Danny Green

I don't need the attention.

You know what I'm saying?

But New Yorkers, we dance, we listen to music, we have fun.

You know what I'm saying?

We get lights on the sidelines.

I feel like it just naturally happened because it made it seem like it was an individual thing, but it wasn't.

It just became that.

It started out as a team thing.

So Coach Williams, you know, he's kind of superstitious.

So he made sure he played the music before every game.

Mm-hmm.

And on the sideline, my freshman year, not as much, but my sophomore, junior year, junior year became more thing.

But sophomore year, we had everybody on the sideline dancing.

So we would have fun.

By the time I came to my junior year, all the people that was in the sideline with me either had graduated, left, or were starting or on the floor.

So I was like, I didn't start until my senior year.

So I was on the left.

So everybody's looking at me like, yo, you got nobody else in the sideline can dance.

Like, yo, you got to dance.

So it became like an individual thing.