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Hometown Hoops Week Four - Part 1

Posted: 01.28.2011 at 12:55 AM

Beecher's Antuan Burks (#20) elevates and leans in for what turned into an incredible basket off the glass, as the Bucs defeated Flint Northwestern. / Dillon Collier

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