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The dream of a baller
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Ongoing, First published Oct 23, 2015
Mature
Mike Evans, the top high school recruit in the country. Every college from Florida State to The Kentucky University wanted him to play basketball on their team. Mike had it it all. He had just the right body and all the skills to go along with it. He faces  all sorts of trials and tribulations as a kid trying to make it out of the projects in Brooklyn and fulfill his life long dream of making it to the NBA.
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