. >> in another part of town, coach adrian crawford, a former state university basketball star held drills from players from the central republic's national basketball team. >> we work on defensive principles, there you go! defending ball screens. one thing i like to do is give them drills that they can take and do when i am not here. >> these basketball clinics are more than just the game of basketball. in the end it is about imparting values. more importantly biblical values. >> 15 minutes at the end is the real reason we are here. we took 15-20 minutes everyday in the camp and just shared the gospel, shared the word, told the kids why we are here. >> i encourage them no matter where they are at if they have been serving god a period of time, always have an intensity of their faith. it will be the same way in their sport. >> those words were life changing. >> i used to think the word of god was a joke. after spending time with coach adrian, i saw it was real. i never thought i needed god. >> the indiana team focussed on basketball clinics, a team from france did it through drama. >> ther

crawford and i was 18 years old. and i had never done anything. but they dressed me up in some very chic costume. by adrianighed 95 pounds so you can imagine i looked like a broom. and i guess it was the clean sweep because i was so scared that i could not remember any of the lines at all. and i think they kept cutting down the lines. i think i just nodded and passed through finally. >>> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm julie haener, thank you for watching. on's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open.