[royal blueblood]

Thank you, Truth, for telling me and the real fans from Rose Hill what we can be proud of. I played at Rose Hill on both a "doormat" and a competitive team. My parents taught me to side with what was right and stick with it. Rose Hill had a lot of fans and players who they and their parents proudly proclaimed they attended Rose Hill for the Christian education. But when the athletic program had problems, they ran away, some being the very people who caused the problems. The Christian education is still strong at Rose Hill and the reason I graduated from there.

I for one am a fan of those who stuck to their beliefs. And to those who were out on the floor last night playing their hearts out. It doesn't take guts to turn your back on a failing program, it takes guts to stick it out.

So why don't you revere the memory of O. J. Mayo, he caused more damage than he did good, something that he and those who now have turned their backs on the school and the kids who are there have a in common.

I'm sorry that I wasn't at the game last night, had to work. But I was praying and cheering for the players from Rose Hill. I will continue to pray for them and the school. Their success isn't measured by a scoreboard or an athletic record.