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Old 07-30-2007, 01:09 PM
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Interesting read - I recommend reading this article for those not in tune with the shady things that can go on in the world of youth basketball. I feel sorry for these kids that begin to have their childhood striped by the age of 12 or 13.

of note:

"Sidney receives about 10 letters a week from colleges, but coaches often go to other measures to try to cultivate a relationship with the player, the elder Sidney said. He said colleges several times have invited him to run a basketball camp at their school for a fee. He has done it once -- at a Southeastern Conference school -- but declined all other offers because he believes the schools only want to get close to his son."

There's a surprise.
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