by Jeremy was the boy nobody wanted: Too smart, too thin, too “other-worldly” looking for the non-Asian NBA.
Then his life changed in a New York minute and he became: “Linsational” and “Linderella” and “Linsanity” and “Linspiration” and “Super Lintendo” and “Mr. Lincredible” and “Linvincible” and “The Linstigator” and “Linked-Lin” and “Just Lin Baby” and the world was good.
He scored 20 points a game and set the assist record.
Then he became weary in the waning spotlight.
Now it is Jeremy’s turn for self-doubt and internal renovation.
Is he as good as he seems — or is he just on a wildly lucky streak?
Jeremy is more than a jersey.
He is greater than the Ivy League.
He is grander than a two-time loser.
Jeremy is a man who found his mission in the bounce of a 22 oz. ball.
Sounds like the good man is finally getting a good deal in life.
Right! I just read a great comparison on how Lin is NOT Tebow in any way. Tebow always had the benefit of the doubt while Lin was always just doubted.