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February 14, 2014
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Q. What's the most fun aspect of All‑Star weekend?
HARRISON BARNES: Well just being around other players. You compete against these guys all the time, but this is a chance to sit and talk with these guys. A lot of guys to talk to about their experiences.
Q. What opponent are you looking forward to playing against?
HARRISON BARNES: I wouldn't say there's one particular person. Probably just the guys in my draft class, since we all came in together.
Q. Do you have any pregame superstitions?
HARRISON BARNES: No. Especially not for this game.
Q. If you weren't a NBA player, what would you be doing as a career?
HARRISON BARNES: If I wasn't a NBA player I would be a senior in college right now. So I would be finishing up my degree.
Q. Have you ever thought about going back and working on that ever do it on‑line?
HARRISON BARNES: Yeah, I'm trying to work on on‑line classes right now. But there's a certain number of classes that I can do and then I have to go to summer school. I will have to wait until I'm done with my career. Hopefully, I'll be a 35 year old guy sitting with these 21 year olds trying to get my degree.
Q. How important is that to you?
HARRISON BARNES: I love the University of North Carolina and I think getting a degree is important.
Q. Even though you're doing what you want as a pro, is there a part of you that does miss that college experience?
HARRISON BARNES: There is. I do say that college is the best time in somebody's life and just going for two years, but college was so fun.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports
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