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Jermaine O’Neal on Rasheed Wallace: “He has always been a really good dude.”


Famous for uttering the phrase “Ball Don’t Lie!” when his opponents would miss free throws off of what he thought were bad calls by NBA officials, was never considered to be a possible “face of the league” due to his rather colorful personality. Rasheed was one of the original stretch big men who caused match-up problems. (Basketball Network)

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Jermaine O’Neal on Rasheed Wallace: “He has always been a really good dude.”