by selling Class A Preferred Stock to provide the necessary
funding to acquire an NBA Development League Franchise
and cover the costs required to launch the team. The Class A
Stock holders could expect to receive a rate of return ranging
from 12% to 25% per year depending upon the future value of
the underlying franchise. The NBA wants all 30 of its teams to
have a direct affiliation with a D-League franchise that means
12 more teams need to be added to the NBA D-League. As
teams are added, the franchise value is expected to climb
with the same rapid growth rate enjoyed by NBA teams. The
economic reality of a fixed supply and ever increasing
demand makes the D-League a once in a lifetime investment
opportunity. Leading this project is Roosevelt Bouie, a famous
basketball player who is highly regarded in the market of
Rochester, NY. He has assembled an organization, secured
an arena, and has aligned Bouie Basketball with an
undisclosed NBA team for affiliation. The Company has
established an escrow account for the receipt of funds. The
delivery of funds into this escrow will determine the ranking of
investors in the event of over-sub