Class of 2001 - The Most Disappointing HS Basketball Class Ever

I didn't know HoopScoop still updated but yea I used to love this site.

HOOP SCOOP'S FINAL RANKING OF THE TOP 450 SENIORS IN THE CLASS OF 2001 - www.hoopscooponline.com/members/top100nationalseniorrankings.html

HOOP SCOOP'S FINAL RANKING OF THE TOP 5TH YEAR PLAYERS IN THE CLASS OF 2001 - www.hoopscooponline.com/members/top100finalrankingof5thyearplayers2001.html
Zona Class of 2001. One of my favorite classes ever. We know why.
2001: Will Bynum, Isaiah Fox, Channing Frye, Dennis Latimore, Salim Stoudamire and Andrew Zahn. Three years later (2003-04): The UA finishes 20-10 overall and struggles in the Pac-10 with an 11-7 record. Bynum, Latimore and Zahn all transfer before this season. Frye establishes himself as a first-round pick in the NBA draft in 2005. Stoudamire becomes a deadly perimeter shooter. Rating: 6.
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Wow....outside of like 3 dudes, this class was like a Create-A-Player list
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Originally Posted by Peep Game

Wow....outside of like 3 dudes, this class was like a Create-A-Player list
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Showing your age with that statement. What age did you graduate HS?
 
Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by Peep Game

Wow....outside of like 3 dudes, this class was like a Create-A-Player list
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Showing your age with that statement. What age did you graduate HS?
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Your the same dude who said its not a big deal that people don't know who Paul McCartney your getting on someone for not knowing who Rick Rickert and co. are? Your a bizarre fellow indeed.
 
Originally Posted by airmaxpenny1

Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican

Originally Posted by Peep Game

Wow....outside of like 3 dudes, this class was like a Create-A-Player list
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Showing your age with that statement. What age did you graduate HS?
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Your the same dude who said its not a big deal that people don't know who Paul McCartney your getting on someone for not knowing who Rick Rickert and co. are? Your a bizarre fellow indeed.
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Uhm I didn't get on him I simply said he is showing his age. (Which I didn't previously know). Nice try though.
 
Some team rankings from that year. COol stuff

Wednesday, July 16
National Boys' Basketball Top 25
SchoolSports.com

1. Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) - (18-0) *1
Last week: Game against Timothy Vincent Prep cancelled; beat Carolina Day School, 99-70; edged then-No. 3 St. Vincent-St. Mary High (Ohio), 79-78, in the National Hoops Classic in Columbus, Ohio. Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. Gwyn Lake Prep; Jan. 20 at the Crestar Classic (Salem, Va.); Jan. 25-27 at the Mountain State Coal Classic (Beckley, W.Va.).
Outlook: Seven-footer DeSagana Diop scored 18 points, grabbed eight rebounds and blocked eight shots in the win over Carolina Day, while Kentucky-bound guard Rashaad Carruth poured in 20 points. Point guard Billy Edelin led the team with 29 points in the thrilling victory over St. Vincent-St. Mary, including a layup with 50 seconds remaining that broke a 77-77 tie.

