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A Tale Of Two Cities And Their Connection To John Stockton
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on March 23rd

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - The prodigal son returns, and so does his son.

Former Utah Jazz great John Stockton is back in Salt Lake City to watch his son David, and Gonzaga, play in the NCAA Tournament.

The elder Stockton has managed to slip past cameras and keep a low profile, but there's no denying the spotlight is extra bright on David, playing on his dad's old home court.

David looked right at home on Thursday, dishing out 7 assists against just 2 assists in an opening round victory against Southern.

That should come as no surprise for a guy who practically grew up in the Utah Jazz locker room.

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