:31:01
for me to stay in school.
:31:04
They say if she don't have it by this time,
you gotta stay out till she pay it.
:31:08
I was staying out, like,
two and three weeks and stuff.
:31:12
By the end of the freshman year...
:31:15
whatever balance there was for tuition
was never taken care of.
:31:20
Consequently,
going into the sophomore year...
:31:23
we had the balance
plus the new tuition...
:31:26
so that it was going to continue
to become a problem.
:31:29
Whatever scout that they have come out
to these different neighborhoods...
:31:34
and scout out
these little basketball players...
:31:37
and get 'em to come to their school
and offer them these scholarships.
:31:41
Then once they get out there,
the story is totally different.
:31:44
I was under the impression that Arthur would
have help as far as getting to school...
:31:48
Arthur would have help
in getting his books.
:31:52
But, see, none of that occur.
:31:55
Finally, with the Agees
owing $ 1,500 in back payments...
:32:00
St. Joseph's forced Arthur
to leave the school.
:32:06
I thought Pingatore and them
would help me out, but -
:32:16
You have to draw the line
because, as I said...
:32:20
tuition is something that,
as a school, we depend on...
:32:25
for 90%% of our revenue.
:32:27
I guess he thought I wasn't gonna be
that big of a ballplayer.
:32:31
So why would he just waste some money
on me staying there?
:32:35
Or, you know, he thought
I wasn't gonna grow.
:32:38
he kept on saying,
"When are you gonna grow?"
:32:42
Well, I don't know.
:32:47
If I had known that all of this
was gonna lead to this...
:32:51
Arthur would have never went
to St. Joseph's.
:32:54
I mean, if I had known that he was gonna
have to go through this type of pain...
:32:58
and myself- the anguish of it...