I've Surrendered That To God.

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.

It's The Off-the-court Spotlight In Terms Of Having People Look At You In Terms Of Analyzing Every Little Thing You Do In Your Life, Or Having Less Privacy In Your Day-to-day Activities, That's An Area I Need To Get More Accustomed To.

The Change That I Never Fall Into Is The, 'i'm-above-you-look-at-me-do-stuff-for-me Change.' The Change That I'm Hoping I Get To Is Where I Become Wiser, Smarter - Where I Put Myself In Situations That Don't Have A Huge Potential For Disaster.

I Grew Up In The Church, And I Always Kind Of Knew Bible Stories And Knew The Sunday School Answers, But When I Was A Freshman In High School I Joined Youth Group, And That's When I Started To See Radical Love; That's When I Started To See What Christian Community Is Supposed To Look Like And What Fellowship Is Supposed To Look Like.

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.