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[edit] True or not?
Ainge starred in high school on a football team that also included another future NBA star, Joe Dumars, -- This can't be true. Dumars attend a high school in Lousiana, not in Oregon. He is four years younger than Ainge, anyway. --Bender235 15:43, 26 January 2006 (UTC)