In Drew Timme’s first year following a standout college career, he went undrafted then suffered a season-ending injury in the G League.

His second year? That’s seen him come into his own with the Long Island Nets and get handed his first NBA shot in Brooklyn.

“You’ve got to grab the bull by the horns,” said Timme, a 24-year-old Texan with a slight twang, easy smile and lumberjack beard. “I think my first year especially, I came in a little more passive and: ‘Oh, let’s see what happens. I’m not gonna assert myself as much. I don’t wanna ruffle too many feathers.’

Drew Timme went from being the alpha on a powerhouse Gonzaga team to toiling in the G League. But he’s having a moment now with the Nets.{ai:summary}<p>Drew Timme, after going undrafted and facing a season-ending injury in the G League, has made significant strides in his second year with the Long Island Nets. He emphasizes the importance of being proactive and seizing opportunities in his debut with the Brooklyn Nets.</p><p>#sports</p>

The ‘eff it’ shift and childhood reunion behind Drew Timme’s Nets breakthrough

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