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A treasure trove of star-studded footage from their high school playing days is set to be auctioned off July 23 by Profiles in History, outside of L.A.
The film is from Stu Ross, who produced a weekly "High School Sports Show," syndicated in 35 cities.
ESPN reports his library contains more than 130 hours, covering more than 700 athletes. Though, about 60% of the footage is of Kobe Bryant and his time at Lower Merion in the Philly suburbs.
Other big names include Tom Brady, Ryan Braun, LeBron, Shaq, Michael Phelps and Dwyane Wade.
It's estimated to fetch between $250,000 and $350,000. What do you think it will bring? How would you display the footage if you won it?
