So March Madness ended last week and I don't know if you know this about me but I am a huge sports fan and this week's guest is Jay Williams. He's an analyst at ESPN. He won a college basketball national championship while he played at Duke and then he was drafted into the

NBA second overall in the 2002 draft by the Chicago Bulls.

His rookie year he gets into a motorcycle accident and it all but ends his career.

It was so bad that one physician told Jay it looked like an IED exploded on his leg.

Jay says part of him died that day, but he says that's the most important thing. on his

reawakening began.

Here's this week's episode, Jay Williams,

and the moment he stopped asking God, why me?

And started asking, why not me?

Thanks so much for joining.

Thank you for having me.

You and I go back and of course we love to give each other some grief around March

Madness time with Duke and Michigan. But this is all about journeys of faith and how our

faith has guided us through triumph and tragedy which you've seen your

share of. So let's just go back to the beginning and take me all the

way back. Let's rewind a little bit.

But before we rewind, I just want to ask you,

what is it that you believe, Jay?

I originally, I'm Catholic.

I went to an all-boys Catholic high school. I went to an all boys Catholic high school I went through a private school K

through eighth and my father was Catholic my father's from Fort Lauderdale so I

grew up going to a Catholic church. I think faith

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