2. Willowridge HS (Sugar Land, Texas) - (23-0) *2
Last week: Routed Fort Bend Austin High, 75-44; beat Kempner High, 75-65.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. Dulles High; Jan. 25 vs. Elkins High; Jan. 27 vs. Clements High.
Outlook: Point guard T.J. Ford (Texas) posted a triple-double for the second consecutive week with 25 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in the win over Kempner.
3. Camden HS (Camden, N.J.) - (9-0) *4
Last week: Beat Edgewood High, 85-64; defeated St. Augustine High, 68-53, in the Hometown Hoops Classic (Pa.).
Upcoming: Tuesday vs. Camden County Tech.
Outlook: Memphis-bound guard Dajuan Wagner pumped in more than 50 points for the fourth time in nine games when he scored 52 in the victory over Edgewood. Wagner added 38 points against St. Augustine and is averaging 41.7 ppg this season.
4. Ballard HS (Louisville, Ky.) - (19-0) *7
Last week: Beat Fairdale High, 73-63, in the Louisville Invitational Tournament; defeated Graves County High, 58-44, in the quarterfinals; cruised past Pleasure Ridge Park High, 82-67, in the semis; edged Bowling Green High, 68-66, to win the tourney.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. Trinity High.
Outlook: Center Brandon Bender finished with 14 points, 10 boards and six blocks and Adam Chiles led the team with 24 points in the opening-round win over Fairdale. Bender added 23 points and 10 rebounds vs. Graves County, 13 points and a season-high 17 boards against PRP, and 13 points and nine rebounds in the title game.
5. Berkshire School (Homestead, Fla.) - (14-1) *5
Last week: Idle -- game against Central Park Christian High (Ala.) was postponed due to midterm exams.
Upcoming: Jan. 27 vs. Blue Ridge High (N.C.).
Outlook: Berkshire is led by DePaul-bound swingman Quemont Greer.
6. St. Vincent-St. Mary HS (Akron, Ohio) - (9-1) *3
Last week: Beat Massillon Washington High, 84-51; edged Sharon Kennedy Christian High (Pa.), 51-50; lost to No. 1 Oak Hill Academy (Va.), 79-78, in the National Hoops Classic in Columbus, Ohio. Upcoming: Jan. 12 at Youngstown Rayen High; Jan. 26 vs. Stow Walsh Jesuit High.
Outlook: The nation's top sophomore, Lebron James, poured in 24 points and big man Aly Samabaly added 22 vs. Massillon. James added 20 in the win over Sharon Kennedy and scored a game-high 33 points in the loss to Oak Hill, which ended the team's 36-game winning streak.
7. Westchester HS (Los Angeles, Calif.) - (15-1) *8
Last week: Beat Fairfax High, 84-64; routed Los Angeles High, 111-69.
Upcoming: Jan. 18 at Pacific Palisades High.
Outlook: Brandon Heath led the team with 18 points and Hassan Adams added 16 in the win over Fairfax. The team's lone loss this season came to Bishop O'Connell High (N.C.) in the title game of a tournament.
8. St. Patrick's HS (Elizabeth, N.J.) - (7-2) *10
Last week: Beat Lawrenceville Prep, 80-77, in overtime; defeated St. Peter's Prep, 80-55. Upcoming: Jan. 18 vs. Bayonne Marist High.
Outlook: Guard Terrell Prince scored 19 points and grabbed six rebounds vs. Lawrenceville, while Villanova-bound big man Marcus Austin finished with 18 points in his second game since returning from a month layoff with mononucleosis. Wichita State-bound forward Jamie Sowers tallied 14 points and nine boards in the win over St. Peter's Prep. Sophomore Grant Billmeier makes his season debut Thursday vs. Marist.
9. Mater Dei HS (Santa Ana, Calif.) - (18-2) *12
Last week: Routed Servite High, 94-45; beat Santa Margarita High, 71-51; defeated Canyon High, 104-79, in the Double Pump Hoop Challenge; pounded Mayfair High, 73-48, in the MLK Holiday Classic. Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. St. John Bosco High.
Outlook: Cedric Bozeman scored 18 points and Travis Gabler chipped in 14 in the win against Servite. Jamal Sampson managed 16 points and 10 boards in the win over Santa Margarita before being ejected late in the third quarter with two technical fouls. Bozeman added 18 points and 10 assists against Canyon and 18 points vs. Mayfair.
10. Southern HS (Baltimore, Md.) - (9-2) *13
Last week: Idle.
Upcoming: Tuesday vs. Dunbar High.
Outlook: Starting point guard Keyon Johnson was suspended indefinitely after being arrested on drug charges last week.

