The making of Romeo Langford: A quietly-crafted superstar

Posted Apr 2, 2018
Romeo Langford gets letters daily in the mail — photos of little kids in Chicago, New York, L.A. They want him to sign them and send them back. When those kids ask Romeo how he became so good, how they can be that good, Romeo has a solid answer. “Every day, do something to improve your game, whether it’s just stretching, do something to improve your game.” (Indianapolis Star)

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