Carter will join top seniors from Historically Black Colleges and Universities around the country on the HBCU All-Star Team. The opposing team will be comprised of dynamic players from universities across Ohio.
According to organizers, the game will provide an opportunity for players (All-Stars) to exhibit their skills in front of pro scouts and thousands of fans. State and city officials, as well as a host of celebrities, will also be present to show support for the College All-Stars.
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The All-Star Game will be officiated under NBA rules, allowing pro scouts to evaluate All-Stars under next-level conditions.
This is the second post-season all-star opportunity for Carter, who is among the candidates to compete in the inaugural HBCU Men’s Basketball All-Star Game set for the NCAA Final Four weekend in New Orleans.
Heading into this weekend’s games, Carter ranks third in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) in scoring (15.3 ppg), ninth in rebounding (5.6 pg) and fifth in field goal percentage (.425). He has reached double-figures in scoring in 19 games, including five with 20-or-more points.
Courtesy: Delaware State Athletics