11. Midwest City HS (Midwest City, Okla.) - (8-2) *14
Last week: Beat Norman High, 56-54; pounded Del City High, 82-44; defeated Enid High, 92-59. Upcoming: Jan. 18 vs. Edmund North High in the Norman Tournament.
Outlook: Junior forward Shelden Williams finished with 18 points and 10 rebounds and hit a pair of free throws with three seconds left to win the game vs. Norman. DeAngelo Alexander led the team with 17 points against Del City.
12. White Station HS (Memphis, Tenn.) - (17-1) *15
Last week: Beat Collierville High, 75-60; defeated Hillcrest High (Ill.), 57-43; beat Mt. Zion Academy (N.C.), 65-54; edged St. Raymond's High (N.Y.), 56-52, in the finals of the Bass Pro Tournament of Champions (Mo.).
Upcoming: Tuesday vs. Houston High.
Outlook: Ernest Shelton finished with 27 points in the victory over Collierville, added 22 vs. Hillcrest and scored 19 against Mt. Zion. He finished off the Bass Pro Tournament with 27 points in the championship game to win tourney MVP honors.
13. Vashon HS (St. Louis, Mo.) - (13-1) *16
Last week: Beat Kansas City Central High, 67-37; defeated East St. Louis High, 69-57.
Upcoming: Jan. 18 vs. N.J. ROTC.
Outlook: Junior Jimmy McKinley scored 18 points and dished out seven assists while center Lorenzo Gordon added 19 points and 11 boards in the win over Central. McKinney finished with a team-high 27 points vs. East St. Louis.
14. Pike HS (Indianapolis, Ind.) - (12-1) *6
Last week: Beat Lawrence Central High, 93-47, in the quarterfinals of the Marion County Tournament; lost to Lawrence North High, 79-75, in the semifinals.
Upcoming: Jan. 20 at Decatur Central High; Jan. 26 vs. Southport High; Jan. 27 vs. Bloomington South High.
Outlook: Notre Dame-bound guard Chris Thomas was held in check with 14 points and seven assists in the win over Lawrence Central, but reserve guard Tony Weedan erupted for 18 points. Thomas poured in 34 points in the loss to Lawrence North.
15. Reynolds HS (Winston Salem, N.C.) - (14-2) *17
Last week: Pounded Davie County High, 103-70; beat Mount Tabor High, 68-48.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. West Forsyth High; Jan. 24 vs. West Charlotte High.
Outlook: Guard Mitchell Baldwin scored a game-high 27 points and Derrele Mitchell added 14 against Davie County. Baldwin led the team again with 16 vs. Mount Tabor, while Mitchell chipped in 13.
16. Montrose Christian School (Rockville, Md.) - (10-2) *18
Last week: Beat The Heights High, 92-70.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. Wilson High; Jan. 26 vs. National Christian Academy.
Outlook: Junior forward Ryan Lambert poured in 20 points in the win over The Heights.
17. Thornwood HS (South Holland, Ill.) - (13-1) *19
Last week: Beat Bloom High, 58-47.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 at Homewood-Flossmoor High; Jan. 20 vs. Rockford Guilford High in the fourth annual High School Hoops Showdown (Rockford, Ill.); Jan. 26 vs. Thornton High.
Outlook: Center Eddy Curry finished with 31 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks in the win over Bloom.
18. Germantown Academy (Fort Washington, Pa.) - (16-2) *21
Last week: Routed Chestnut Hill High, 67-20; beat The Hill School, 65-33; defeated Bodine High, 75-43; edged Malvern Prep, 60-56, in double overtime.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 at Haverford High; Jan. 27 vs. Hun School.
Outlook: Matt Walsh led the team with 16 points in the win over The Hill School, while junior center Ted Skuchas tallied seven points, nine boards and seven blocks vs. Chestnut Hill.
19. Seattle Prep (Seattle, Wash.) - (13-0) *22
Last week: Defeated O'Dea High, 58-41; beat West Seattle High, 74-43.
Upcoming: Tuesday vs. Blanchett High.
Outlook: Cal-bound Erik Bond registered 24 points, six rebounds and five blocks in the win over O'Dea. Jeffrey Day led the team with 13 points vs. West Seattle.
20. Male HS (Louisville, Ky.) - (17-2) *9
Last week: Defeated Eastern High, 80-60, in the first round of the Louisville Invitational Tournament; beat South Laurel High, 60-42, in the quarterfinals; lost to Bowling Green High, 78-64, in the semifinals.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. St. Xavier; Jan. 23 vs. Southern High; Jan. 30 at Seneca High.
Outlook: Forward Larry O'Bannon scored 22 points and hauled down seven boards against Eastern and scored a game-high 29 vs. South Laurel. Sophomore forward Michael Bush added 21 points and nine rebounds against Eastern. Both O'Bannon and Bush scored 19 in the loss to Bowling Green.
21. Clovis West HS (Fresno, Calif.) - (16-2) *NR
Last week: Defeated Buchanan High, 79-52; beat Dominguez High, 65-61, in the MLK Holiday Classic. Outlook: Jason Walberg led Clovis West with 23 points against Buchanan and 18 vs. then-No. 11 Dominguez.
22. Dominguez HS (Compton, Calif.) - (13-3) *11
Last week: Beat Warren High, 60-55; defeated Gahr High, 55-45; pounded Paramount High, 65-30; lost to Clovis West High, 65-61, in the MLK Holiday Classic.
Upcoming: Jan. 17 vs. Downey High.
Outlook: Tyson Chandler posted a triple-double with 17 points, 15 boards and 11 blocks in the loss to Clovis West.
23. Champagnat Catholic HS (Hialeah, Fla.) - (18-1) *25
Last week: Beat Arlington Country Day, 62-41, in the MLK Shootout.
Upcoming: Jan. 17 at Ace Academy; Jan. 19 at Florida Christian; Jan. 22 at Bay Point High.
24. Oxon Hill HS (Oxon Hill, Md.) - (11-0) *NR
Last week: Defeated Bowie High, 83-59; beat Newport School, 91-68.
Outlook: Lamar Butler scored 24 and Phil Goss added 21 in the win over the Newport School.
25. Milwaukee Washington HS (Milwaukee, Wis.) - (8-1) *23
Last week: Lost to Milwaukee Tech, 64-60; beat Milwaukee Juneau High, 70-60.
Upcoming: Jan. 23 at Milwaukee North High; Jan. 26 at Milwaukee Riverside High.
Outlook: Senior point guard Keyon Williams scored 19 points in a losing effort against Milwaukee Tech.
Others to Watch:

