I Was A Baseball Fan Myself, I

When I Was At Ucla, The Harlem Globetrotters Offered Me A Million Dollars To Come Play For Them. I Turned It Down Because My Education Was Just As Important As Playing Ball.

But People Don't Know If I Can Teach The Game. I Know I Can. My Experience In Oklahoma Was Positive. It Opened My Eyes To How The Game Is Played - The Interaction Among Players, Fans And Media, How All That Works. You Have To Know About The Business Of The Game And How The Actions Of Players And Coaches Affect The Business. I Think I Have It Down Now.

You Play With Your Soul As Well As Your Body.

I Think A Lot Of People, If They Get The Opportunity To Do Some Acting, They Think, 'i Might Be A Star.'

When I Was A Kid, No One Would Believe Anything Positive That You Could Say About Black People. That's A Terrible Burden.