Jeff Teague moves back home - with his parents

The Hawks dealt Jeff Teague to Indiana as part of a three-team, pre-draft trade after seven seasons in Atlanta.

It was a homecoming for Teague, who grew up in Indianapolis. While he sold his Buckhead condo earlier this year, he did not have plans to buy another home. Instead, Teague -- who will make $8 million with the Pacers next season -- will live in the basement of his parent's home.

Teague, 28, told the Query and Schultz show on WNDE-AM 1260 that he purchased the home in 2013 and gave it to his parents.

How long will this arrangement last and will he have curfew? Listen to his response:

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