Christian Brothers HS (Lincroft, N.J.) - (10-0)
Last week: The team won a pair of games to move into consideration for the rankings. Upcoming: Tuesday vs. Neptune High.
Outlook: The team is led by the backcourt of Pat Cremen and Chris Kenny.

Coatesville HS (Coatesville, Pa.) - (14-1)
Last week: Beat Downingtown High, 83-61; pounded Plymouth-Whitemarsh High, 85-45; defeated Chester High, 67-58.
Upcoming: Tuesday vs. West Chester East High.
Outlook: John Allen scored 25 against Downingtown, 32 vs. Plymouth-Whitemarsh and 24 against Chester.
Dropped out:

No. 20 St. Edward HS (Lakewood, Ohio) - (7-2)
Last week: Lost to St. Ignatius High, 90-79.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. Shaker Heights High; Jan. 20 at Canton McKinley High.
Outlook: UNC-bound forward Jawad Williams scored 24 points in a losing effort against St. Ignatius.

No. 24 DeMatha Catholic HS (Hyattsville, Md.) - (12-4)
Last week: Beat Bishop Ireton High, 77-55; lost to Gonzaga High, 52-45.
Upcoming: Jan. 19 vs. Carroll High; Jan. 23 vs. St. Raymond's High at the DeMatha Invitational.
Outlook: Big men Jordan Collins and Travis Garrison were ineffective in the loss to Gonzaga. The team was led by junior guards Chris Stephenson and Corey McRae, who each finished with 11 points.
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AntBanks81 said:
He played varsity as a freshman at Young the year I made last cut as a junior. Dude had talent but it seems like it all went downhill after he transferred.
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Talk about the teams the years you made the squad.

Was Q there when you were there?
 
More hype flash and athleticism than actual talent. You gotta remember this was the hoopstv/slam magazine/preps/and1/straight from high school to the pros era, where it was almost like some of the biggest names in basketball weren't even in the nba, and had no fundamentals either. There's a good reason most of them never got there.
 
Yep DC, he was a year ahead of me.

And that would be a short talk. That jr year was the best I did. Blew off conditioning my first two years, ended up being a ymca all star SMH at me. I ****** up in a drill and was dropped. Coach offered manager position but I chose to go work. One of my major regrets in life

but that state championship team was nice. Q of course went on to the NBA, but yall should look up Cordell Henry. 5'10 guard with a crazy handle deep range on the J and UPS!!! (he played overseas and won a chip or two) Dennis Gates was a damn good shooter (asst coach at florida st I believe)
 
12-15 started out in conditioning

Q was cool, kept all the Mikes EARLY. joked around and held court like any HNIC..there was one time I ended up guarding him in practice...dude had the ball on the left wing and called an iso "Let me play with his ankles" (LMAO, my uncle still quotes that)...so dude drove to the lane put it up i challenged it he missed grab board twice and eventually scored. I felt then I belonged keeping up with an all stater.
 
THE HOOP SCOOP'S FINAL RANKING OF THE TOP PLAYERS AT THE NIKE ALL-AMERICAN CAMP FROM JULY 8TH-10TH

Rankings by Clark Francis, Chris Johnson, Dinos Trigonis, and Marc Maggard
Rankings are based primarily on camp performance, although college potential is taken into consideration

