By Breuna Jackson, Morehead State Athletic Media Relations
MOREHEAD, Ky. -- What have Morehead State student-athletes been accomplishing at home since March? What are their goals for this coming season? Find out in a new quick-hitter series called Question Trio.
Women's basketball graduating senior
Breuna Jackson interviewed current student-athletes to see what has been on their minds. In the third segment, we profile men's basketball's De'von Cooper. A Louisville, Ky., native, Cooper had to miss the entire 2019-20 season with injuries but is strong and motivated to make his fourth season at MSU a good one.
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Q: How did you adapt to life back at home during these times?
DC: During this time I have really been able to sit back and reflect on my life and my future more and the things that I need to do to reach my goal. I am always constantly pushing myself, and the quarantine just made me grind harder.
Q: How was it taking online courses this past semester, and did you feel you still excelled in classes?
DC: At first it was a lot to keep up with, but I ended up doing well and excelled in my classes. I take being a student athlete seriously, it is important that I set an example on and off the court.
Q:Â Did you learn any new skills or talents this past semester at home?
DC: One new hobby I learned over the break was meditation. The importance and peace I gain has a positive effect on my mind.
