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Watch Blue Chip Recruit Kevon Looney Posterize a Defender

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Watch this clip from last week of Class of 2014 6-8 Kevon Looney (Milwaukee Hamilton High School) putting his defender on a poster on the break. Beastly: MORE >

Breaking News: Jabari Parker Picks DUKE

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Jabari Parker apparently really enjoyed this.

In a nationally-televised press conference at Simeon Career Academy, just minutes ago Parker announced that he’s going to be a Duke Blue Devil. MORE >

Duke to Host Jabari Parker This Weekend

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This weekend, Coach K and the Duke Blue Devils will take their best shot at the nation’s best high school player that is not in Kentucky‘s clutches when Chicago’s Jabari Parker makes an official visit.

Parker is arguably one of the best prospects to ever come out of Chicago and Kryzyzewski has been on him since Day one MORE >

Unthinkable: Jabari Parker Says No to Kentucky

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That headline is a joke. Sort of.

Considering the run that John Calipari and the Kentucky Wildcats have been on of as of late, it’s actually news when a top recruit turns them down.

It looks like that is what Chicago Class of 2013 superstar Jabari Parker has done. MORE >

Report: Jabari Parker Adds UConn to His List of Schools

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Apparently the loss of Jim Calhoun has not reduced the potency of UConn on the recruiting circuit one bit.

Out of nowhere, Chicago’s Jabari Parker, one of the three best high school players in the country hands down, has added to UConn to his list of potential schools. MORE >

Duke Lands Powerhouse Forward Semi Ojeleye

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Coach K does it again. After last week’s Jabari Bird announcement highlight how important it is for local programs to win the battle for homegrown talent, Duke has swooped in to nab 6-7 Class of 2013 Ottawa (Kansas) forward Semi Ojeleye from the clutches of midwest schools like Missouri, Indiana, and Wisconsin, as well as programs like UCLA and Stanford.

So how did Coach K do it? MORE >