Hence, Richardson, a sophomore, announced at a news conference in Saginaw that he is leaving MSU and entering June's NBA draft. I have the ability. I still have to make a lot of improvement, but I have a lot of upside to me. He is a leaper, a slasher and a defender. Everybody wants to take care of their family.
Every parent wants the best for their daughter.
That's what I want for my daughter. In college, I couldn't do those things like send money home. Whether or not he's good enough to be the next Michael Jordan, Richardson makes complete sense. It's OK for the coaches, the universities, the TV networks and the NCAA to make big money. For young African Americans, sports and entertainment are often the best ways to amass wealth quickly.