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Date Posted: 11:54:58 08/20/06 Sun
Author: Melba O. Brunson (Mother of one of the best unknown!)
Subject: Re: Adidas ABCD Camp
In reply to: Guy from CHN 's message, "Adidas ABCD Camp" on 13:00:56 07/01/03 Tue

I understand that camps are in business for just that, business. There are kids all over this nation with a dream to play at the next level, whether its college or the NBA. I am trying to understand how this all works for more of the unknown kids to have an opportunity to attend this ABCD program. Is it about who you know, favors or IOU's. All these coaches have players with talent, athleticism and fundementals, but their programs are never called written or notified. How does a program with quality players get their kids an invitation to your prestigious camp.

Melba O. Brunson
Teacher
15 Jericho Rd.
Kingstree, SC 29556

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[> Re: Adidas ABCD Camp -- Logan, 09:03:46 09/11/06 Mon

hey guys i am from a small town in west virginia where real basketball talent is rarely recognized, i have been playing the game since i could walk, my dad was a great player at the local high school but turned down a scholarship from patomic state. I see basketball as my ticket out of here and would like to know how i can get to your camp. you may contact me through my email.
sincerely, Logan Robinson

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