Shooting is ‘what I live for'
Years of practice turn Page into a shooting star
Nearly a decade before Pawnee's Keiton Page closed out what proved to be an historic high school career, he first electrified a large crowd.
At the 1999 Tournament of Champions, during halftime of one of the games, Page took the floor to shoot around.
"He put on an exhibition,” Page's father, David, said. "By the time he got done, he was getting a standing ovation.”
David, who then coached at Yale , sa...
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