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    High School Rankings

    2003 - Seniors
    Updated 5.12.03

    * Player
    1. LeBron James 6-8 240 PG/SG/SF St. Vincent-St. Mary (Akron, OH) (NBA)
    <font color="blue">2. Luol Deng 6-8 220 SF Blair Academy (Blairstown, NJ) *Duke </font>
    3. Travis Outlaw 6-8 190 SF Starkville (Starkville, MS) *Mississippi St. (NBA?)
    4. Ndudi Ebi 6-9 195 SF/PF Westbury Christian (Houston, TX) *Arizona (NBA?)
    5. Shannon Brown 6-3 190 PG/SG Proviso East (Maywood, IL) *Michigan St.
    6. Regis Koundjia 6-8 210 SG/SF Laurinburg Institute (Laurinburg, NC) *LSU
    7. Alexander Johnson 6-9 225 PF North Bridgton (Bridgton, ME)
    8. James Lang 6-10 340 C Central Park Christian (Birmingham AL) (NBA)
    9. David Padgett 6-11 210 C Reno (Reno, NV)) *Kansas
    10. Charlie Villanueva 6-10 215 SF Blair Academy (Blairstown, NJ) (NBA?)
    11. Kendrick Perkins 6-10 280 PF/C Ozen (Beaumont, TX) *Memphis
    12. Olu Famutimi 6-5 180 SG Northwestern (Flint, MI) *Arkansas
    13. Mustafa Shakur 6-3 180 PG Friends Central (Wynnewood, PA) *Arizona
    14. Ekene Ibekwe 6-9 190 PF Carson (Carson, CA) *Maryland
    15. Sylvester Mayes 6-2 PG Ft. Wayne (Ft. Wayne, IN)
    16. Julius Lamptey 7-0 270 C New Hampton (New Hampton, NH) *Arkansas
    17. Leon Powe 6-8 220 PF Oakland Tech (Oakland, CA) *California
    18. Brian Butch 7-0 225 PF/C West (Appleton, WI) *Wisconsin
    19. Martin Iti 6-11 235 PF/C Mount Zion (Durham, NC) *Charlotte
    20. Darryl Watkins 6-11 235 C Paterson Catholic (Paterson, NJ)
    21. Guillermo Diaz 6-1 PG Miami Christian (Miami, FL) *Miami
    22. Shagari Alleyne 7-3 255 C Rice (Manhattan, NY) *Rutgers
    23. Vakeaton Wafer 6-5 210 SG Laurinburg (Laurinburg, NC) *Florida St.
    24. Chris Paul 6-1 170 PG West Forsyth (Clemmons, NC) *Wake Forest
    25. JR Giddens 6-5 185 SG/SF Marshall (Oklahoma City, OK) *Kansas
    26. Kris Humphries 6-8 225 SF/PF Hopkins (Minnetonka, MN) *Duke
    27. Jackie Butler 6-10 260 PF/C McComb (McComb, MS) *Mississippi St.
    28. Trevor Ariza 6-8 200 SF Westchester (Los Angeles, CA) *UCLA
    29. Mohamed Abukar 6-9 210 SF/PF Rancho Bernardo (San Diego, CA) *Georgia
    30. Sean Banks 6-6 190 SF/SG Bergen Catholic (Oradell, NJ) *Memphis
    31. Kenneth Harris 6-10 350 C Bishop Noll (Hammond, IN) *Valparaiso
    32. Michael Jones 6-4 185 SG Thayer (Braintree, MA) *Maryland
    34. Aaron Brooks 6-1 160 PG Franklin (Seattle, WA) *Oregon
    35. Major Wingate 6-10 250 PF North Gwinnett (Suwannee, GA) *Tennessee
    36. Marquise Kately 6-6 200 SG/SF Maine Central Institute (Pittsfield, ME) *California
    37. Abdoulaye Ndiaye 6-10 220 PF Moore (Louisville, KY) *San Diego
    38. Courtney Sims 6-10 225 PF/C Noble (Dedham, MA) *Michigan
    39. Brandon Bass 6-8 225 PF Capital (Baton Rouge, LA) *LSU
    40. Ayinde Ubaka 6-2 188 PG Oakland (Oakland, CA) *California
    41. Andrew Lavender 5-6 150 PG Brookhaven (Columbus, OH) *Oklahoma
    42. Brandon Foust 6-6 190 SG/SF Brookhaven (Columbus OH) *Oklahoma
    43. Brent Petway 6-8 195 SF/PF Griffin (Griffin, GA) *Michigan
    44. Gary Forbes 6-6 185 SG Banneker (Brooklyn, NY) *Virginia
    45. Ousmane Barro 6-10 230 PF Julian (Chicago, IL) *Seward County JC
    46. Chris Taft 6-9 220 PF Xaverian (Brooklyn, NY) *Pittsburgh
    47. Brian Randle 6-7 185 SF Notre Dame (East Peoria, IL) *Illinois
    48. Karron Clarke 6-6 190 SG/SF Winchendon (Winchendon, MA) *Miami
    49. Terrance Roberts 6-8 205 SF/PF St. Anthony (Jersey City, NJ) *Syracuse
    50. Keith Wooden 6-8 220 PF Free State (Lawrence, KS) *Arizona St.



