Rantin’ with Nique Domonique

On this Episode I speak with one of the most dynamic scorers in South Carolina Basketball History,
Devan Downey. Devan has done it all when it comes to the game of basketball, he was a high school standout ranked nationally in the top 40 of the 2005 Rivals 150 while playing at Chester High School in Chester, SC, he was also selected to the 2005 Jordan Brand Classic All-American Game. At the time of graduating and receiving the 2005 South Carolina’s Mr. Basketball and AAA Player of the Year Award, Devan was 2nd All-Time in Career Points with 2,738. After High School, Devan made his way to be a Bearcat at the University of Cincinatti where he played Big East basketball and received All Conference & All American Honors. After finishing his freshman year there, due to coaching changes, Devan decided to come closer to home and play for the University of South Carolina, here is where he spent his last 3 collegiate basketball years. After racking up on countless accolades from All-SEC Honors to All-American Team Honors, Devan focused his eyes towards a long professional basketball career. With a long basketball career which started 25 + years ago for Devan comes knowledge of the game with stories, situations, and experience to follow. Listen here for a transparent conversation about basketball, scouting, recruiting, and playing the game that you love.

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In this episode of Rantin’ with Nique, Nique speaks to former All American basketball player, Arkansas Razorback, and NBA Veteran, Ronnie Brewer. Ronnie, born and raised in Fayetteville, Arkansas speaks about his early beginnings in basketball to eventually being drafted 14th to the Utah Jazz after forgoing his Senior Year at the University of Arkansas. As a hardworker and player that prided himself on defense, Ronnie was able to fit in immediately and make an impact as an NBA Player. Listen to the full episode here to get all the stories and game from someone that did it and still has an influence as he is the new Recruiting Coordinator for the University of Arkansas…

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In this podcast short, Nique spoke with the legendary Freeway Ricky Ross. From his humble beginnings in Texas to moving to California at a young age, playing tennis and being active in the community to becoming rich off building his own empire, Ross drops a few gems that we can live by, check this out…

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In this episode, Nique speaks with former McDonald’s All American, Jordan Brand Classic All American, current basketball pro, Rasheed Sulaimon. Rasheed talks about his beginnings in Houston Texas as a basketball star at his high school Alma Mater Strake Jesuit College Prep, being a 5 star recruit , and deciding to choose Duke University to play for the legendary Mike Krzyzewski and finishing his college career at The University of Maryland as a Terrapin. Rasheed is now playing professionally overseas and has a story to tell. This episode is for the hoopers and anyone that enjoys a good story, check this out …

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In this Episode, I speak with Mg Marz, an artist from Chicago who has a lot to say. We speak about his influences in music, the music scene today, what’s his process when recording, and how serious he takes music. With a lot of new artist that pop up daily, artist have to differentiate themselves to be heard or seen, and Mg Marz has what it takes to be a rose from the pavement in this game. With his grind, wisdom, dope melodies, and drive to be the best, he’s set his foundation for success, check this out...

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In this episode, Nique speaks with Darnell Rodriguez, formely known as Boss G, a rap artist that began to blow in the 2010’s with the hit single “Hobby”, shortly after the song started gaining national attention, he was arrested on charges from the FBI. In this interview, Mr. Rodriguez explains where his love for music came from, his industry ties, entrepreneurship, and even his federal case. Still tapped in to the music game and what’s going on, Rodriguez gave some good insight on marketing, promotion, his time in prison and how things work, he also gives some profound words and wisdom when dealing with adversity and utilizing your time properly. Check this out ...

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