1.  Ousmane Cisse, 6'9, C, Sr, Montgomery (St. Jude) AL

2.  Amare Stoudamire, 6'9, C, Jr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

3.  Dajuan Wagner, 6'2, PG, Sr, Camden (H.S.) NJ

4.  Carlos Hurt, 6'2, PG, Sr, Alief (Alief-Elsik) TX

5.  Rashaad Carruth, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

6.  David Lee, 6'8, PF, Sr, St. Louis (Chaminade) MO

7.  Aaron Miles, 6'1, PG, Sr, Portland (Jefferson) OR

8.  Desagana Diop, 7'0, C, Sr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

9.  Andre Patterson, 6'7, WF, Sr, Los Angeles (George Washington) CA

10.  Josh Childress, 6'5, WF, Sr, Lakewood (Mayfair) CA

11.  Winsome Frazier, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Miami (Northwestern) FL

12.  Tyson Chandler, 7'0, C, Sr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

13.  Ed Nelson, 6'7, PF, Sr, Ft. Lauderdale (St. Thomas Aquinas) FL

14.  Alan Anderson, 6'6, WF, Sr, Minneapolis (DeLaSalle) MN

15.  Terry Licorish, 6'9, PF, Sr, Toronto (Westhill) ON

16.  Cedric Bozeman, 6'5, PG, Sr, Santa Ana (Mater Dei) CA

17.  Dijon Thompson, 6'6, 2G, Sr, Redondo Beach (Redondo Union) CA

18.  Chadd Moore, 6'1, PG, Jr, Huntsville (Lee) AL

19.  Sean May, 6'8, C, Jr, Bloomington (North) IN

20.  Jason Fontenet, 5'9, PG, Sr, Phoenix (St. Mary's) AZ

21. Jason Maxiell, 6'7, PF, Sr, Carrollton (Neuman Smith) TX

22.  Marshall Strickland, 6'2, PG, Jr, Winchendon (School) MA

23.  Keith Jackson, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Cincinnati (Purcell Marian) OH

24.  Jawad Williams, 6'9, WF, Sr, Lakewood (St. Edward) OH

25.  Travis Diener, 6'1, PG, Sr, Goodrich (Fond Du Lac) WI

26.  Levi Watkins, 6'7, PF, Sr, Rockville (Montrose Christian) MD

27.  Emeka Okafor, 6'9, C, Sr, Houston (Bellaire) TX

28.  Edwin Draughn, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Lakewood (Mayfair) CA

29.  Chris Thomas, 6'1, PG, Sr, Indianapolis (Pike) IN

30.  Evan Burns, 6'7, WF, Jr, Los Angeles (Fairfax) CA

31. Anthony Richardson, 6'7, WF, Sr, Leesville (Road) NC

32.  Michael Collins, 6'5, WF, Sr, Commerce (H.S.) GA

33.  Marcus Spears, 6'4, PF, Sr, Baton Rouge (Southern Lab) LA

34.  Marcus White, 6'8, PF, Jr, Chicago (Whitney Young) IL

35.  Chey Christie, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Biloxi (H.S.) MI

36.  Shavlik Randolph, 6'9, C, Jr, Raleigh (Broughton) NC

38.  J.J. Redick, 6'5, 2G, Jr, Roanoke (Cave Spring) VA

39.  David Harrison, 6'11, C, Sr, Brentwood (Academy) TN

40.  J.S. Nash, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Moreno Valley (Rancho Verde) CA

41.  Karl Hollingsworth, 6'5, WF, Sr, Jonesboro (Mt. Zion) GA

42.  Bryan Hopkins, 5'10, PG, Jr, Dallas (Lincoln) TX

43.  Bobby Jones, 6'6, WF, Jr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

44.  Will Bynum, 6'0, PG, Sr, Chicago (Crane) IL

45.  Bracy Wright, 6'3, 2G, Jr, The Colony (H.S.) TX

46.  Josh Powell, 6'9, PF, Sr, Riverdale (H.S.) GA

47.  Pierre Pierce, 6'4, PG, Sr, Westmont (H.S.) IL

48.  Jermaine Watson, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

49.  Ilia Evtimov, 6'7, WF, Sr, Winston-Salem (R.J. Reynolds) NC

50.  Michael Thompson, 6'10, C, Jr, New Lenox (Providence) IL

51.  Roger Powell, 6'6, PF, Joliet (Township) IL

52.  Rick Cornette, 6'7, PF, Jr, Country Club Hills (Hillcrest) IL

53. Chad Bell, 6'11, C, Sr, Los Angeles (Westchester) CA

54. Marcelo Da Barrosa, 6'7, WF, Sr, Sao Paulo, Brazil

55. Jason Clark, 6'7, C, 5th, Chatham (Hargrave Military) VA

56. Torin Francis, 6'8, PF, Jr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

57.  Corey Dean, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Rustin (H.S.) LA

