Bulls' Selden Jr. donated money to keep an AAU program alive in Boston

CHICAGO - Growing up in the African nation of Sierra Leone, John Sesay had never heard of Wayne Selden Jr.

Heck, with his passion for soccer, the freshman at Fenway High School in Boston hadn't heard of many NBA players.

But Sesay, whose father came to the United States seeking better educational opportunities for his son, knows who the Bulls guard is now. Without Selden, Sesay wouldn't be playing for an AAU program called United Elite.

"We didn't have enough money for the program this year," Sesay, 14, said by phone from Boston. "We do fundraising