Gary Wilson aka Legend

I don't. The first few years I was out of prison, I traveled the country as an evangelist, preaching the gospel and sharing the goodness of what the Lord had done in my life. And when I would go to different churches across the country, because I had been in prison, one of the things they would do is have me go into the prisons and preach in the area.

I don't. The first few years I was out of prison, I traveled the country as an evangelist, preaching the gospel and sharing the goodness of what the Lord had done in my life. And when I would go to different churches across the country, because I had been in prison, one of the things they would do is have me go into the prisons and preach in the area.

So I was in Defuniac Springs, Florida, preaching at a big church, and they had me go down to the prison one Sunday night and preach at a minimum security prison. And I preached there that night, and over 100 men came to know the Lord. And as I was leaving the prison, an inmate was running behind me saying, that guy is a legend. That guy is a legend. He's a legend.

So I was in Defuniac Springs, Florida, preaching at a big church, and they had me go down to the prison one Sunday night and preach at a minimum security prison. And I preached there that night, and over 100 men came to know the Lord. And as I was leaving the prison, an inmate was running behind me saying, that guy is a legend. That guy is a legend. He's a legend.

And a preacher that had brought me in with him, he picked it up and he started calling me legend that day. And before I knew it, everybody around me was calling me legend.

And a preacher that had brought me in with him, he picked it up and he started calling me legend that day. And before I knew it, everybody around me was calling me legend.

They think, hey, that's crazy. That might be in sports. But in real life, it's serious. Real life is different than sports. And in real life, put the guns down. Put them down.

They think, hey, that's crazy. That might be in sports. But in real life, it's serious. Real life is different than sports. And in real life, put the guns down. Put them down.

I grew up in a house, you know, watching my grandfather throw the remote at the television, cuss the TV, you know. I grew up in that kind of house, you know what I'm saying? But thanks to Paul and that therapy that I get each day, I managed to move on.

I grew up in a house, you know, watching my grandfather throw the remote at the television, cuss the TV, you know. I grew up in that kind of house, you know what I'm saying? But thanks to Paul and that therapy that I get each day, I managed to move on.

We are the castaways. We are the throwaway fans. We are the fans that nobody says, I'm not Kenzo, one of them fine bomb callers. You know what I'm saying? The fine bomb callers are crazy. We're that fan. We're that fanatical, crazy fan. And we are real. We are real.

We are the castaways. We are the throwaway fans. We are the fans that nobody says, I'm not Kenzo, one of them fine bomb callers. You know what I'm saying? The fine bomb callers are crazy. We're that fan. We're that fanatical, crazy fan. And we are real. We are real.

You can have my tickets, brother. Listen, if it ain't for Champ, no offense. You know, a lot of Alabama fans say, oh, good boy, Legend. We pull for Alabama in every game. Let me ask you something. If the Yankees are out of the playoffs, do they care about an exhibition game with the Toronto Blue Jays?

You can have my tickets, brother. Listen, if it ain't for Champ, no offense. You know, a lot of Alabama fans say, oh, good boy, Legend. We pull for Alabama in every game. Let me ask you something. If the Yankees are out of the playoffs, do they care about an exhibition game with the Toronto Blue Jays?

Man, I tell you the truth, man. What I wish would show up under the Christmas tree was a 40-year-old Nick Saban ready to go back to work at the University of Alabama, baby. That's what I wish would show up under my Christmas tree. Yes, a 40-year-old Nick Saban ready to go kick some butt and lead this university and this program back to where it belongs, the mountaintop, the mountaintop.

Man, I tell you the truth, man. What I wish would show up under the Christmas tree was a 40-year-old Nick Saban ready to go back to work at the University of Alabama, baby. That's what I wish would show up under my Christmas tree. Yes, a 40-year-old Nick Saban ready to go kick some butt and lead this university and this program back to where it belongs, the mountaintop, the mountaintop.

We're in the gutter this morning, DeBoer. No playoffs for us. Playoffs? Come on, man. Are you kidding me? Give me a 40-year-old Nick Saban ready to go back to work. That would be the greatest Christmas ever.

We're in the gutter this morning, DeBoer. No playoffs for us. Playoffs? Come on, man. Are you kidding me? Give me a 40-year-old Nick Saban ready to go back to work. That would be the greatest Christmas ever.