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This highlight had people freaking out over the weekend: Our guy, 5-6 Aquille Carr smashed one over a much bigger defender from Milford Mill in the Maryland state playoffs, sending the crowd and his team into a frenzy. [Click HERE for all things Aquille Carr]
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Words. High School Hoop
We’ve all seen players shattering backboards with dunks, but for some reason, it really never gets old. Check out this one from yesterday courtesy of Wake Forest-signeee Devin Thomas (Central Dauphin, Penn.): MORE >
Words. High School Hoop
This play is pretty wild. The description on the video says it’s from a game in Vinita, Oakland last month; Jake Bullard of the Vinita Hornets races the length of the floor to catch an incredible alley oop as time expires.
Just as impressive as the sprint, catch and dunk is his teammate’s Grant Hill-like length-of-the-court perfect pass. MORE >
Words. Patrick Cassidy
Uh-oh. 7-5 California high school center Mamadou Ndiaye is not only the tallest player in high school basketball (we assume), but he can also actually sort of play. That’s a frightening prospect, considering most young guys this size can barely walk, let alone play ball.
Check out these highlights of Mamadou getting 30 in a recent game for Brethren Christian High School. No, he’s not Ralph Sampson, but he’s still pretty frightening for the high school level: MORE >
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The Florida Gators have a good one coming into the mix in 6-0 Class of 2013 point guard Kasey Hill (Montverde Academy, Fla.). Lanky, smooth, and a killer when he’s in Attack Mode, he’ll be the next in a long line of Gator guards who make life absolutely miserable for opponents.
Check out this mixtape we just found of Kasey murdering competition in Florida’s high school ranks over the last few weeks alone: MORE >
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In honor of Andre Iguodala‘s stellar game against the Chicago Bulls last night, we decided to take a look back at some of the best highlights of ‘Dre’s Chicago high school career.
The footage isn’t very crisp, but the foundation of Iguodala’s athleticism and multi-faceted game is clearly there. Check it out: MORE >
