Did the NBA institute the three-point shot to give white folks a chance?
(laughs) No I don’t believe that. And I don’t believe that white people can’t play this game anymore. I am proving a lot of people wrong when I walk out on to the court. People look at me and they don’t see a basketball player. I’m doing this for myself. I still personally feel I have a lot to prove. I won’t be satisfied until people see what I can do. Did you ever think you’d have busloads of people coming from Scranton to see you? I had no idea and it was as much a surprise to me as it was to the people up here. I think they respect that though. People here are a lot like people in Scranton. They go out of their way to treat people kindly. Do you miss Scranton? More than anything. Does it put pressure on you to see all these little kids walking around wearing jerseys with your name on them? I just think it’s pretty cool. When I was young I was wearing someone’s jersey. I know what to do though. I was brought up the right way. I don’t put myself in a bad position. I’d say to those kid
