However, schoolwork, running, and his job at BSA leaves Gray little time to do anything other than sleep, but he seems to have no complaints. I'm just trying to graduate and to continue to run after I graduate. Once he does leave Brown, he wants to start his own clothing company, and about ten years down the road, he would like to go into psychological research. In the meantime, he plans to keep running for as long as possible. As for his competitive goals, they remain nothing short of lofty.
People like to see someone win and the also like to see someone run fast.
Speaking about the men's track team as a whole, Gray enjoyed the 1998-99 season, where Brown placed third at the Heptagonal Championships, and sees great things in the team's future. The intensity was good all year long. With maturity, we could probably get second. In my opinion, it was the best team we ever assembled. At Brown, track is underappreciated.