Louisville Basketball player Hercy Miller is a diamond in the rough.

Freshman Point Guard Hercy Miller talks to sports reporter Brette Dawson from the Courier Journal in Louisville about his future, being thankful for the opportunity, staying ready to keep working hard, learning from the legend Coach Kenny Payne and also doing his part in the community.
Now their relationship is taking a new turn, with Master P’s son Hercy Miller transferring to Louisville to play for Payne, the Cardinals’ first-year head coach. More Louisville basketball:'He can be an inspiration': What Kenny Payne's hire means to Louisville's Black community
Hercy Miller, son of rapper Master P, poses for a picture with Ocean Robertson, 2, during her birthday party at the Louisville Zoo in Louisville on June 30, 2022. Miller is a walk-on for the U of L's basketball team. Miller, a 6-foot-3 guard, is a Card in part because of a bond he built with the coaching staff this offseason. But he has Louisville ties beyond the Cardinals’ new coaches.
After Hurricane Katrina, some displaced members of Master P’s family were relocated to Louisville. Hercy Miller was about 7 years old the first time he visited the city with his father, who connected with community activist Christopher 2X and began working with young people in the city, an effort that continues still.

[@thevillelova93]

We'll need this kid. As thin as we'll be at guard this year he'll be playing some ball.

[@spprincep353]

Love this kid game you will see him in league 👌🏿💯

[@j2323j]

👌 happy for the brotha There is NoLimit

[@bradlane5244]

It's great to see him being showcased in the ACC

[@keshundavis3902]

My friend, Hercy

[@sligerustherealofaxuna7988]

Master P taught this man well. You could tell he was a MASSIVE influence on this man’s character.

[@paulhernandez1900]

God bless. No Limit✌🏾

[@jenswan37]

Kentucky 🤗🤗

[@redstate502]

Glad we have him in the 'Ville! He's definitely underrated and people are overlooking the impact he is going to have this season. Go CARDS!

[@deandreray3500]

Let’s see how long he stays

[@redstate502]

@@deandreray3500 ok

[@KE-YONIC]

🦅

[@ogslimeast713]

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[@worldtime4164]

gett'em hersa

[@bobbyyoung4243]

Prove it . Go cards

[@ggetinc]

@NBA #lillastaylive

[@deandreray3500]

Don’t touch him something will happen he will transfer again like he already has done twice!

[@lilcourtny08]

Should have never went to a HBCU school out of highschool. If you are trying to make pro attend a major school from the beginning. Doing that bs fit that culture doesn't pay bills.