58.  Carlos Morbain, 6'2, PG, Sr, Miami (Christian) FL

59.  Elton Brown, 6'8, C, Sr, Newport News (Warwick) VA

60.  Isaiah Fox, 6'8, C, Sr, Santa Monica (Crossroads) CA

60.  Earnest Shelton, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Memphis (White Station) TN

TOP PLAYERS BY POSITION AT THE NIKE ALL-AMERICAN CAMP

Top Centers

1.  Ousmane Cisse, 6'9, C, Sr, Montgomery (St. Jude) AL

2.  Amare Stoudamire, 6'9, C, Jr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

3.  Desagana Diop, 7'0, C, Sr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

4.  Tyson Chandler, 7'0, C, Sr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

5.   Sean May, 6'8, C, Jr, Bloomington (North) IN

6.  Emeka Okafor, 6'9, C, Sr, Houston (Bellaire) TX

7.  Shavlik Randolph, 6'9, C, Jr, Raleigh (Broughton) NC

8.  David Harrison, 6'11, C, Sr, Brentwood (Academy) TN

9. Michael Thompson, 6'10, C, Jr, New Lenox (Providence) IL

10. Chad Bell, 6'11, C, Sr, Los Angeles (Westchester) CA

11. Jason Clark, 6'7, C, 5th, Chatham (Hargrave Military) VA

12.  Elton Brown, 6'8, C, Sr, Newport News (Warwick) VA

13.  Isaiah Fox, 6'8, C, Sr, Santa Monica (Crossroads) CA

14.  Channing Frye, 6'10, C, Sr, Phoenix (St. Mary's) AZ

15.  Jermaine Bell, 6'11, C, Soph, Rochester, NY

16.  Steve Allen, 6'10, C, Sr, Ft. Lauderdale (Dillard) FL

17. Grant Billmeier, 6'10, C, Soph, Elizabeth (St. Patrick) NJ

18.  Larry Turner, 6'10, C, Sr, Millegeville (Baldwin) GA

19. Sheldon Williams, 6'8, C, Jr Midwest City (H.S.) OK

20.  Daryl Jacobs, 6'10, C, Sr, Buffalo (Traditional) NY

21. Walter Waters, 6'9, C, Soph, Detroit (Southeastern) MI

Top Power Forwards

1.  David Lee, 6'8, PF, Sr, St. Louis (Chaminade) MO

2.  Ed Nelson, 6'7, PF, Sr, Ft. Lauderdale (St. Thomas Aquinas) FL

3.  Terry Licorish, 6'9, PF, Sr, Toronto (Westhill) ON

4. Jason Maxiell, 6'7, PF, Sr, Carrollton (Neuman Smith) TX

5.  Levi Watkins, 6'7, PF, Sr, Rockville (Montrose Christian) MD

6.  Marcus Spears, 6'4, PF, Sr, Baton Rouge (Southern Lab) LA

7. Marcus White, 6'8, PF, Jr, Chicago (Whitney Young) IL

8.  Josh Powell, 6'9, PF, Sr, Riverdale (H.S.) GA

9.  Roger Powell, 6'6, PF, Joliet (Township) IL

10.  Rick Cornette, 6'7, PF, Jr, Country Club Hills (Hillcrest) IL

11. Torin Francis, 6'8, PF, Jr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

12.  Jordan Cornette, 6'8, PF, Sr, Cincinnati (Princeton) OH

13. Adam Waleskowski, 6'9, PF, Sr, Kettering (Alter) OH

14. Tremayne Singletary, 6'7, PF, 5th, Bayside (Cardozo) NY

15. Elgrace Wilborn, 6'7, PF, Sr, Springfield (South) OH

16.  Patrick Simpson, 6'8, PF, Sr, Denver (George Washington) CO

17.  Lorenzo Thompson, 6'7, PF, Soph, Chicago (Crane) IL

18.  Kevin Bookout, 6'8, PF, Sr, Stroud (H.S.) OK

19. Roy Enright, 6'9, PF, Jr, Omaha (Burke) NE

20. Duane Erwin, 6'9, PF, Sr, Huntsville (Lee) AL

21.  Craig Smith, 6'6, PF, Sr, Los Angeles (Fairfax) CA

22.  Kevin Mickens, 6'7, PF, Sr, Baltimore (Mt. St. Joseph) MD

23.  Marques Hayden, 6'6, PF, Sr, Oklahoma City (Putnam City) OK

Top Wing Forwards

1.  Andre Patterson, 6'7, WF, Sr, Los Angeles (George Washington) CA

2.  Josh Childress, 6'5, WF, Sr, Lakewood (Mayfair) CA

3.  Alan Anderson, 6'6, WF, Sr, Minneapolis (DeLaSalle) MN

4.  Jawad Williams, 6'9, WF, Sr, Lakewood (St. Edward) OH

5.  Evan Burns, 6'7, WF, Jr, Los Angeles (Fairfax) CA

6. Anthony Richardson, 6'7, WF, Sr, Leesville (Road) NC

7. Michael Collins, 6'5, WF, Sr, Commerce (H.S.) GA

8.  Karl Hollingsworth, 6'5, WF, Sr, Jonesboro (Mt. Zion) GA

9.  Bobby Jones, 6'6, WF, Jr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

