Top 10 Secrets About Trae Young

 Trae Young is no stranger to success. The Atlanta Hawks guard has already established himself as one of the best players in the league, with top-10 stats in points per game and assists per game. But there are some secrets about Trae Young that even his most devoted fans don’t know. Here are the top 10 secrets about Trae Young that you need to know:

1. Trae was born on September 19th, 1998 in Lubbock, Texas but he grew up in Norman, Oklahoma. He attended Norman North High School before attending the University of Oklahoma for two years and ultimately becoming a first round pick by the Hawks in 2018.

2. Growing up, Trae had an affinity for basketball, but also played baseball and football. He was an all-state shortstop in Oklahoma before his family moved to Norman where he won a state championship in basketball.

3. Trae’s career at the University of Oklahoma was nothing short of remarkable - he led his team to the NCAA tournament while scoring 27 points per game and dishing out 8.7 assists per game (a single season record).

4. Despite being listed at only 6 feet tall, Trae has incredible range when it comes to shooting - he set a Big 12 record by making 118 three-pointers during his sophomore season at OU.

5. The secret behind Trae Young's success is that he has an incredibly high basketball IQ. Not only does he make smart decisions on the court, but he also studies game film to gain a better understanding of opponents and learn how to improve his own game.

6. Although Trae is known for being an unselfish player who loves setting up his teammates, he can take over games when necessary - during the 2017-2018 season at OU, he became the first Division I player in 30 years to lead the nation in both points and assists per game.

7. Trae has always been a leader, even as a young kid in Norman – he was voted captain of every team he’s ever played for since age 8!

8. When asked about what drives him to be successful in the NBA, Trae often cites his mom’s words of wisdom. She once told him, “If you want to be great, you must outwork everyone else.”

9. Despite being an incredibly talented ball player, Trae is also a multi-faceted entertainer – he was part of the 2018 Black Panther cast and was recently featured on Drake’s hit song “Lemon Pepper Freestyle.”

10. Finally, it is no secret that Trae loves to give back to his community – every summer he hosts a basketball camp in Norman for kids grades 3-12 while continuing to inspire others through his own success story!