First of all, if you don't know, you definitely got to know. If you don't know this, you don't know this back

in our day, you know, our brother, the pick before me, if you don't know this, then you don't know what's going on today, but appreciate you bro, man, appreciate you coming through, rocking with us, man, we glad to have you. You are our guy. we came in the storm together at the draft in

Minnesota and all them good stories we gonna get to but man I just want me and

Q appreciate you coming in rocking with us hey hold up hold up man, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

this that class of 1998.

You don't know nothing about this right here, Black.

You know what I was talking about?

This is a little young Wilbersnout.

He don't know about that 98 we're

gonna tell them what we did back in 98 though you know what I'm talking about yes sir

man I appreciate you all habe me man this it's been a long time coming I've been

waiting on this.

Oh yeah, no, we was coming man.

When you first got to the league, who was the first person to bust your ass?

Man, that's a tough one for me because I ain't really play that much my rookie.

I was playing behind Sharif Abdul Rahim.

Yeah.

So I ain't really, it's a crazy story.

Because I really didn't get a chance to play that much but I remember Sidney Lowe was our head coach.

He had just came over from Minnesota the year before.

So he asked me one day like who I wanted to pattern my game after. And was like man I like KG so man when I finally got to the me KG and I go to him I'm like I'm trying not to be starstruck or whatever but man I was I was looking for the playing against him.

Man he came out there and killed me. But yeah, KG was the first one to, you know, give me the business. Like he, like he ain't

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