After years in his dad's shadow, Kiyan Anthony charts his own path to Syracuse while strengthening family bond

Kiyan Anthony has had eyeballs on it for years, which had the best NBA expectations throughout high school. However, considering who his father was, this number has always been reproduced.

Famer Carmelo Anthony, whose father is All-Star 10 times and is considered one of the best pure strikers in basketball history.

Kiyan, like his father, in Syracuse, in his own words, “Max” for two years. And now that his father’s game days are over, Carmelo “more hand on the deck”.

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In an recent interview with Fox News Digital, “I can’t say that we are closer to (when he plays) (I can’t say that we are closer than he plays (because he plays). He puts all his time in court, whether he exercises and comes to my games, I feel that he bought us closer about our bond, our connection was always there, but he just got stronger and grew. “

Some father-son ties, the two relations, basketball and regular father speaking points to celebrate the Father’s Day, where they talked about the “only close friends” section came to the film in cooperation with the meta.

“To cooperate with Meta and Instagram and to show the other side from the field, to show our personality and my father’s connection, I feel that it was a great exit. And working with them was really fun. And that’s why I feel that we do it, Kiy Kiyan said.

“People always see him in my plays on the side line, but they never see it as our real connection from the court. Therefore, I feel like these collaborations and these interviews and these podcasts, the fans give the type of bond we build and the type of connection we have.”

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Kiyan admitted that there was some “pressure” to live up to Hype, especially with a blood line. But at the end of the day, the dreams of NBA are not his father.

Kiyan, “To be honest, at the beginning of my career, even in basketball, I wasn’t so good. So there are so many ideas and people who say that I wasn’t so good and that my father wasn’t there because I still tried to deal with myself, Kiy Kiyan said. “But when I start to be better, as I continue to work, I started to take my side, now I have a lot of admiration. Frankly, there are too much hate, there are very complicated views, but you know, I just driving and looking at every game, I look at a big fan base there.

“My father wasn’t a kind of person who would force me because I had to play basketball, I had to do what he did. So just let me shake and let me make my own decisions, but that’s what I wanted to do, and that’s what I fell in love with,” he continued. “Now I have the chance to follow the footprints to go to school, I hope it wins some games. Obviously, the NBA is the main goal, but I will always be there every day, I try to be better every day. This, what I want to do. This, I say it at the highest level, in fact, it is only the lock, however, however, it is like this, The lock, “so much lock,” so lock, “so lock,” such lock, “like,” so lock, “like,” so lock, “like,” so lock, “like,” like. “

The first step in living until the name Anthony plays Orange’s leading role in Orange, in which Melo won a championship in 2003. In recent years, it has been up and down for Syracuse, but the young Anthony is ready to bring back the days of glory.

Kiyan, “My father won a national championship. Obviously, this is the main goal, but if I go there some games, even if I enter the tournament, even if I win a few games in the tournament, I feel that this is a great success, because the last few years, they came out of the grill.” “They don’t make a tournament. They don’t win too many games at the conference. So, I will just try to enter there and really bring back the fan base, bring what Syracuse is, and everyone knows what it is about.

Fox News’ Connor McGahan contributed to this report.

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