Jayden Quaintance from Kentucky gets help from Mark Pope and Teammates to ACE Driver test

Kentucky Wilde Katz Striker Jaiden Cantans, who reached 18 years old, is scheduled to test his driver and obtained help from his new coach, Mark Bob. On Wednesday, Maggie Davis participated in the BBN anchor tonight on X/Twitter a video of the Pope and Wildcats that help Quaintance to prepare for the test.

To help the upcoming Kentucky student to pass the driving test, Bob collected an obstacle to a hurricane of the famous comic series in the 1970s, “The Brady Bunch”.

In the Live Instagram video, Bob explained the challenge he created for Quaintance while displaying the course.

Like a scene of the show, the course included several traffic cones with eggs laid on top of two of them. The goal of Quaintance was to weave the cycle without expelling the eggs of the cones.

“How do you feel this?” The Pope asked.

“I feel good, man,” said Quaintance. “I will not lie.”

The entire Kentucky menu was present to see Ohayu’s attempts to complete the course. Bob even asked the players whether Quaintance had the challenge of passing the challenge, most of them responded positively.

Jaydeen Quaintance says he is confident in recovery

The season of Jayen Cantans, the Arizona student, ended prematurely due to an AFC Champions League injury in February. As a result, the former five -star recruiter was marginalized for the rest of the season. The average of 9.4 points and 7.9 rebounds in 24 games.

Despite the setback, Quaintance entered the transport gate in April and adheres to Mark Bob Bob at Wildcats. The Big Blue Nation is awaiting his arrival in Lexington, hoping to completely recover from the start of the new season.

Quaintance shared a positive update regarding his injury last month, giving fans for optimism.

“I was progressing well,” said Quaintance via Aseaofblue.com. “I was confident in coaches and coaches to try to get me correctly. Mentally, I was just focusing on the next step and the type of focus also on the moment.

He added: “In fact, I was not late this season. I had a lot of time to recover, and did not really help you. I was always focused on the next step and trying to build myself and see what I could do to improve faster.”

Jayden Quaintance will join Bittsburgh Transfer Galland LoweTULANE Transfer Kam Williams and the next student Jasper Johnson in renewing the Kentuccy menu.