Allen Iverson is a father, a son, and a friend.

"I like to spend time with my friends and my family. There's somethings that change you as you grow and get some sucess. You have to be more responsible for what you do and people put pressures on you. But some things don't change. My family and friends are still the most important thing to me and they motivate me."

"I think it's really the most important thing to me. And just having a daughter and wanting her to learn from me and the things that I have been through."

Respect for Michael Jordan

"I respect Jordan. I respect everything he has done for himself, his fans, his family, his team, city of Chicago. But on the basketball court, I feel like when you over-respect somebody, the battle is already lost. He a human being just like me, he might be a great person, he's accomplished a lot of things, but that don't mean he God."

On His Work and Goals

"I would rather win than score a lot of points. I believe God gave me my talent and gifts. I've just taken advantage of it and made myself better. No matter how tough it is, you have to do the work harder to be the best and I'm willing to work. It would be crazy to think I would come in and try to take all the shots like I did at Georgetown. I'm not going to change who I am and what gifts I have, but I can use all of that in the game plan. Coach Brown is a good teacher and the other players also help me learn. I want to use all my ability in a team game. I want to win championships."