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Steele resolved to help Tide roll again

By Dana O'Neil
ESPN.com

Monday, September 22, 2008

The first morning was the worst. Ronald Steele, once among the top point guards in the country, woke up in a hospital room in April 2007 unable to walk. Doctors had just sliced open both of his knees, performing a serious microfracture procedure on the right one and a less invasive arthroscopy on the left. The kid who taught himself to be a great ball handler by dribbling on roller skates couldn't even stand up. "I never used to think about anything," Steele said. "I just played off ins ...

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