Jordan Hamilton doesn’t feel a need to rush, nor should he. The elite 6-7 wing from Los Angeles is one of the 20 best senior prospects in the United States, and this summer he has proved time and again that his status is deserved.
After spending Sunday in Cincinnati , it was time to move north through the state of Ohio to Akron for the LeBron James Skills Academy . The shift from one shoe company (Adidas) to another (Nike) and from a tournament to a camp setting was seamless.
Demar DeRozan’s future depends on the results of his final SAT. USC’s Tim Floyd must be crossing his fingers, Jeff Goodman says.
Huntington natives O.J. Mayo and Bill Walker were both selected in the June 26 NBA Draft, but neither of the long-time friends and teammates stayed very long with the team that selected them. Mayo, who helped Huntington High to a third-straight championship in 2006-07 before moving on to USC, was picked third by the Minnesota […]
He didn’t make the popular decision (at least for readers at the Bear Insider), but Ryan Anderson’s choice to stay in the NBA draft was the right one. On Monday afternoon, June 16th, the now former Cal star explained his thinking on a media conference call. He said, “Basically, this process was very beneficial to […]
Greg Smith, one of the best big men in the class of 2009, was hearing from numerous high major programs around the country. However, he’s off the board now with a commitment to Arizona…
Kawhi Leonard, a 6-5 2009 wing from Southern California, has several offers from WCC and Big West programs, along with interest from some Pac-10 and Mountain West schools….
Reporter Mike Sullivan has the story from the Rumble in the Bronx …
Brendan Lane is off the board. On Saturday he picked one Pac-10 program from his three finalists and ended his process.
Scout.com caught up with Jordan Hamilton at the Nike Memorial Day Classic and he discussed recruiting and his high school situation.
