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Nonprofit Breaks World's Record

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A group of guys in Georgia broke a world record on Friday with a basketball game that lasted five straight days . . .121 hours and 3 minutes to be exact. Yes, they were allowed to sub in and out, so they got breaks. They did it to raise money for a charity called MOST, or “Men Opposing Sex Trafficking.” They say the stunt raised over $300,000.

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Nonprofit Breaks World's Record

A group of guys in Georgia broke a world record on Friday with a basketball game that lasted five straight days . . .121 hours and 3 minutes to be exact. Yes, they were allowed to sub in and out, so they got breaks. They did it to raise money for a charity called MOST, or “Men Opposing Sex Trafficking.” They say the stunt raised over $300,000.

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WALS broke the news in 9 days ago on Monday, March 24, 2025.

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