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AND1 Ball Access: Global Invasion (2004)
Basketball's hottest street players show off their best moves and creative styles all across the United States in this video that's loaded with action -- on the court and off. The film captures MixTape Players Skip to My Lou, HotSauce, Main Event, Shane the Dribbling Machine, AO, Headache, Sik wit It and others as their maverick maneuvers shake up courts in Boston, New Orleans, Dallas, Philadelphia, Atlanta and elsewhere.
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Basketball's hottest street players show off their best moves and creative styles all across the United States in this video that's loaded with action -- on the court and off. The film captures MixTape Players Skip to My Lou, HotSauce, Main Event, Shane the Dribbling Machine, AO, Headache, Sik wit It and others as their maverick maneuvers shake up courts in Boston, New Orleans, Dallas, Philadelphia, Atlanta and elsewhere.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:11/16/2004
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