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Gilbert Arenas on why he sent his son Alijah to public school: 'He can't take plays off'


Despite the massive difference in prestige, former NBA star Gilbert Arenas chose the latter as the school for his son, five-star sophomore . Arenas spoke about it on an episode of his Gil’s Arena podcast. After reviewing the league, he said that most players who went to prestigious institutions ended up being role players instead of stars. (USA Today)

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Gilbert Arenas on why he sent his son Alijah to public school: 'He can't take plays off'


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