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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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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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The following press release just came through on the wire…
Following in the shoes of Jordan Brand Classic alumni Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony, LeBron James,Kevin Durant and Blake Griffin, the next generation of basketball’s brightest stars will take the floor in the 11th annual Jordan Brand Classic at Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte on Saturday, April 14th. The Jordan Brand Classic will be nationally televised live on ESPN. MORE >
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Shabazz Muhammad certainly knows how to leave a lasting impression.
With about 30 seconds left in Bishop Gorman’s 73-65 victory over No. 5 Dematha at the Hoophall Classic on Monday, the No. 1 player in the Class of 2012 punctuated a 37-point performance with a sensational windmill dunk, later named No. 3 on SportsCenter’s Top 10 plays. Even Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, sitting two seats down from Kentucky counterpart John Calipari on the baseline, raised an eyebrow. MORE >
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St. Anthony’s (Jersey City, N.J.) pummeled Newark Central last night, 78-21. The real story of the night thous is that 6-8 UCLA commit – and No. 5 on our HSH Top 50 Player Rankings – Kyle Anderson scored the 1,000th point of his St. Anthony’s career.
The milestone basket came as part of his 20 on the night. Watch the bucket below: MORE >
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When you’re in high school, very things are more important than popularity. It doesn’t matter if you’re a mathlete or one of the best basketball players in the country – eveyone wants to be popular.
ESPN has recruited eight of the nation’s tophigh school boys’ basketball players (all featured in our own Top 50) and given them an opportunity to showcase their personalities and skills to see which player is the most popular among high school basketball fans nationwide. MORE >
