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The Allen Iverson interview

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it was pretty cool, he talked about Admin Brown and about possibly changing his ways in the future. but the most interesting topic was of course Kobe. did anyone see it? it was ESPN's sunday conversation

he pretty much said that nobody is squeaky clean.....

yeah but i love how he said that the media made him (Kobe) out to be squeaky clean when he's just human. Schaap then asked "so Kobe's not sqeeky clean?" and AI responded with "If you curse are you Squeeky clean?" and Schaap said you could get a pass for cursing. but i love AI's response: "oh you get a free pass? ok. do you get a free pass for adultery?" that was a great response. Schaap obviously said no, and then AI came back with "then he's not squeaky clean"

it was a good interview.

 

he also said that if the cops went after him it would be expected because he's been involved with the law, but for them to go after Kobe who's this "perfect" guy there had to be something

I hope he's not hurt this year. When he's on, no one can stop him

 

 

 

 

 

 

oh yeah, the interview was good - and Schaap is a dork

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