Current location: Student (Sophmore) Wallace State College. Played for several coaches to include: Noird, Moe, Jordan, Travis, Hill, Jones, and Zeigler (1997-2004).

My most memorable event: Traveling state to state, meeting new people. Some good, some professional, some not so good. Advice remembered: Every man heart is the same size, no matter what size you are. Additional information: The knowledge of the game that I was really taught was from my coaches.

Current location: Student (Sophmore) Livingstone College. Majoring in Business Administration. Played for Coaches Jones and Hill (March-August 2004).

My most memorable event: Playing in the Bob Gibbons tournament, just for fun.

Advice remembered: Hard work pays off.

Current location: Student (Senior) Emmanuel College. Played for Coaches Hill and Zeigler (1999-2002).

My most memorable event: Playing at the Wide World Disney complex in Orlando, Florida in the AAU National Invitational Tournament August 1-7, 1999. We came in second place. I gained a lot of knowledge. Always think that you are the toughest player on the floor.

Advice remembered: Always believe in yourself. Never give up. Stay positive through everything.

Additional information: Thanks, thanks, thanks Coaches Zeigler and Hill, for the opportunity to participate with other young men and putting up with my temple. Also thanks to the Jasper family and Coach Murdough.

Current Location: Student (Sophmore) East Georgia. Tentative major ñ Computer programming. Played for Coaches Hunter and Hill (2004).

My most memorable event: Playing at the Super Showcase, Wide World of Sports, Orlando, Florida.

Advice remembered: Education comes first, then basketball. Coach Hill telling me ìto play like a sharkî.

Additional information: Advice to young student-athletes, always give 110%.

Current location: Student Graduate of Covenant College. Majored in Psychology. Planning on going to Graduate School. Played for Sandra Glover (Peaches), Karl McCray, Tony Hill and George Zeigler (1999-2001).

My most memorable event: Playing well in the Adidas Big Time Tournament in Las Vegas. Playing with Amare Stoudamine, Jason Smith and other current NBA players. Being accepted when often I was the only white player on the team.

Advice remembered: Coach Hill related everything in basketball to life. This really made an impact on my life. I learned the value of a hard work ethic from all my coaches, but particularly from James Houston.

Current location: Atlanta, Georgia. Employed at Footlocker. Played for Coaches Hunter, Hill and Zeigler (2004-2005).

My most memorable event: Traveling to Orlando, Florida to play in the AAU Super Showcase.

Advice remembered: Do what you have to do. Listen and learn. Everything you see and hear is another lesson learned. Remember no matter what people do or say, they are teachers at the end of the day.

Additional information: Advice to young student-athletes. Stay in school. This is the next step in basketball before college and maybe professional ball.

Current location: Kris ñ student-athlete, Stetson University,

Andreíñstudentñathlete, Kennesaw State University. Both Sophmores. Played for Coaches Hill, Morgan and Zeigler (2002-2004).

Memorable event: Second Place AAU National (2003). Andreí making a buzzer beater against the Jacksonville Lee Bulls. Kris clutch 3 point shooting to quickly put you back in the game. Recently, Kris and Andreí met as opponents when Stetson played Kennesaw State. Both of them scored in the double digits and played key roles in the game. Read Andreí comments in the ìGuest Bookî (#15).

Current location: Student-athlete (Sophmore) University of Georgia. Maintaining a 3 point average. Walk on at the UGA. Player in several games  Played for Coaches Hill, Jones and Zeigler (2002-2004).

My most memorable event: Playing basketball all over the United States.

Advice remembered: GOD and books before basketball. Preparation meets opportunity. If you are not prepared the opportunity may pass you by.

Additional information: I am a walk-on at the University of Georgia. I prepared for this. I have played in several games. Most people say that is unheard of, but I say its GOD blessing me. My career goal is to coach basketball. I plan to work with my AAU coaches this summer.

Current location: President of Incentive Marketing Group in Greenville, SC Full basketball scholarship to Furman University, Starter for 4 years Graduated in 2003. Played for Coaches Prather, McCray,Hill and Zeigler (1992-1999).

My most memorable event: Winning the AAU 12U National Championship Salt Lake City, Utah and the BCI National Championship in Minneapolis, Minnesota the same year. Coach Zeigler gave me the poem ìIfî to take with me on that trip and now everyday I take that poem with me in my heart.

Advice you remembered: To persevere. Coach Hill would say, ìRun the Stairsî, and we ran the stairs for at least 20 minutes. It taught us to stick together and to pull each other through. It was a lesson in teamwork and endurance, a lesson that I will always remember.

Additional Information: Always Keep the Faith!

Current location: Graduate of South Carolina State University.Degree in Business Management. Played for Coaches Hill and Zeigler (1998-2001). Also played for Coaches McCray, Prather and Middlebrooks.

My most memorable event: Being able to travel extensively, playing various basketball teams all over the country.

Some players that I played with are now playing in college as well as the NBA. The exposure was awesome. I am thankful for the experience; everyone is not that fortunate.

Advice remembered: While playing under Coach Hill, he would say, See the Whole Picture. What he meant by this pertaining to basketball was not to concentrate on one player, instead, focus on the entire floor. This also applies to life and I use it today. I stand back and look at the BIG picture first, instead of making decisions from a small piece of information. I analyze the entire situation. This has helped me to make better and wiser decisions, as I grow older.

Additional information: My advice to basketball players today is not only enjoying the experience as a sport to grow, but to take advantage of this opportunity to build character and prepare yourself for life.