Today I had the pleasure of hosting a special guest, former Siena guard and current Harlem Gloebtrotter Tay "Firefly" Fisher for a profile I am going to write on him in the coming weeks. He is most known for his crunch-time play to lead #13 Siena to victory over #4 ranked Vanderbilt to advance to the second round of the 2008 March Madness. He is a role model to all that know him and has a Basketball Camp for kids, adding that he wants to be a teacher after he is done with basketball. Once scoring 61 points in a high school game in his hometown Kingston, NY, Fisher describes his appreciation for the game and his drive to be the best he can, never letting up.
Download Podcast: Tay Fisher Interview w/ Z.P.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Categories: basketball, camp, fisher, globetrotters, harlem, harlem globetrotters, kingston, march madness, new york, siena, tay, tay fisher, vanderbilt, zack pumerantz
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