Brandy Cole

According to the sources, Brandy Cole is a practicing attorney in St.Louis. There are no details related to her professional life. Thus, she is widely known as the mother of Jayson Tatum. Jayson enrolled at ‘Duke University, in 2016 and made his debut. In the 2016–2017 season, he missed out on a few games, in the beginning, due to a foot injury.

Eventually, he made his debut in December 2016. Thus, he scored 10 points to lead his team to a win over ‘Maine, in his debut. Consistently, he performed well to lead his team to victories, over the next few weeks. He led the victory over major teams such as ‘Florida,’ ‘Georgia Tech,’ and ‘Miami.’

Caption: Brandy Cole’s son Jayson during his match. Source(Instagram)

In March 2017, his team the ‘Duke Blue Devils,’ entered the ‘ACC Tournament Championship finals. Therefore, the Duke defeated the ‘Notre Dame Fighting Irish, in the finals. Fortunately, after that, they won the championship.  In addition, he scored 19 points and 8 rebounds in the match.

Thus, he played a decisive role in his team’s championship victory. Whereas, his average throughout the tournament was 22.0 points per game. Meanwhile, he was named to the All-ACC Tournament Team. Duke’s performance during the ‘NCAA Tournament’ was far from good, despite winning the ACC Tournament.

More about career

Unfortunately, Duke was exiled in the second round itself. In addition, his personal performance was exceptional. Therefore, he scored an average of 16.5 points per game. Later, he decided to aim straight for the ‘NBA Draft,’ following a freshman season. During the season, he was projected as a first-round selection. Also, he played a second-round game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

In the match, he scored 28 points. Moreover, the score was the all-time highest score in a playoff by a rookie playing for the ‘Celtics.’ In the 4 consecutive NBA Playoff games, he also became the youngest player to score more than 20 points. Then, he scored his fifth 20-pointer in the same tournament. Due to this point, he was able to claim another record.

During the rookie playoff, he became one of the two players to score 20 points in 10 games. In May 2018, Similarly, he was named to the NBA All-Rookie First Team, in May 2018. He also got the opportunity to represent his national team in many overseas tournaments. In the 2014 ‘FIBA Under-17 World Championship, he was seen participating. And, also was competing in the 2015 ‘FIBA Under-19 World Championship.’