Former NBA player Keon Clark received eight-year prison sentence Wednesday on plea agreement Clark faced weapon%2C drug and traffic-related charges but pleaded guilty to weapons and DUI 6-11 ...

Former NBA player Keon Clark, who has said he is trying to turn his life around, was sentenced to eight years in prison Wednesday in a plea agreement with prosecutors on weapons and driving under ...

Former lottery pick Keon Clark was sentenced to eight years in an Illinois prison Wednesday after he pleaded guilty to weapons and DUI charges, the Associated Press reports.

Former UNLV star and NBA player Keon Clark, who has said he is trying to turn his life around, was sentenced to eight years in prison Wednesday in a plea agreement with prosecutors on weapons and ...

Former NBA player Keon Clark, who has said he is trying to turn his life around, was sentenced to eight years in prison Wednesday in a plea agreement with prosecutors on weapons and driving under ...

URBANA – Former NBA player Keon Clark was sentenced to prison today on a felony charge of driving on a suspended license.Clark did not show up for the sentencing hearing.

URBANA – Former National Basketball Association player Keon Clark of Danville is headed back to prison again on a driving-related conviction. Clark, 35, who listed an address on Poland Road in ...

Former NBA player Keon Clark, who has said he is trying to turn his life around, was sentenced to eight years in prison Wednesday in a plea agreement with prosecutors on weapons and driving under ...

Because bloggers love bullet points. • Former NBA player Keon Clark has been sentenced to 8 years in prison, as reported by the News Gazette out of Illinois. Clark “faced 10 weapons, drugs and driving ...

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. KEON CLARK Years: 1996 to 1998 Career highlights: The 6-foot-11-inch center ranks sixth with 138 blocked shots; set season record with 112 in 1996-97.

Former NBA player Keon Clark—who played for four teams during six professional seasons from 1998-2004—was sentenced to an eight-year prison term Wednesday.

In the grand scheme of things, big man Keon Clark had a moderately successful NBA career, playing six seasons with a PER of 15.4, or just above average. However, he's arguably become more notable ...