Danny Green

Now I'm just the only one hanging with the crowd.

Then we had some other guys get into it.

We had like another guy, you know, Greg Little, he was a football player, but he played with us.

So we had him get into it too.

So we had a few, but it became an individual thing because everybody else had left, but it wasn't really an individual thing.

But yeah, that was just, you know, the New York, I mean, just on the sideline, we would all dance, you know, from my freshman, sophomore year and everybody had different dances and, you know, my version of it.

And it was a random song, try to get light to it.

but uh you know just became an individual thing as i got older and everybody kind of left and was starting on the floor and a superstitious thing you know coach williams made sure they played the music and made sure because we won a lot of games with that music and the fans love it then it became a thing and the next you know i became the you know carolina puppet everybody every time they see me you know danny dance we do dance for us you're saying like that's how it became a thing and it's like you know but i enjoyed it man it was fun it was cool um

And ultimately, I guess it brought some type of, it brought energy to the floor and the group, but it brought some fun and light to our team and to the bench and to myself as well.

Yeah, every game, before every game, it's a Jump Around song.

Nah, nah, nah, nah.

I remember I told this story a couple times.

It was one time they didn't play the music.

I think it was in overtime, and we lost.

I'm pretty sure he was pissed about it.

He made sure they played that damn music every time.

It's one of those things.

He's an old school coach.

He don't like to look at me, the BS.

It's okay.