HSBCAMPS

Philadelphia 76er Justin Holiday may be two years removed from his University of Washington playing days, but the NBA sophomore certainly has not forgotten about his Seattle roots.

America's fastest growing youth basketball initiative has confirmed that NBA All-Star point guard Jrue Holiday of the Philadelphia 76ers, has become the organization's latest NBA staff addition.

Just out, Houston Rockets forward Thomas Robinson (#41) and HSBCAMPS, America's fastest growing youth basketball program, have officially announced their partnership to bring young Texans of all ages face-to-face with the pros.

The 6'6 rookie announced today he has teamed with HSBCAMPS, America's fastest growing youth basketball initiative, to train, mentor, and inspire an up and coming generation of young ball players this summer in Boise.

"Lil Buckets" to train, mentor, and inspire an up and coming generation of young ball players this summer in Houston

Justin Holiday is on a mission! Silencing his critics yet again, the 6'6 guard put on a show Thursday night scoring a career high 38 points, while leading the Idaho Stampede to their third straight victory.

With praise lying heavily with Houston GM Daryl Morey and his notable year calling shots for the Rockets, who is talking about Thomas Robinson's agent? I know Robinson is!

With the media quick to spotlight all the drama and "inevitable darkness" looming over the Philadelphia 76ers, one has to question, why isn't anyone talking about rising star Jrue Holiday?

It is never easy living in the shadow of a brother, especially a younger one. However, Justin Holiday, older brother to NBA All-Star Jrue Holiday, has been turning some heads and creating some buzz of his own.

With the Celtics inking Terrence Williams to a 10-day contract this morning, this writer is asking,"What about Mike Harris?"