Flow Station Podcast EP 13 | Frankie Ferrari
Channel: The Flow Station
Date: 2019-11-08

This episode features former University of San Francisco Dons basketball player Frankie Ferrari. Frankie currently plays for the  Baxi Manresa of the Liga ACB and the Basketball Champions League. We discuss his flow, rest and recovery, his mindset changing phone call, & lessons he has learned along his journey. Find the audio version of the podcast below

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Frankie had quite the journey in college. From Wikipedia - "Ferrari played sparingly as a freshman, appearing in 16 games and averaging 8.9 minutes played and 1.3 points per game. He left the team after the end season and transferred to Cañada College, where he redshirted his sophomore year. Ferrari returned to San Francisco after being heavily recruited by new Dons head coach Kyle Smith. In his first season back with the team Ferrari saw a significant increase in playing time as a key reserve despite missing the first eight games of the season due to a broken hand, appearing in 25 games (starting four) and averaging 5.2 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game.  He became the Dons' starting point guard during his redshirt junior season, playing a school record 39 games (27 starts) and led the team with 11.4 points, 4.6 assists (5th-best in the conference) and 1.0 steals per game and was named first team All-West Coast Conference (WCC).He also became the first USF player since 2014 to be named the WCC player of the week after scoring 20 points with seven assists in the team's upset win against St. Mary's.  As a redshirt senior, Ferrari again led the team in points (14.7) and assists (5.5-3rd in the WCC) and steals (1.6) and was named first team All-WCC for a second straight year. Ferrari finished his collegiate career 30th in school history with 1,053 points, fifth in three-point field goals with 172, and third with 410 assists."