Zakri McKenley Randolph, who had never seen his father since childhood, took the surname of his mother, Mae Landolph. May has four children, Zach Randolph is the eldest son, he also has a younger brother Roger, and two younger sisters, Tomica and Kelly. To tell the truth, Randolph's appearance and figure are mostly inherited from his mother Mei, and the two do look very, very similar, and they are both round-faced fat. On Thanksgiving Day 2016, May died of illness.
It is conceivable that Randolph, who was only in charge of his mother when he was a child, lived a very poor life, to what extent? Randolph wears the same pair of jeans every day to school, and never washes them, because when they are washed, they don't have to wear them. Because of this, his classmates looked down on him and nicknamed him "crusty" because Randolph's jeans were stained and hard like shells.
Randolph Attended Marion High School in Indiana, where he met his own Bó Lè, high school basketball coach Mo Cimeadley. Simidley recalled that Randolph had volunteered to join the basketball team, when the kid boasted that he would be an NBA player in the future. But Randolph was a humble fat man in high school, and his athletic ability was terrible. He was the tallest man on the basketball team, but he could barely touch the basket, so he was ridiculed by his teammates. Randolph also tried rugby, a sport that every American boy would try, randolph's rugby career lasted only two training sessions, and he retired from rugby after being easily chased and dropped to the ground.
As a child, Randolph was in trouble, and in 1998, when he was still in high school, he stole three guns and put them at home, just to sell some money to his mother to subsidize the family. Because of this incident, Marion High School banned him for a year.
Randolph met another nobleman in high school, or rather a big benefactor, former NBA Rockets player Herb McPherson, who taught basketball at another school in Indiana. The low-lying kaleidoscope Landoff we know today is McPherson's masterpiece, or McPherson's youth. He not only taught Randolph a lot of low-post offensive skills, but more importantly, taught him to make friends carefully and prevent him from going a crooked path.
In 2000, Zach Randolph made a splash at the McDonald's High School Championship in the United States, scoring 23 points and 15 rebounds to win the MVP of the year. At that time, he and his friend Darius Miles discussed and participated in the 2000 NBA Draft as a high school player, but Miles actually went and was taken by the Clippers with the third pick. Randolph hesitated to go, accepting a call from one of the NCAA's most famous coaches, Michigan coach Tom Izzo, to compete on college basketball.
In Michigan, Randolph met a manager like Izzo who took care of him like a father, and also met a mentor and friend, Jason Richardson, a senior who was one level older than him. Richardson not only helped Randolph at the training ground, but also supervised him to go to class and train on time, and the two eventually joined hands to bring Michigan to the final four. In the 2001 draft, Richardson was selected by the Warriors with the fifth pick, while Randolph was selected by the Blazers with the 19th pick.
Does Randolph have a relationship with Warriors coach Kerr? What the average person may not notice is that during the Blazers, Zach Randolph and Steve Cole were teammates for a year. Kerr gave him a high evaluation when he recalled Randolph, saying that although he was still a rookie at that time, he did not show any fear in training against famous stars such as Dale Davis and Rashid Wallace, and even had the upper hand on the offensive end.
The Portland Trail Blazers ultimately failed to succeed under Wallace and others, and instead they were dubbed the "Prison Brigade" by the media because Wallace, Ruben Patterson, and Randolph were all thorns. Wallace and Randolph did not have a holiday, but Patterson and Randolph could be said to be enemies. During a training class in 2003, Patterson bullied teammate Quint Wood, Randolph stepped forward and fought, the two wrestled together, and Randolph punched Patterson in the eye socket. After training, Randolph did not dare to go back to his apartment, but hid in the house of his big brother Dale Davis, because he believed that Patterson, a real rogue, would definitely find someone to take revenge on him.
In July 2014, Zach Randolph first learned about his biological father, the year he was 33 years old. Coincidentally, the man turned out to be a Memphis native, and he first met May Randolph when he was a high school graduate, when the two met and fell in love in May's hometown of Indiana.
Zach Randolph's son was named Zach Randolph Jr., and although his father was not good at rugby as a child, his son embarked on the rugby path. The little blue fat man did not inherit his father's round face, but his ability to run and jump was really good. At present, little blue fat man is also studying in Marion, the high school where his father studied, and is the starting defensive interceptor of the football team. Maybe in the near future, we will be able to see another cornice walking on the wall, rather than little Randolph who is too fat to jump and can't jump up to be active in the NFL.
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