People Are Moved By My Story, But

You Have To Be Wired A Certain Way To Be A Professional Basketball Player, And The Way My Body Grew, Something Happened Genetically That Allowed Me To Become A Lot More Explosive.

I've Always Been A Target. Everyone Looks Me And Says, 'i'm Not Going To Let That Asian Kid Embarrass Me. I'm Going To Go At Him.' That's How It's Been My Whole Life.

I Think One Of The Most Rewarding Experiences In Life Is To See People Come To Christ And Make Lifestyle Changes. When That Happens, You Definitely See God Behind It. This Year We've Seen Eight Students Make First-time Decisions For Christ And When I See That, It's A Great Feeling. I'm Really Thankful That God Is Changing Somebody, Or Sometimes He's Changing Me.

Just Because I Had A Good Game Doesn't Change Who I Am, My Identity Is In Christ And Not In Basketball, I Love Playing Basketball And It's My Job But At The Same Time I Recognize That I'm A Sinner And That's Not Gonna Change Regardless Of How Well I Play On The Court

And People Are Always Saying He Deceptively Quick, Deceptively Athletic, And I Don't Know If That's Just Because I'm Asian Or What It Is, But Obviously There's Going To Be Stereotypes That You Have To Fight.