Chris Webber included in Crisler Center intro video

Cool story bro, indeed. I was at that same basketball camp and remember Webber challenging anyone to go 1-on-1. Was fun to watch him easily vanquish all challengers. Wasn't even close.

Then just use what you had the year before.

There's no point in changing it at all. We would've been fine with the same design we've had for past 2-3 years or however long its been. Even if it's old technology. Whatever.

This doesn't sound like a dude who's all pissed off compared to some of there back and fourth 3-4 years ago.

DEITSCH: “There’s an interest in your relationship I think because how big the Fab Five was. Do you have any reaction when you found out about that interview and the fact that Chris even refuses to address it in a public forum?”

ROSE: “Yes. We were doing the Jalen and Jacoby radio show around 5:30 Pacific when the clip eventually got sent around, and so I got a chance to watch it. It’s really just unfortunate because, as I’ve said and I’ll say until I’m blue in the face, that’s my brother, I love him, we’ve been friends since we were 12-and-under AAU. We decided we were gonna go to college in the same living room. We played at the University of Michigan together and created a brotherhood that will never be broken. But it’s really unfortunate to see your favorite groups break up. Like, I didn’t want to see New Edition break up. I hated Johnny Gibb because he took Bobby Brown’s place and I never even met him. I didn’t like when EPMD broke up, I didn’t like when the Jackson 5 broke up. So the public doesn’t like to see one of their favorite groups break up, in theory. But we’re not broken up. The term “former members of The Fab Five” — we are The Fab Five. We’re not “former.” And I do think, however, the faction that takes place not only with me, but the four other members: Juwan Howard, Jimmy King, Ray Jackson. When I speak, it’s not just about my personal relationship with [Chris Webber], I’m talking for people who are no longer here anymore like, Ed Martin. People who’re no longer at Michigan anymore like Steve Fisher. People who never played an NBA game like Ray Jackson. I do think we will see eye-to-eye and be on the same page one day. I truly hope so because we deserve it as brothers. We’re not just former teammates, we’re brothers, and you can’t break up with family.”

DEITSCH: “You know, Chris has become, I think, a really terrific broadcaster. I like watching him both on a game and in the studio. Did you see that at all when you were in college? Could you have envisioned him going into broadcasting as you did?”

ROSE: “Yes I did. He was always articulate. He was always first. He always had the ability to function in any situation — the city or the suburbs — and going to Detroit Country Day was probably the best decision he (and his mom) has ever made in his life because it’s a wonderful school. So I saw it for him, but I’m sure the world didn’t see it for me. My plan was whatever they saw in him, I wanted to be a person that people believed in also. There were rumors when we came to Michigan. “Chris came from Detroit Country Day. Jalen, are you actually going to compete academically at Michigan? What position was he gonna play?” He was always polished and disciplined. He was the number one pick in the draft, he was the team’s best player, has a great smile — I agree with you, he’s killing it on TV. That’s why I don’t see why he doesn’t choose to let go of past transgressions for the greater good of the group. Yes, he’s gone on and is doing amazing things, but doesn’t Ray Jackson deserve an opportunity to take his kids back to Ann Arbor and see the fruits of his labor in the rafters? And if all you gotta do is say you’re sorry? Even if you don’t mean it? I’m the person that would do it.”