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GU leading assist man David Stockton returns to childhood stomping grounds

Thu., March 21, 2013

David Stockton stands next to a statue of his dad, John, outside EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City. The statue titled “Threading the Needle” was unveiled in 2005.

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