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You mentioned that you said you described yourself as an artsy,

artsy athlete. You went to the University of Georgia, right? You minored in theater before

almost get drafted by the chargers. That's right. Tell me that story. Weird, right? So I had,

so I majored in broadcast journalism and minored in, had to end up minoring in something. So to

play that year of red shirt, graduated in four, had another year to play ball. Champ Bailey would

have been coming in and shout out to Champ, Derris of Friend and his brother Ron, just hung out with

them while Georgia played embarrassingly the other day and lost. Of course, Alabama. But at that time,

there was this moment where I remember being in high school and trying to figure out

how to expand on what I was already doing as a poet and writing. And the expansion for me would

have only been theater. I was like, well, that would be next because you know how far can you go with

just the written word and even the spoken word? How far does that really carry you? Well, at that

moment, I was like, I guess he could carry you kind of far if you're amalgamating it would be in

this football player who already ventured off to the other parts of campus. It wasn't my nature to

stay near that left door. That's interesting. So this is part of a grander scheme. I think so.

I think so. For me, it was always asking people that I respected. Why are you always at the athletic

dorm when there's so much more to this massive campus? A lot of them were almost looking at me as

if what's more, not perhaps dissimilar from Tasha in season one telling Ghost when Ghost says,

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