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Each year, the top high school players in the country are designated as McDonald’s All Americans. Nearly all of these players play at the collegiate level (now that the NBA has a rule requiring a year of experience before entering the draft.) Our hoops experts wanted to look back and evaluate how far the 2008 All-Americans have come since last season.
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McDonald’s High School All-Americans
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Montana Grizzlies to Host Youth Camp
The University of Montana is organizing three youth and amateur basketball camps this summer for area athletes. Led by the coaching staff at the school, including head coach Wayne Tinkle as well as current Varsity players, the camps will teach a variety of skills to players of all levels.
Starting in June, the team will host its high school camp, which is both for individuals and teams, who will compete for a spot in the Montana Big Sky Games which are held in the capital of Billings. Local schools may participate, while other state schools can utilize the school’s…
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Top High School Basketball Prospects
As this year’s high school basketball season heads up and we head into district playoffs, Basketball Camps looked at some of the top national prospects across the country at each position:
Derrick Favors (Center)
A 6′9” forward from Atlanta, Favors is currently ranked near the top of his recruiting class and plans on attending Georgia Tech in the fall. Scouts are impressed by his versatility, as he can play from the perimeter as well as the point, and has a solid defensive and rebounding presence as well. Known for his solid character, Favors is…
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