40-year-old Jerry Stackhouse schools high school players in a polo and low tops

Posted Nov 17, 2015
I know, I know. This is what a former NBA All-Star should be doing to high school competition. Yet somehow, I still find it strangely entertaining. Every teenage up-and-comer needs a reality check every now and again. And for the handful of prospects willing to go toe-to-toe with 40-year-old former Pistons guard Jerry Stackhouse this past May at the Adidas Nations camp in Houston, that's exactly what they got. (Detroit Sports Nation)

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