Michael Scotto: Did you ever think you’d be a $100 million player? Jarrett Allen: I never thought that would happen. I’m not saying that I didn’t believe in my basketball abilities. I didn’t know that people saw that in me on the court. And you know, now that I have it, nothing’s really changed. I’m still who I am. I’m still going to be who I am on the court. There’s a reason I got the $100 million. I don’t think I need to go out there and shoot 20 threes a game. It’s a dream, and we’ll keep it that way. Michael Scotto: Ed Davis was the first to say you’d be a $100 million man. Have you two talked about it? Jarrett Allen: It’s funny that he was by my side when I was about to get the money, and he was rooting (for) me to get the money. Now that I have it, he’s by my side again, still edging me on to be the best I can be. It’s kind of funny. We’ve definitely talked about it.
