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Jamar Butler is a point guard. His career started at Shawnee High School in Lima,Ohio where he was named Ohio's Mr. Basketball his senior year. In high school he was recruited by the University of Cincinnati and The Ohio State University. Jamar chose Ohio State and he led the Buckeyes in assists, three-pointers, games played, and is 23rd all-time in scoring with 1,313 points. Jamar came just short of the NBA but is playing in the European League for Mutlu Akü Selçuk Üniversitesi in the Turkish Basketball League.

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