"Being at Bama, I was very immature. Just young, living life, just living. Honestly, that's the best way I can put it: just living," Kamara said. "And when I got to Hutchinson, it just slowed me down a little bit, and it made me realize to see the bigger picture, more than I already thought I saw it.

"There were some situations at Alabama I could've handled better. And I just know, like, looking back, 'Dang, I could've handled that better.' Interacting with people or teammates, anything. Just situations where you look back like, 'I could've went about this a different way or did this a different way or actually did this.'

"I grew a lot as a person and figured out what was really for me."