hes going to have to really focus on getting protein if he wants to keep those power numbers, but extremely commendable.

he probably saw what a fat pos his dad is and it was an easy choice.

i cant beleive more athletes dont do this.

prince, besides being from my home suburb, is now my favorite player. speaking as a vegetarian that no one cares about, there are going to be a TON of people ripping him on this.

good for him, though.

I still remember him playing in that MTV Pepsi Rock n' Jock softball game when he was about 10.

hes going to have to really focus on getting protein if he wants to keep those power numbers, but extremely commendable.

he probably saw what a fat pos his dad is and it was an easy choice.

i cant beleive more athletes dont do this.

prince, besides being from my home suburb, is now my favorite player. speaking as a vegetarian that no one cares about, there are going to be a TON of people ripping him on this.

good for him, though.
There was a radio interview with John Salley when he was here for the "Team" thing, and he mentioned that the most important thing he ever learned from Adrian Dantley was to eat vegetarian. Apparently a lot of athletes are vegetarians, they just don't go around talking about it because it's a part of their regimen.

There was a guy who was a vegetarian at the last place I worked. He farted all the friggin time.

my translation...all vegetarians fart a lot.

I still remember him playing in that MTV Pepsi Rock n' Jock softball game when he was about 10.

I still remember him from the McDonalds commercial where the youngest Fielder kid was like "I'm just a little guy so eat a cheeseburger", and then Prince was like "I go for the double 'cause I'm growing up big", and then Cecil came lumbering out with "Give me the triple, I need the meat". God, McDonalds triple cheeseburgers. What a disgusting, disgusting thing.

b-diddy, I didn't know you were a veg also.

13 years and going strong.