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    6/05/2016 11:03 pm  #1

    Duques102
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    So this is kind of cool. Background of spencer littlesons personal coach of seven years. They seem really close based on his posts about Littleson on Twitter. Played in roundball game as high school senior. Consisted of top 20 high school players and this guy made it as an alternate, and won mvp. There was a guy named Kobe Bryant playing in the game. Highlights and Dickie v losing his mind about him:

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PyXTaeICP4w

     

    6/06/2016 6:03 am  #2

    Hilltopper
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    Looks like the Littleson family made a wise investment.  Who wouldn't want RP3 as their personal trainer?

     

     

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