Former BYU guard Jimmer Fredette had a hard enough time getting around campus in Provo without being followed by adoring fans. Now that he's preparing for the NBA Draft, he's got a camera crew to do the following for him.
Tupelo-Honey Productions has just launched a new YouTube channel called "Follow Jimmer," featuring the scoring sensation as he travels to audition for NBA teams, trains with Cougar teammates in Provo, and socializes with friends and family.
The YouTube channel contains two videos, uploaded Wednesday afternoon, with more to be added as the draft nears. The first of the videos is embedded below.
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