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Antawn Jamison a jack of many trades


would love to say he saw this coming. He would like to say his career has followed the script he scribbled on the pages of his mind when he left UNC after his junior season as the National Player of the Year. But the fact is, after his first couple of years in the league, Jamison wondered whether he would ever mount to anything more than a great college player much less a 10-year veteran and two-time All-Star. (Washington Times)

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