“There were two things going on then. I was enjoying the battle against Bill and I was convincing myself that my practices were games, that I at least had the competition that every athlete needs.”
“Coach Wooden gave me a job description. He told me I probably wouldn't play very much, but he needed me to practice against Bill. He said, 'You're not going to get the glory, but I need you to do this.' I accepted the challenge.”
