Dec 14, 2017
8:18:28am
8:18:28am
Yup and at the same time he'd jump in the pool and play pool basketball with them
It's one of my favorite stories the 80s players tell, they didn't know how hard they could guard him because they didn't want to kill him, but he was muscling up and dunking everyone else under the water.
And when the fun was done, it was back to business and meeting expectations. The "father figure" is a perfect analogy for that balance.
And when the fun was done, it was back to business and meeting expectations. The "father figure" is a perfect analogy for that balance.
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