Chris Emmanuel Paul, mostly known as
Chris Paul, went to
West Forsyth High School in Clemmons, North Carolina. There he was a 2003 McDonalds All-American and was gave the name Mr. North Carolina. He led his high school to the Class 4A Eastern Regional Finals.
One of the biggest struggles that Chris Paul had was when his grandfather got murdered in front of his house! This happened when Chris Paul was a Senior in High School. That same night Chris Paul scored 61 points in honor for his grandfather. Nathaniel Jones, who, got beaten to death by five boys! In a interview Paul said “ I scored one point for each year that my grandfather lived, after I reached 61, I missed the free throw on purpose so they would take me out. As I did that I started to bust into tears!" Paul attended Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He played two years there and led the Demon Deacons to two NCAA tournaments, and one Sweet Sixteen appearance. In his Freshman year, he was awarded the ACC Rookie Of The Year and then the following year he was awarded the ACC Defensive-Player.
Chris Paul has some amazing stats! In 36 games he almost overalls a double-double along with 4 rebounds a game, thats pretty intense for such a small kid, 6 feet to be exact. He has two turnovers every game, thats just a rookie mistake. He only has two personal fouls every game, thats not that bad. As a average, every five free throws he takes he makes four of them.
Chris Emmanuel Paul, mostly known as Chris Paul, went to West Forsyth High School in Clemmons, North Carolina. There he was a 2003 McDonalds All-American and was gave the name Mr. North Carolina. He led his high school to the Class 4A Eastern Regional Finals.
One of the biggest struggles that Chris Paul had was when his grandfather got murdered in front of his house! This happened when Chris Paul was a Senior in High School. That same night Chris Paul scored 61 points in honor for his grandfather. Nathaniel Jones, who, got beaten to death by five boys! In a interview Paul said “ I scored one point for each year that my grandfather lived, after I reached 61, I missed the free throw on purpose so they would take me out. As I did that I started to bust into tears!" Paul attended Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He played two years there and led the Demon Deacons to two NCAA tournaments, and one Sweet Sixteen appearance. In his Freshman year, he was awarded the ACC Rookie Of The Year and then the following year he was awarded the ACC Defensive-Player.
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