Isaac Keys

I just didn't like the school.

It didn't feel like college.

It was twofold for me.

I feel like, you know, my college days, I would say college would be the best time of your life.

It should be.

And I agree, you know.

So I think when I was going to college, I didn't feel that way.

Football was starting to come along, but I was still in that position I wanted to play.

And it didn't feel like college to me.

And that's how Morehouse started coming visually into the picture.

And eventually I ended up going there.

And to allude to your story, the part that you were talking about earlier is I had to sit out there first year.

I came in more, I was transferred in.

They told me I had to sit out a year because I couldn't transfer laterally, Division II to Division II, even though they were totally different conferences.

Later on in life, I find out that I could have played that year, but that's how God works.

I didn't play that year, that season, transferred to Morehouse, thought I was.

So I was a Joe student.

Whole chapter in the book about being a Joe student, because that's a different type of life, especially if you've never been one.

You play sports all your life, and now you just see the students different.

So spring came.