Congratulations to Myles.

[Knights 1212]

I just read that Myles Johnson has been selected at UCLA to be the guest speaker from the grad Engineering Department at graduation. That is quite an honor for Myles. Congratulations to him. He has always been one who takes education first and was always involved in so many activities during his four years at Rutgers. I am so proud of him.

 

[srru86]

That's great

 

[ecojew]

Myles is the true definition of "student athlete." Congratulations to him on yet another achievement.

 

[RUHouston]

Awesome! And a Loyal Son to boot!

 

[VegasPJ1]

Outstanding honor for this RU grad. Congrats.

 

[srru86]

LA Times

UCLA’s Myles Johnson puts basketball dreams aside to start engineering career​

"Johnson has a standing offer from IBM and a strong lead on an NBA job — in the tech and analytic department of the Golden State Warriors, who reached out about him joining their front office."

 

[RUDave_01]

That's awesome! We knew early on in his time at RU that he was going far in life. This is just a preview of what's to come for Myles.

 

[BOGDANOVICH]

Amazing kid with an incredible work ethic.

 

[KNICKI]

Loyal son LOL. Leaves RU to a blue blood & pretends it’s for academics.
Honestly if he stayed at RU he might have made it to the NBA.
UCLA sold him a bill of goods & made him a human screener. He screwed over
RU, but Pike was too classy to throw him under the bus. The going home angle was BS
since he‘s back in NJ today.

 

[VegasPJ1]

Loyal son LOL. Leaves RU to a blue blood & pretends it’s for academics.
Honestly if he stayed at RU he might have made it to the NBA.
UCLA sold him a bill of goods & made him a human screener. He screwed over
RU, but Pike was too classy to throw him under the bus. The going home angle was BS
since he‘s back in NJ today.

PPOD - PATHETIC POST OF the DAY

 

[RUPete]

LA Times

UCLA’s Myles Johnson puts basketball dreams aside to start engineering career​

"Johnson has a standing offer from IBM and a strong lead on an NBA job — in the tech and analytic department of the Golden State Warriors, who reached out about him joining their front office."

That would be really cool if he can apply his knowledge to basketball like that. But he may want to try other things.