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A few weeks ago, 6-9 super recruit Tony Parker (Miller Grove, Atlanta) decided to make the 10 or so schools he was stringing along dangle a little bit longer before he made his final college decision.
This afternoon, Parker finally announced his decision. MORE >
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While other high school players rack up headlines, junior Jabari Parker (Simeon Career Academy, Chicago), keeps racking up awards.
The latest comes today, with the announcement that Parker has been name the Gatorade National Boys Player of the Year. The way he found out is pretty special: MORE >
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After months and months of speculation, the nation’s two best uncommitted high school athletes – Shabazz Muhammad and Nerlens Noel – made their college announcements today. MORE >
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On Monday night, 6-9 Altanta-area high school superstar Tony Parker (Miller Grove) told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he thinks he will announce his college plans on April 11th.
He had reportedly though about announcing last week, but decided to keep the speculation going a little longer. So who’s in the mix for his commitment? MORE >
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Yesterday, the McDonald’s All American Games and Morgan Wootten, Hall of Fame coach and selection committee chair, named Shabazz Muhammad (Bishop Gorman High School – Las Vegas, Nev.) and Breanna Stewart (Cicero-North Syracuse High School – North Syracuse, N.Y.), winners of the 2012 Morgan Wootten Player of the Year Award for their accomplishments on and off the court. MORE >
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We were on to something when we introduced the world to Aquille Carr on the cover of Dime #65. Now, he’s a junior, and he’s committed to Seton Hall. But he’s still only 5-6, and recently our friends at HoopMixtape caught him smashing on the break on some poor fool. The best part is our dude ran out onto the court in the middle of the game to give the Crime Stopper dap, and I’m pretty sure this is the same guy who kept turning up on all of Carr’s videos from last year. MORE >
