But a lot of people play different in all-star games than they do in regular games. There are things you have to do at this level to be successful that he's nowhere near being able to do yet. Zach Randolph is going to be a great player. How soon that is going to take place is going to be determined by how fast he changes his bad habits and how much he works on his good habits. I've gotten a lot of good ink.
People just keep on bringing it up.
That's why I don't read magazines. I'm just going to try to make everybody who doesn't believe in me believe in me. I've already accomplished a lot of goals that I wanted to accomplish that a lot of people didn't think I could accomplish. Randolph's score on his college-entrance exams did not meet NCAA standards to be eligible as a freshman. But MSU appealed to the NCAA, and Randolph was granted his eligibility because he has a learning disability.