C.J. Stroud Signed In a New Head Coach For $5.8 Million to Replace….
This weekend at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana, the NBA Celebrity All-Star Game is scheduled to include quarterback C.J. Stroud of the Houston Texans. Before the game, Stroud made an unexpected disclosure regarding his basketball background during a guest appearance on Dallas Cowboys player Micah Parsons’ podcast, The Edge. During his high school basketball career, Stroud, who attended Rancho Cucamonga High School in Rancho Cucamonga, California, asserts that he easily defeated a top player of the Miami Heat.Stroud claims he scored forty points against Adolfo Camarillo High School and Jaime Jaquez Jr., and he even produced video proof. According to C.J. Stroud, he gave Jaime Jaquez 40 points in high school.
In the short video, Stroud identified Jaquez as the opponent’s No. 24 player and asserted that he scored 40 points in the match, although Parsons made light of the fact that it was really a junior varsity game. “Aside from Jimmy Butler, do you know who the Miami Heat’s star player is at the moment? Jaquez Jaime. performed at UCLA. I had 40 points that game, and it was all his fault.
“Dude, stop playing with me,” Stroud uttered. “You see what I’m doing against NBA level talent?” Stroud, of course, took a different route and focused on football, which led to him entering Ohio State, getting chosen with the second overall choice in the 2023 NFL draft, and eventually earning Rookie of the Year with the Houston Texans. Fans will be hoping he puts on a display at the Celebrity All-Star Game because he still radiated confidence when telling Parsons all about his basketball history.
