Lessons from a Legend: Bruce Douglas leads youth basketball camp

Posted: 07.11.2012 at 11:10 PM

Quincy is the perfect place to learn the game that made Bruce Douglas famous

When you talk about basketball in Illinois, Quincy will always be at or near the top of any conversation. And one of the people who helped lift the Gem City to hoops prominence is back in his hometown to instruct area kids on fundamentals and life lessons.

To view Ross Green's profile of the Bruce Douglas 'Shooting for Christ' Basketball Camp, click the above icon.

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