peter_cariñoWhen I made a search for Jeremy Lin over the Internet, what caught my attention was the negative views on him, particularly on his inability to duplicate the performance he had in his first games as a point guard of the New York Knicks, and the scoring he posted as a starter of the Houston Rockets during last year’s National Basketball Association (NBA) season.

But hey—for an undrafted Harvard graduate to land a starting slot in one of the NBA’s storied teams is a big accomplishment in itself. And who cares if he doesn’t have the numbers posted by marquee players like Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant or even Lebron James. At least Lin was able to whoop up something called “Linsanity,” which turned out not to be more than a fad.

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