Former Knicks star Charles Oakley shares basketball journey with Westbury HS students
Charles Oakley was at Westbury High School, telling students about his youth and his days in the NBA.
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Mar 24, 2022, 9:39 PM
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Charles Oakley was at Westbury High School, telling students about his youth and his days in the NBA.
The New York basketball star just wrote a book about his basketball journey.
"Oak" gave out autographed copies to 200 lucky students.
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