10.  Ilia Evtimov, 6'7, WF, Sr, Winston-Salem (R.J. Reynolds) NC

11. Marcelo Da Barrosa, 6'7, WF, Sr, Sao Paulo, Brazil

12  Anthony Vasser, 6'7, WF, Sr, Birmingham (Woodlawn) AL

13.  Dennis Coutee, 6'5, WF, Sr, Jeffersonville (H.S.) IN

14.  Matt Walsh, 6'5, WF, Jr, Ft. Washington (Germantown Academy) PA

15.  Erik Bond, 6'7, WF, Sr, Seattle (Prep) WA

16.  Clark Williams, 6'4, WF, Sr, Lilburn (Berkmire) GA

17.  Lester Abrams, 6'5, WF, Jr, Pontiac (Northern) MI

18.  Chris Rodgers, 6'2, WF, Jr, Portland, OR

19. Todd Townsend, 6'5, WF, 5th, New Hampton (Prep) NH

20.  J.R. Morris, 6'5, WF, Jr, Milwaukee (Washington) WI

21.  Kevin Menard, 6'5, WF, Sr, New Lenox (Lincoln) IL

Top Second Guards

1.  Rashaad Carruth, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

2.  Winsome Frazier, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Miami (Northwestern) FL

3.  Dijon Thompson, 6'6, 2G, Sr, Redondo Beach (Redondo Union) CA

4.  Keith Jackson, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Cincinnati (Purcell Marian) OH

5.  Edwin Draughn, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Lakewood (Mayfair) CA

6.  Chey Christie, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Biloxi (H.S.) MI

7.  J.J. Redick, 6'5, 2G, Jr, Roanoke (Cave Spring) VA

8.  J.S. Nash, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Moreno Valley (Rancho Verde) CA

9.  Bracy Wright, 6'3, 2G, Jr, The Colony (H.S.) TX

10.  Jermaine Watson, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

11.  Corey Dean, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Rustin (H.S.) LA

12.  Earnest Shelton, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Memphis (White Station) TN

13.  Anthony Rice, 6'4, 2G, Sr, North Clayton (College Park) GA

14.  James McKinney, 6'2, 2G, Jr, St. Louis, MO

15.  Jason Holwerda, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Chattanooga (Christian) TN

16.  Maurice Hargrow, 6'5, 2G, Sr, St. Paul (Highland Park) MN

17.  Ricardo Billings, 6'4, 2G, Jr, Detroit (Rogers) MI

18.  Jason McKrieth, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Schenectady (H.S.) NY

19.  Brandon Heath, 6'3, 2G, Jr, Los Angeles (Westchester) CA

21.  Michael Clayton, 6'4, WF, Sr, Baton Rouge (Christian) LA

22.  Chris Hill, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Indianapolis (North Lawrence) IN

23.  Antonio Hudson, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Grambling (H.S.) LA

24.  T.J. Thompson, 5'11, 2G, 5th, Kensingston (Newport School) MD

25.  Dion Harris, 6'2, 2G, WF, Detroit (Redford) MI

Top Point Guards

1.  Dajuan Wagner, 6'2, PG, Sr, Camden (H.S.) NJ

2.  Carlos Hurt, 6'2, PG, Sr, Alief (Alief-Elsik) TX

3.  Aaron Miles, 6'1, PG, Sr, Portland (Jefferson) OR

4.  Cedric Bozeman, 6'5, PG, Sr, Santa Ana (Mater Dei) CA

5.  Chadd Moore, 6'1, PG, Jr, Huntsville (Lee) AL

6.  Jason Fontenet, 5'9, PG, Sr, Phoenix (St. Mary's) AZ

7.  Marshall Strickland, 6'2, PG, Jr, Winchendon (School) MA

8. Travis Diener, 6'1, PG, Sr, Goodrich (Fond Du Lac) WI

9. Chris Thomas, 6'1, PG, Sr, Indianapolis (Pike) IN

10.  Bryan Hopkins, 5'10, PG, Jr, Dallas (Lincoln) TX

11.  Pierre Pierce, 6'4, PG, Sr, Westmont (H.S.) IL

12.  Will Bynum, 6'0, PG, Sr, Chicago (Crane) IL

13.  Carlos Morbain, 6'2, PG, Sr, Miami (Christian) FL

14. Jeff Horner, 6'3, PG, Jr, Mason City (H.S.) IA

15. Mitchell Bittle, 6'2, PG, Sr, Winston-Salem (R.J. Reynolds) NC

16. John Gilchrist, 6'1, PG, Sr, Virginia Beach (Salem) VA

17.  Melvin Scott, 6'2, PG, Sr, Baltimore (Southern) MD

18. Patrick Sparks, 6'1, PG, Sr, Greenville (Muhlenberg North) KY

