Tamir Goodman demonstrated a leg strengthening drill at a basketball clinic at the Reggie Lewis Athletic Center yesterday.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff)
Lessons on passes, dribbling, and life
Hoop player turns attention to youth
Tamir Goodman demonstrated a leg strengthening drill at a basketball clinic at the Reggie Lewis Athletic Center yesterday.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff)
A decade ago, Tamir Goodman was a national sensation, a basketball star so gifted Sports Illustrated dubbed him “the Jewish Jordan.’’ As a high school junior, when he averaged more than 35 points a game, the Baltimore native accepted a full scholarship to the University of Maryland. His athletic future seemed limitless. (Full article: 556 words)
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