I Don't Play To Sweat,

Coaching Takes Patience. I'm More Enthused When Teaching Players Who Want It Versus When I Have To.

This Is It. It's For All The Marbles. I'm Sitting In The House Loading Up The Pump, I'm Loading Up The Uzis, I've Got A Couple Of M-16s, Couple Of Nines, Couple Of Joints With Some Silencers On Them, Couple Of Grenades, Got A Missile Launcher. I'm Ready For War.

'modern Warfare,' 'black Ops,' These Are All The Next Level Of Video Games. The People Are More Detailed, The Fighting Is More Exact, And I Can't Speak For Every Gamer Out There, But I Know When I Play, I Feel Like I'm Actually In The Game. It's That Intense.

So You're Dealing With A Coach, And You're Dealing With A Guy Who's Actually Experienced Nba Basketball From A Player's Perspective And Actually Goes About It That Way.

I'm Not The Type Of Person To Give Up Just Because Something Gets Rough. That's A Coward. That's Not Me.