Several college basketball players at the men’s Final Four in Indianapolis, Indiana, discussed their faith with the media.
Arizona Wildcats star Koa Peat said sharing the Gospel is his “purpose.”
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“Without faith, I’m nothing. So I’ve been really faithful since a young child. My dad was a pastor,” Peat said.
“I don’t think basketball is really my purpose. I think being able to have this platform to spread the Gospel is really my purpose,” he continued.
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“I don’t think basketball is my purpose. I think being able to have this platform to share The Gospel is really my purpose”
– Arizona Wildcats F Koa Peat
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— Jon Root (@JonnyRoot_) April 5, 2026
UConn Huskies star Tarris Reed Jr. was asked about the significance of playing on Resurrection Weekend.
“The resurrection is literally everything. That’s like the staple of Christianity,” he said.
“Without the resurrection, there is no Christianity,” he continued.
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