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Former Razorback Ronnie Brewer is one of 25 current NBA stars who have been invited to the USA Basketball Men's National Team mini-camp.
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Jazz guard Kyle Korver will join Ronnie Brewer and Paul Millsap among 25 players set to take part in a USA Basketball mini-camp next month in Las Vegas.
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Kevin Love is one of 25 young NBA players invited to USA Basketball’s national men’s team mini-camp in Las Vegas in late July.
Here are the other guys who have accepted invitations. It’s some pretty good company:
LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland
Trevor Ariza, L.A. Lakers
D.J. Augustin, Charlotte
Jerryd Bayless, Portland
Ronnie Brewer, Utah
Glen Davis, Boston
Kevin...
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