"102: The Bennie Fuller Story" - Arkansas School for the Deaf Player - AR PBS Sports Feature

Arkansas School for the Deaf’s motto is "Dream It, Believe It, Achieve It." For this school, perhaps no graduate represents this mantra more than Bennie Fuller, the highest scoring high school basketball player in the history of Arkansas.
Newspaper clipping courtesy of Arkansas Democrat Gazette
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