D.J. Richardson: There's no place like home

Dietrich James Richardson Jr. ducks into the Carver gymnasium, noisy with games on a Saturday afternoon. He slaps hands with Steve Harvey, the center's director. Harvey is busy bouncing from the scorer's table to his back-room office. And you've stumped him.

"Best player to come through Carver?" he says. "Wow."

This is how you start an argument in Peoria.

Klee