, he is as good a person as there is.
I have been blessed as well to have been around his children at times and watch them in their athletic endeavors...some talented individuals, and, like their Mom and Dad, great kids as well.
I have no idea what will ultimately happen with Myles, but, I have seen him grow (literally, and figuratively) as a basketball player, and, the article here mentions it....and I alluded to it in a post above in having witnessed it...it is in part due to his Dad. He seems to have a future in basketball...and, perhaps a very bright one. I remember my son having a game one night, and, Rosevelt being there while Myles ran suicides (along the sideline of the court while my son's game was going on)...I went down to talk to him, and, he told me that Myles had failed to meet the time requirement during practice that evening for his AAU team, and, that while his coach and teammates had left, Rosevelt was making Myles continue (and he did it multiple times, much to his dismay) until he met the time requirement.
Youngest son of former Purdue and NFL standout Rosevelt Colvin making waves as a 15-year-old sophomore at Heritage Christian.
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