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Pride Was His Life Force; For Us It Was A Live Nerve That He Could Teach Us To Brush. One Stroke, A Good Practice, And We Could Tingle For Days ... First, He Found The Pride In Each Of Us, Then He Taught Us How Good It Could Feel. What He Was Ultimately After Was For Every One Of Us To Learn To Light Our Own Fires And Glow Our Brightest.

When I Traveled Through Greece In The '90s, Everything [albert Hoxie] Taught Me Came Flooding Back And I Was Able To Appreciate The Art And Culture Much More Because Of Him.

I Needed To Go To Class; I Needed To Go To Practice; I Needed To Have A Life Away From Basketball.

My Biggest Accomplishment Has Been Making A Transition From Athlete To Author.

I Could Have Skated By As An Athlete, But The World Is So Much Bigger And More Interesting Than Any One Thing. I Didn't Want To Be Pigeonholed As Just A Jock. I'm Also An Author, A Student Of History, And I Collect Memorabilia From The Wild West. I'm Also A Son, A Father, And A Friend.