First Person: Need For Sheed

Posted Sep 12, 2012
“When you play with those former players, you realize how high their IQ is for the game,” Leslie McDonald says. “Someone like Rasheed knows what a man will do and what a man won’t do. It amazes me. It’s helped my basketball IQ because I try to see the game the same way.” So now Sheed is the cagey veteran, the wise old sage dispensing wisdom to the youngsters. How times change. (Tar Heel Monthly)

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