19.  Chris Quinn, 6'0, PG, Jr, Dublin (Coffman) OH

20. Kristaps Valters, 6'2, PG, Riga, Latvia

21.  Cornelius Mitchell, 5'11, PG, Sr, Augusta (Butler) GA

22.  Timothy Smith, 5'7, PG, Sr, Chatham (Hargrave Military) VA

TOP UNDERCLASSMEN IN CAMP

1.  Amare Stoudamire, 6'9, C, Jr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

2.  Chadd Moore, 6'1, PG, Jr, Huntsville (Lee) AL

3.  Sean May, 6'8, C, Jr, Bloomington (North) IN

4.  Marshall Strickland, 6'2, PG, Jr, Winchendon (School) MA

5.  Marcus White, 6'8, PF, Jr, Chicago (Whitney Young) IL

6.  Shavlik Randolph, 6'9, C, Jr, Raleigh (Broughton) NC

7.  J.J. Redick, 6'5, 2G, Jr, Roanoke (Cave Spring) VA

8.  Bryan Hopkins, 5'10, PG, Jr, Dallas (Lincoln) TX

9.  Bobby Jones, 6'6, WF, Jr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

10.  Bracy Wright, 6'3, 2G, Jr, The Colony (H.S.) TX

11.  Michael Thompson, 6'10, C, Jr, New Lenox (Providence) IL

12.  Rick Cornette, 6'7, PF, Jr, Country Club Hills (Hillcrest) IL

13. Torin Francis, 6'8, PF, Jr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

14.  Jermaine Bell, 6'11, C, Soph, Rochester, NY

15.  Matt Walsh, 6'5, WF, Jr, Ft. Washington (Germantown Academy) PA

16. Jeff Horner, 6'3, PG, Jr, Mason City (H.S.) IA

17. Grant Billmeier, 6'10, C, Soph, Elizabeth (St. Patrick) NJ

18.  Lester Abrams, 6'5, WF, Jr, Pontiac (Northern) MI

19.  James McKinney, 6'2, 2G, Jr, St. Louis, MO

20.  Chris Rodgers, 6'2, WF, Jr, Portland, OR

21.  Ricardo Billings, 6'4, 2G, Jr, Detroit (Rogers) MI
 
Bill Simmons' podcast reminded me of this class. Dude on his show was a HS Teammate of Tyson CHandler. And they told some stories from back in the day
 
lnmymind said:
Basically...he and his mom were getting SERIOUS cake from a local "street agent/leech" type of dude with the understanding that he wasrepresent Jon when he turned PRO. I'm not 100% positive on this next part but Gale Catlett (WVU coach at the time) knew all about it and other shadybusiness going down within the program and he ended up resigning after Jon's first year. When Dale Dakich came in, he was approached by the "streetagent/leech" dude and tried to regulate %@%$ about the direction of the team and Jon's agenda. Dakich dropped the dime to the Athletic Director andquit before the year even started...investigation ensues...4 dudes get kicked off the team...Jon gets banned for life. Tried to come back with Virginia Unionbut the NCAA denied his re-instatement. Travled as a "street baller" up and down the east coast for a while and ended up putting his name in the 05draft and worked out for several teams but of course didn't get drafted due to his background. Ended up in the CBL...ABA...IBL one of them amateur leaguesand was putting in work before the league folded. Somewhere along that time frame he sustained a major knee injury...never been heard from SINCE. None of uswho played with him ever stayed in contact with him and we don't know where he is. Neither do the coaches.
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To everyone else, he just got out about 2 years ago. So I think he is home
 
marath0n said:
James White
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dude can fly

he was on the Spurs roster for a lil bit
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PISSED me off that he wasn't in an NBA Dunk Contest WHILE he was in peak form. I hyped him up so much and folks asked me, "Is that all??????/" (In dunk contest)
 
Too disappointing bc I was telling ppl that Dajuan Wagner was going to be better than Michael Jordan
 
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