Did Jeremy Sohan’s Secret Courtship Videos Go Viral? Data Shows the Real Story Behind the Hater Report

The Video That Sparked a Storm

I didn’t click on it out of curiosity—I clicked because the numbers didn’t add up.

Mya Mills posted clips showing Jeremy Sohan off-court—laughing, sharing fries after practice in Aurora. It looked like romance.

But here’s what matters: Sohan played all 54 regular-season games this year.

The Real Stats Don’t Lie

His per-game line: 11.4 points, 6.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists. Field goal percentage: 53.5%. Three-point rate: 30.8%.

That’s not ‘cute.’ That’s efficient. He’s not a social media star—he’s a mid-tier rotation player who moves without flair but with consistency. We don’t need drama—we need density in decision-making.

Why This Isn’t Just Clickbait

I grew up in a Polish Catholic home where hard work meant more than hashtags. My father once told me: “If you can’t measure it, don’t believe it.” This isn’t about who he dates—it’s about how he plays. Our community doesn’t care about trending clips—it cares about who shows up when it matters most.

The Quiet Truth of Middle America Sports

The Bulls lost last season? Still—I watched every game. The data doesn’t quit because someone posted a video. The analytics don’t lie—people do. I’m not here to stir drama—I’m here to bring clarity to chaos.