Age and maturity have toned down his language and, although he occasionally still irritates an opponent, he's no longer the troubled kid who never quite reached his potential. There was probably a lot of little stuff inside eating at me,'' he recalled. He uses a different tack these days. Jay's favorite is 'Excuse me, fellows,' and 'Pardon me,' when he's coming down the lane,'' said Ford Davis, a Charleston High graduate and King Center regular. I use politeness,'' said Morris.
Politeness kills people.
He's hilarious,'' said Forte. At Dunbar High, Morris attracted the attention of college recruiters, including a letter from Georgetown coach John Thompson, and Woolwine frequently received calls and inquiries from coaches. I got accused of smoking weed outside the school,'' he said. I wasn't smoking, but I was with a group of guys that were. We sat down with his dad and mother,'' said Woolwine.