What are the people saying?! "Song sounded great!" Brandon McGinnis, Assistant Sports Information Director at Anderson University "Dude, it sounds like a radio hit no joke." David Williams (D Will), Producer and Berklee College of Music Student "I literally felt this running through my veins!" Alexis Dillard, Anderson University Basketball Forward "Why aren't we running out to this?!" Nakia Young, Anderson University Basketball Guard "This is a hit!" Donna Wesby, Education Matters 501-c3 Talk Show Host and WNRR Gospel 1380am Radio Host "That's that fire! Your grandmother was even bobbing her head to this song." Bernard Palmer, Relative "If they say ball is life then you know I got to win it!" Charity Moore, Sophomore at South Aiken High School Purpose and Vision of Ball Win: Most songs now-a-days are not clean enough for sports teams to run out to for their games at their schools. The vision of this song is to have a pumped up, positive song for basketball teams all over the country to run out to before each of their games. This song is currently the warm-up song that the Men's Anderson University Basketball Team in Anderson, SC run out to every game. The crowd participation and sing-along ability of this song makes it very impactful and energizing for the players and the audience alike. I am able to perform this song anywhere (church, school, sporting events), especially during basketball game half-times and at high school and middle school pep rallies. D-1 and D-2 college coaches, high school coaches, and middle school coaches should definitely consider this as a playlist track for their team(s) to run out to before games. Christian universities should especially use this song because of my faith that is interwoven into the lyrics. Because I am a junior at Anderson University in Anderson, SC as an Elementary Education Degree with much teaching, mentoring, and tutoring experience, I'm able to relate to the world of education (teachers, faculty, students, parents) in a way that makes me as a rap artist unique. I played one year of college baseball at Anderson University, and I have played middle and high school basketball, as well as travel basketball. I definitely relate to the successes and failures of a ball player.