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Aboya to Mavs camp; then Europe?

Found July 03, 2009 on Bruinville:
TEAMS: Dallas Mavericks

The agent for Alfred Aboya said the former UCLA center will play for the Dallas Mavericks in the Las Vegas summer league, which begins July 10. Bouna Ndiaye said during the summer league he will meet with representatives from at least five European teams, and he expects Aboya to agree to terms with one of them by the end of the month, "We'll do something were there is an out in the contract to play in the NBA," Ndiaye said.Source: Inside UCLA Submitted By: BobTheBruin Direct Link
Original Story: http://bruinville.com/news/21174/aboy...
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