Name: Kids with autism learn basketball fundamentals at camp hosted by former UofL star
Uploaded: 6/23/2019 3:31:21 AM
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Description: For some families, a summer basketball clinic is somewhat of the norm, but as former Louisville Cardinal Luke Hancock shows, us, for other families, a simple game of basketball can be life changing.

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