A.A.U.
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He also won 17 A.A.U. championships in indoor and outdoor vaulting competitions, and United States decathlon championships in 1951, 1954 and 1955.
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He also pounced on an opportunity when Nico Harrison, a marketing executive at Nike, set aside a few dollars for Udoka to launch an A.A.U. team, Memory said.
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At the time, A.A.U. basketball was known as a breeding ground for well-funded street-ball games.
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By then, Williamson, a former A.A.U. teammate, had long ago become a national dunking sensation.
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When Ben Perkins, Grimes’s former A.A.U. coach and longtime trainer, saw the video making the rounds on social media, he gave Grimes a hard time.
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