Would you ask Pop that question?

In honor of Black History Month.

What would you do with the brain if you had one?

I want to share with you some of the people who impacted my life and my game.

My wife of 27 years, Denitri, she's giving me three great kids,

a boy by the name of Cameron Danley, who plays football,

why he played football, I don't know why, I don't know why,

I love all you guys.

To my mother, Virginia, I can remember when she asked me,

what is a rebound?

Now, she wants to know who should be plugging on a pick and roll.

She instill honesty, loyalty, and respect for myself so I can respect others.

She would say, do not embarrass yourself or me in the public.

Aunt Rosie, my second mom, and number one fame.

To my grandmother, she would always tell me read with a third eye and listen with a third eye.

To my grandpa, he would tell me, Adrian, you're a basketball player.

You're not a track and field star.

While being coached by Morgan, Frank Fuke, instructing me on my footwork.

I paired my first step after my idol, Elgin Bell. I copy Chet Walker's head and pump

face. Everybody always wins me. I scored a lot of points on that move. I remember as a ninth grader,

meeting Red Arbath. Who advised me, I hear it. He said, Adrian, John Hamletchak, weighs 205.

You should weigh 210.

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