Football helps Oakcrest's Mark Clements pay tribute to slain brother Trumaine
Oakcrest's Mark Clements at practice on Sept. 15, 2011
Oakcrest's Mark Clements, right, works on plays during practice. Clements changed his uniform number from No. 3 to 10 in honor of his brother Trumaine, who was shot and killed in Pleasantville earlier this year.
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