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Vince Carter keeps focus on fun during annual basketball camp at Mainland High School


understands who he’s dealing with. "This generation is different now," he said. "We're in the social media, digital, iPad, iPhone. We're stuck to it." But that doesn’t change his team’s approach to the annual Youth Basketball Academy. This year’s event runs July 17-20 at his alma mater, Mainland High School. It drew 104 campers. (MSN.com)

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Vince Carter keeps focus on fun during annual basketball camp at Mainland High School