I Loved The Game. We Played Because

The Need To Be Cared For Is The Base Of Everything. In The Penitentiaries, You Won't Hear Gangbangers And Criminals Say, 'no, I Don't Want To Be Cared For By Nobody.' When You Care About Them, They'll Open Up To You.

Money Has Changed Today's Black Athletes. Those Who Have The Ability As African Men To Bring A Change In A Community That So Desperately Needs It Are Concentrating Only On Their Own Careers, Some Charities And How Much Money They Can Make.

Showing Weakness Will Encourage Your Opponents. It Inspires Them. It Encourages Them To Hit Harder. To Come Faster. But When You Don't Show Any Fear, Or When You Don't Show Any Hurt, You Have The Opportunity To Discourage Your Opponent. You Discourage Your Enemies. The Bottom Line Is, If You Think Properly, You Don't Even Have To Think About All Of That. All You Have To Think About Is That Guy Across From Me Is Human, And So Am I. And He'll Never Out-work Me. He'll Never Out-think Me. And If You Can't Out-work Me, And You Can't Out-think Me, You'll Never Beat Me.

I Could Fully Express Myself In Lacrosse.

I Don't Deal In Frustration. I'm A Fighter. And Everything I've Ever Gotten, I've Had To Fight For.