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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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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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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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On Friday, former Kentucky sophomore guard Stacey Poole decided to transfer to Georgia Tech. But in the high school world, it’s his younger brother, Solomon Poole, that’s making all the noise. As one of the top high school juniors in the country, the five-star point guard from Terry Parker High School (Jacksonville, Fla.) recently had one of the most ridiculous in-game dunks of the season. 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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Landing Shabazz Muhammad is akin to winning the lottery. And while at the City of Palms Tournament in Fort Myers, Fla., Muhammad made it clear that four schools of his final six stand apart from the rest.
Muhammad told Rivals.com that Duke, Kentucky, UCLA and UNLV are the four schools that stand out to him, leaving Kansas and USC on the outside looking in. He also noted that UCLA’s recent struggles have definitely affected his recruitment. MORE >
