Anybody hasn't read this article? I don't read it. This was brought to me by a mother of children.

I think this is worth reading. Let me tell you what I'm going to talk about this article.

Three-fourths of this is inaccurate. It's fiction.

And this article embarrasses me to be involved with athletics tremendously.

And that article had to have been written by a person that doesn't have a child.

And has never had a child that's had their heart broken and come home upset

and had to deal with the child when he is upset and kick a person when he's down.

Here's all that kid did. He goes to class.

He's respectful to the media.

He's respectful to the public.

And he's a good kid.

And he's not a professional athlete.

And he doesn't deserve to be kicked when he's down.

If you have a child someday, you'll understand how it feels, but you obviously don't have a child.

I do.

If your child goes down the street and somebody makes fun of him because he dropped a pass in a pickup game

or says he's fat and he comes home crying to his mom, you'd understand.

But you haven't had that. But someday you will. And when your child comes home, you'll understand.

If you want to go after an athlete, one of my athletes, you go after one that doesn't do the right things.

You don't downgrade him because he does everything right and may not play as well on Saturday.

And you let us make that decision.

That's why I don't read the newspaper because it's garbage.

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