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I am looking for an opportunity for a 6-6 250 lb. post to try out for an AAU team in east Tennessee. This is a good kid who can help a team in need of a post player and comes from a good family. He has soft touch out to 16-18 feet and could probably knock down an occasional three when trailing the break if needed. This kid is a 16 year old Junior. Reply with phone numbers, names and locations of tryout. Thanks!!!!!

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We have a 16U AAU team that needs post player. Will travel extensively Call 567-8579 and ask for Robert

I am looking for an opportunity for a 6-6 250 lb. post to try out for an AAU team in east Tennessee. This is a good kid who can help a team in need of a post player and comes from a good family. He has soft touch out to 16-18 feet and could probably knock down an occasional three when trailing the break if needed. This kid is a 16 year old Junior. Reply with phone numbers, names and locations of tryout. Thanks!!!!!

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I am looking for an opportunity for a 6-6 250 lb. post to try out for an AAU team in east Tennessee. This is a good kid who can help a team in need of a post player and comes from a good family. He has soft touch out to 16-18 feet and could probably knock down an occasional three when trailing the break if needed. This kid is a 16 year old Junior. Reply with phone numbers, names and locations of tryout. Thanks!!!!!

 

 

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