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Why Allen Iverson and Vince Carter’s epic playoff duel held a mirror to society


On the morning of Game 7, wasn’t in Philadelphia. He was in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, attending his graduation. He declared for the NBA draft in 1998 after his junior year at UNC, but he promised his mother, a former educator, via a written contract that he would finish school. Carter’s decision to attend graduation was hotly debated. (The Undefeated)

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Why Allen Iverson and Vince Carter’s epic playoff duel held a mirror to society