Article: Randolph's red glare

A flip switches when Warriors rookie forward Anthony Randolph hits the court, whether in practice or in the games. Something starts bubbling inside, scrunching up his face. Something hijacks his psyche, making him angry.

He can't describe it and it's hard for him to label it. Competitive. Hungry. Intense. Perhaps all of the above.

Whatever it is, it made him slap a hard foul on Boston's Kevin Garnett and stare down one of his all-time favorite players -- in Boston. It provoked him to scream at Houston center Yao Ming after he dunked on him -- in Houston. It propels him to give his body for a block, a rebound, a loose ball, tempts him to take his man every time.

"I've got to watch myself ...

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