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Message: [QUOTE="OGBJ20, post: 482583, member: 2792"] Thanks I appreciate your complement. One thing is for certain as long as I'm on this earth is that I will support and continue to guide BJ as he matures into young adulthood. I know what you mean when it comes to handlers and the such. I always felt like I was missing something when I used to see other fathers involved in their life or activities. Fortunately, BJ has me along with his mother, stepmother and other family supports that look out for him and his interests. All of his recruitment activities were directed to me regardless of who he played for to eliminate any BS. I believe in being straight forward with the whole process. Some folks call me crazy or nuts when they see me (father/coaching) at the games but hey I been doing it since BJ was 4yrs old. BJ and me always discuss the game and how to improve his results. The one thing that drives me crazy is to see dumb ass basketball. So I continue to advise BJ so he would continue to play at a high level and not continue or pick up bad habits. So many players today have a lot of bad habits that are not being corrected and they appear to be in shock when they hit the college level. So I don't mind if some people call me nuts or crazy(not to my face) but then they don"t have a son going to the CUSE next year either. I always tell BJ that I would love to come to the game and not have to father/coach but I have not seen that day yet.:) But I do believe that he will better understand what I say to him once the SU coaching staff gets at him. He will probably say that's the same thing my dad said and with the same intensity if you know what I mean. :mad: [/QUOTE]

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