Where Are They Now? Part 8

Maurice Carter - who is someone that you've probably never heard of, who had a very brief NBA career with the Hawks and Lakers, and who Charlotte then selected in the expansion draft for no real reason - appears to no longer have a basketball career, having not played since the end of the 2005 season. It's a bit bizarre given that he's only 31, but so be it.

Russell Carter is playing for the Tulsa 66ers of the D-League, which leaves me with a similar question to the Colorado one - what's a 66er?

Officer Steve Castleberry, another one of the greatest all time Random Training Camp Signings Of Seven Footers Who Happen To Play In A Gym Next To An NBA Team And Who Get Signed To Keep The Numbers Up after a very brief stint with the Sixers back in 2005, is playing for the Yakima Sun Kings of the CBA.

Kelvin Cato has not played professionally since leaving the Knicks at the end of last year.

Lionel Chalmers is playing for Benetton Treviso in Italy, along with lots of other people that you've heard of, including Mario Austin.

Brian Chase is playing for Besiktas in Turkey, keely awaiting Pat Riley's next phone call.

Calbert Cheaney gave up the NBA thing a while ago, and is now a keen supporter of Barack Obama, keen enough to organise a basketball tournament with him.

Eric Chenowith is playing for the Idaho Stampede of the D-League, as some staunch supporters still hold out hope that he's going to make the NBA beyond a training camp. As he hurtles towards 30, it looks less and less likely.

Doug Christie appears to have retired and has set up a record label.

Adam Chubb, former Bobcat for about a week, is playing for the Artland Dragons Quackenbrueck in Germany, which is a pretty amazing team name.

Sam Clancy is playing for Le Mans in France.

Keon Clark has watched it all go a bit south. His trial is currently adjourned.