At first, as a young boy, it was the popular mode of transportation around his tiny hometown in northwest Louisiana. Tragically, as a teen, its existence became his escape, the protagonist in his quiet place. And today, as a premier professional athlete, it’s his fresh challenge to extend Sunday triumphs on 100 yards of manicured turf to success on half to one mile ovals of crushed limestone.
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