I'm A Playmaker. I'm Always

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.

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.

I Was Shocked Cause I Didn't Even Know That They Made My Jersey. I Didn't Know That They Made It So Fast, So When I Saw It I Was Like, I Had To Look Three Times And I Was Like, 'did They Customize That?' And Then I Saw A Couple Of Other Ones And I Was Like, Ok, They Must've Made Them Overnight Or Something.

There Is So Much Temptation To Hold On To My Career Even More Now. To Try To Micromanage And Dictate Every Little Aspect. But That's Not How I Want To Do Things Anymore. I'm Thinking About How Can I Trust God More. How Can I Surrender More? How Can I Bring Him More Glory? It's A Fight. But It's One I'm Going To Keep Fighting.

I Have An Economics Degree With A Minor In Sociology. The Reason I Have That Is Because I Want To Do A Ministry In Urban Areas And Help With Underprivileged Kids.