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Frank Kaminsky answers questions for fans on Twitter

By  Blair Sheade
   
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Leading up to the NBA Draft, 2015 College National Player of the Year Frank Kaminsky took over the Sports Illustrated Twitter account and answered fans’ personal questions. We found out he’s a pretty funny guy.

Frank Kaminsky’s childhood home is for saleKaminsky is a Chicago native and a lot of his answers prove that he’s still a fan of the city.

Kaminsky played basketball and football at Benet Academy, and when someone asked who his favorite NFL team was he said the Bears.

The former Wisconsin Badger said he loves the Chicago White Sox, and Frank Thomas was one of his idols growing up. He also said Michael Jordan was his favorite basketball player, as well.

Being a Michael Jordan fan, Kaminsky said he would pick wearing Michael Jordan shoes over Air Forces and any other shoe.

Frank Kaminsky discusses nicknames Kaminsky said his favorite food was pizza, and being from Chicago, the only pizza he likes is the deep dish with pepperoni.

He answered some really weird questions as well and gave some great answers.

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