Practices Were Tough.

I've Had Enough Success For Two Lifetimes, My Success Is Talent Put Together With Hard Work And Luck.

Cancer Is A Scary Thing And You Have To Deal With It Seriously.

When I Was 17, I Worked In A Mentoring Program In Harlem Designed To Improve The Community. That's When I First Gained An Appreciation Of The Harlem Renaissance, A Time When African-americans Rose To Prominence In American Culture. For The First Time, They Were Taken Seriously As Artists, Musicians, Writers, Athletes, And As Political Thinkers.

I'm Not Comfortable Being Preachy, But More People Need To Start Spending As Much Time In The Library As They Do On The Basketball Court.

Your Best Athletes Might Give Basketball A Try Just When They Think, Geez, This Might Be Something That Pays Off For Me In The End.