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Born in Cleveland, Ohio, David Sentendrey moved to the Charlotte area at age 15 and is currently working with several different sports publications throughout the South Charlotte area. An Appalachian State University graduate, David earned his degree in Communications/Journalism. In addition to being an athlete in baseball and tennis, David has been on the basketball court since attending camps hosted by former-Cavalier greats Mark Price and Larry Nance at the age of five. A fan of every aspect of athletics, David is hoping that the Bobcats will continue to develop a solid fan-base after many Charlotte fans were left too distraught from the Hornets move to New Orleans. Contact David.

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Bobcats looking to swap Okafor for Hornets' Chandler

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Bobcats fall to Spurs, look to rebound against Rockets

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