I'm Going To Be Honest, Playing In

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

Every Day In Practice I Have To Lead By Example. But At The Same Time, When People Aren't Doing What They're Supposed To Be Doing, You're Responsible As A Player. You Can't Rely On The Coaches To Say Everything. The Players Have To Be Responsible And Take Ownership Of The Team. Every Day In Practice There Are Situations Where You Need To Say Something And Get A Message Across, But Do It In The Right Way.

With Pro-gaming That's One Of The Toughest Parts - Living Game To Game.

I'm Going To Be Honest, Playing In D-league Games Is Tough.

With All The Media Attention, All The Love From The Fans, I Felt I Needed To Prove Myself. Prove That I'm Not A Marketing Tool, I'm Not A Ploy To Improve Attendance. Prove I Can Play In This League. But I've Surrendered That To God. I'm Not In A Battle With What Everybody Else Thinks Anymore.