Watson also started the Quiet Storm Foundation in his hometown of Las Vegas. Philanthropy has been at the center of Watson’s career since he developed a scholarship fund that honors his late grandmother and helps to support students studying education. While his basketball experience is impressive, his skills go far beyond the basketball court. He finished his collegiate career as Tennessee’s second all-time leader in assists and steals while scoring 1,424 points.

Watson played his college basketball for the Tennessee Volunteers for four seasons. Watson also played with Derrick Rose during his 2011-2012 MVP season, battling Rose every day in practice while averaging just under 10 points per game that year with the Bulls.

was originally signed to a 10 day contract by the Warriors where he impressed Coach Don Nelson as a backup to Baron Davis. Watson also has played overseas in Greece, Italy and Turkey.

Watson played for five different teams during his career including the Warriors, Bulls, Nets, Pacers, & Magic.

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