[ESPN] Five Questions w/ T-MAC

T-Mac uses a lot of double negatives when he talks.

"I don't believe in no pressure" -- does that mean he doesn't believe in pressure, or he thinks there's always pressure?

 

if i had hundreds of millions of dollars..i'd be using quadruple negatives ..

 

Plus, he didn't go to college

 

He doesn't believe in such a thing as "no pressure." So, yes, there's always pressure.

 

nice to see tracy staying positive, this will be the year.

 

Tracy is pretty well spoken but yeah, he does use double negatives a lot.

 

He is also a African American.

 

that's not it. some of the worse speakers in professional sports went to college and even graduated.

 

I can't help but see some ignorance in this post.

So only African Americans are capable of committing double negatives? I'm not even African American but even I feel offended somewhat.

 

"This is the most talented team that I've been on in my 12 years."

This is becoming a Sports Cliche

Rocket River

 

Its a Chris Rock skit.

 

I think he means he doen't believe in any pressure, ie. pressure doesn't factor into it, or doesn't bother him.

 

Maybe it's where you graduated. Shane Battier kind of sounds like a nerd.

 

but still...if its from a chris rock skit..

he should quote it from chris rock.

shouldn't just leave it out their all naked by itself as a post.

i'm not gonna argue with no one else about this, goodbye. <----pun it.

 

Well in T-mac case the last few years it is true too bad he can't say "This is the most healthiest team that I've been on in my 12 years.

 

"Yeah, I didn't go to college. You know who else didn't go to college? Lebron James. <strike>Tracy McGrady</strike>. Kobe Bryant."

 

see Charles Barkley

 

he doesn't have a college diploma. "he don't know nothing"