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He's Chris Weber, Hall of Famer, five-time All-Star, former number one overall pick by The Magic back in 1993.

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Who came up with the idea for the Black Sox with Michigan?

Do you remember?

I do. I do. Ray Jackson. I had to interview him for my book. Shameless plug, but I have forgotten.

So we were playing in Texas. We were playing against Rice University. And you know, then when you play with your teammates, whenever you have a teammate

that's from somewhere, when you go to their home, you want to show out. And so we knew we were

going to want to play well for Ray and Jimmy. And Ray, though, he wanted to transfer. And Ray had

been talking about transferring to me for the whole summer, for the whole year.

He felt that he was kind of left out, that he was the scapego.

The coach, he was kind of tired of coach staying on him for a long time.

So he and his friends decided to go to the mall.

He bought a few different colored pair of socks, and he was going to wear them in protest.

But he comes to the room and you know how it is with your friends. He comes to the room. I'm asleep. He comes back and Juana's like, what is this? I love it. We're going to wear those black socks. And Jayland's like, oh, let's go to the mall. So Jay and Jimmy, they ran to the mall, bought me a pair of black socks. And so Ray's

frustration and protest turned into

brother saying, man, shut up.

We love you. to the mall bought me a pair of black socks and so Ray's um race frustration and protest turned

into brother saying man shut up we love you we're all going to wear the black socks and that's a

whole another story because we get in trouble for wearing the black socks for not including the rest

of our teammates so we have the black socks on we're excited uh we have our sweatpants on we

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