According to Horace, Mike knocked out Purdue....

[Jordan Rose123]

Mike has always been known as a hardass that's what has driven him to greatness....I guess its like a gift and a curse

[Benedict Miller]

Not that I'm saying Mike was fake tough or anything, he clearly wasn't,

When MJ stepped to Xavier McDaniel, he became official.

Yep!
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DE4pu5bwdbU[/youtube]

This stuff is very rare in today's game.

[kingkirk]

This stuff is very rare in today's game.

Jimmy Jordan.

[NDave79]

Jordan is probably the biggest reason I'm such a huge Bulls fan. He's also possibly the greatest competitor in sports I have ever seen. However, learning about his history just makes me cringe. The more I learn about him as a person, the more I'm glad that he hid his persona while playing, because I probably wouldn't care about the Bulls as much as I do now if I knew at the time (grade school and high school) the type of person he is. More and more stories come out how he punched teammates and bullied people verbally that he didn't like including Krause. I assume he had an instant hate for Purdue due to his involvement in the Oakley trade. I'm glad at least Cartwright put him in his place.

[NDave79]

This stuff is very rare in today's game.

Jimmy Jordan.

I like the intent of your post, but I think Jimmy is 100 X the person Jordan is. I just wish Jimmy had the same skills.

[spacemonkey]

Didn't watch the whole thing, but did they ask anything not related to Michael Jordan? Poor Horace, they dont even know when he made the Allstar game but keep asking silly questions about Michaels favorite food.

Nice share though.

Horace took it really well. He seems like a very gracious guy. I've watched a few of him being asked questions about MJ (I think one with Bill Simmons) and he really loves to talk about those days.

There's such a clear love of reliving his memories that it almost makes it a little sad.

It just occured to me that Horace played his entire career next to a great player. MJ/Shaq/Shaq,Kobe

[Tenchi Ryu]

Jordan is probably the biggest reason I'm such a huge Bulls fan. He's also possibly the greatest competitor in sports I have ever seen. However, learning about his history just makes me cringe. The more I learn about him as a person, the more I'm glad that he hid his persona while playing, because I probably wouldn't care about the Bulls as much as I do now if I knew at the time (grade school and high school) the type of person he is. More and more stories come out how he punched teammates and bullied people verbally that he didn't like including Krause. I assume he had an instant hate for Purdue due to his involvement in the Oakley trade. I'm glad at least Cartwright put him in his place.

Jordan's drive to be the best was a gift and curse. It got him to the top, but he was/is a pretty sh%tty person in general. Look up the Chamillionaire MJ Story if you ever get a chance, made MJ look pretty bad.