Print Before his name became the subject of tragic headlines that quickly spread from coast to coast, Terrence Clarke was at a Chatsworth gym doing what he loved most. Lorenzo Davis saw him there Thursday morning and beamed with pride at having once gotten to coach Clarke at a Pangos All-American basketball camp. He would always remember how the blue-chip prospect attentively listened to the pointers of his random coach, how Clarke graciously posed for a picture with Davis’s eight-year-old son, Tytus. Now Clarke was back in Los Angeles, pursuing his dream of becoming an NBA draft pick. “I hadn’t seen him since he went to Kentucky,” said Davis, an assistant coach at Heritage Christian. “He looked like he was