MOSAEC BackTalk Kenny Smith

Kenny Smith: Finesse On and Off the Court

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Betty Banks

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10/24/01

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7:43:28 AM

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Great article. Thanks for the up close and personal "talk" with Kenny Smith. His finesse truly comes through in this article!

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BILLY BANKS

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10/24/01

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10:09:31 AM

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THIS IS ANOTHER GOOD ARTICLE.

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Ron Shepherd

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6/2/04

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11:39:47 AM

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Kenny, I love your commentary on TNT's inside the NBA. I am a great fan of yours which started 20 years ago when you were a freshman at UNC. I tried emulate you in every category of your basketball skills to include wearing the #30, haircut, and the way you bounce the ball and shot free throws. Everytime I shot a jumper, I would holla "Kenny" and all my friends would just laugh. I really like what you are doing for the kids also, I feel that more people not just athletes should do more with their communities because I believe that it takes a person with resources to aid in the building of some the communities. Kenny you do be wearing some nice suits too. I need some of those joints myself. Keep doing the job you're doing because you are doing well, "very well."
Ron Shepherd Staff Sergeant, USA Washington, DC

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Christine Bingman

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4/14/05

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12:47:47 PM

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Did Kenny graduate from Robinson HS in Fairfax Va?

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Evelyn

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4/27/05

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11:38:47 AM

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I think u should keep up the good work. This was truly a touching and remarkable story., Definitely catches the readers eye. Every time that I read it it gives me motivation and let's me know that I can do all thing If I just put my mind to it and trust and and nevertheless believe. So thank you Mr. Smith for uplifting our spirits. Keep us in your prayers, and we WILL keep you in ours.