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"That camp changed how I felt about basketball and my future. It was the turning point in my life." - Michael Jordan, basketball immortal "Five-Star has done a great job of helping kids. I admire the way they've emphasized the teaching concept and maintained the personal touch of dealing with youngsters." - Mike Krzyzewski, coach, Duke University; "I can't speak for anyone else, but Five-Star becomes almost a part of you." - Hubie Brown, Former Head Coach, New York Knicks and TNT Television Commentator; "If you want to advance in the profession, especially young coaches, the best thing you can do is work at Five-Star." - Chuck Daly, Former coach, Detroit Pistons and Basketball Hall of Famer; "I don't have my Five-Star T-shirt anymore, but I still have the memories." - Moses Malone, Basketball Hall of Famer and former Five-Star camper; "I got my start at Five-Star: To me, it's always meant a constant search for excellence, be it a player, counselor, coach, or lecturer." - Rick Pitino, Former coach of the New York Knicks, Boston Celtics, Kentucky Wildeats, and Providence College. ESPN.COM's Andy Katz: "U.S. kids have game, but lack fundamentals. It's a shame, but a trend that will continue throughtout the summer, unless the destination is the Five-Star Camp in Pennsylvania." Sporting News Radio's Peter Brown: "What happened to the American players? When are these kids going to get back to Five-Star Basketball Camp and work on their game?