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strange story of a New Jersey high school coach who was found to have six foreign kids living with him and attending school and playing on the public high school basketball team. They mostly claimed he was their guardian and they listed his condo as their home address.
"The group includes Eastside’s point guard, a starting forward and a key reserve, according to the story.
Paterson Eastside is currently 14-2 and ranked in the top 20 in the state....
...starting point guard, who hails from Puerto Rico and is the son of a former NBA player. ...
a starting forward and a key reserve player, both from Puerto Rico; a limping 7-foot-2 Nigerian;
and two other lean, athletic-looking Nigerian players....
...One player said Griles did not provide enough food in the house and that dinner was spaghetti for “a whole two weeks”
or “just a loaf of bread to last two people for like two weeks.” The player, who also spoke on the condition his name not be used,
said the teens sometimes would seek out food at a local church, often had to fend for themselves on weekends and that
“we didn’t eat anything” on Thanksgiving."
"The group includes Eastside’s point guard, a starting forward and a key reserve, according to the story.
Paterson Eastside is currently 14-2 and ranked in the top 20 in the state....
...starting point guard, who hails from Puerto Rico and is the son of a former NBA player. ...
a starting forward and a key reserve player, both from Puerto Rico; a limping 7-foot-2 Nigerian;
and two other lean, athletic-looking Nigerian players....
...One player said Griles did not provide enough food in the house and that dinner was spaghetti for “a whole two weeks”
or “just a loaf of bread to last two people for like two weeks.” The player, who also spoke on the condition his name not be used,
said the teens sometimes would seek out food at a local church, often had to fend for themselves on weekends and that
“we didn’t eat anything” on Thanksgiving."