N.C. Pro Am league to miss out on prep talent
Posted Jun 17, 2011
The fourth Pro Am summer basketball league, which begins at N.C. Central's McLendon-McDougald Gymnasium on June 30, will for the first time not include top high school boys players. A new NCAA regulation prohibits male high school players from participating because the event is held at a Division I facility. "I'm really disappointed some of the high school kids won't be able to participate," said Jerry Stackhouse, the former UNC and NBA player who is one of the Pro Am's founders.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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