    2004 - Juniors

    * Player
    1. Josh Smith 6-9 210 SF McEachern (Powder Spring, GA)
    2. Dwight Howard 6-10 225 PF Southwest Atlanta Christian (Atlanta, GA)
    3. Al Jefferson 6-9 265 PF Prentiss (Prentiss, MS)
    4. LeMarcus Aldridge 6-11 215 PF/C Seagoville (Dallas, TX) *Texas
    5. Shaun Livingston 6-6 175 PG Peoria Central (Peoria, IL)
    6. Daniel Gibson 6-2 180 PG Jesse Jones (Houston, TX)
    7. Sebastian Telfair 5-11 170 PG Lincoln (Brooklyn, NY)
    8. Marvin Williams 6-9 205 SF Bremerton (Bremerton, WA)
    9. DJ White 6-8 225 PF Hillcrest (Tuscaloosa, AL)
    10. Mike Williams 6-9 225 PF Wilcox Central (Camden, AL)
    11. Randolph Morris 6-11 245 PF/C Landmark Christian (Fairburn, GA)
    12. Roy Bright 6-7 195 SG/SF Northern (Durham, NC)
    13. Rudy Gay 6-8 205 SF Spalding (Baltimore, MD)
    14. JR Smith 6-6 210 SG/SF St. Benedict's Prep (Newark NJ)
    15. Churchill Odia 6-6 PG Montrose Christian (Rockville, MD)
    16. Aaron Afflalo 6-5 PG/SG Centennial (Compton, CA ) *UCLA
    17. Carl Swanagan 6-9 315 PF (Fort Wayne, IN)
    18. Aaron Agnew 6-10 350 C Bellaire (Bridgeport OH)
    19. Jawann McClellan 6-6 185 SG/SF (Houston TX) *Arizona
    20. Brian Johnson 6-9 230 PF Bishop O'Connell (Arlington, VA)
    21. Greg Stiemsma 6-11 210 PF/C Randolph (Randolph, WI) *Wisconsin
    22. Glen Davis 6-8 300 PF University (Baton Rouge, LA)
    23. RaSean Dickey 6-10 255 PF Marlboro County (Bennettsville, SC)
    24. Mohamed Tangara 6-10 222 PF Mt. Zion Christian (Durham, NC)
    25. James Hardy 6-5 180 SG/SF (Fort Wayne IN)
    26. Juan Palacios 6-8 240 PF Our Savior (Centereach, NY)
    27. Jason Rich 6-3 180 SG Dr. Phillip's (Orlando FL)
    28. Stanley Branch 6-8 210 PF/SF St. Benedict's Prep (Newark, NJ)
    29. Darius Washington 6-0 170 PG Edgewater (Orlando, FL)
    30. Ronald Coleman 6-6 200 SF Romulus (Romulus, MI) *Michigan
    31. Shaun Pruitt 6-9 SF/PF West Aurora (West Aurora, IL)
    32. Isaiah Swann 6-2 185 PG Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, VA)
    34. Malik Hairston 6-6 SF Renaissance (Detroit, MI)
    35. Kalen Grimes 6-8 250 PF Hazelwood Central (Florissant, MO)
    36. Quentin Thomas 6-5 175 PG Oakland Tech (Oakland, CA)
    37. Josh Heytvelt 6-8 200 SF/PF Clarkston (Clarkston, WA)
    38. DeMarcus Nelson 6-3 200 PG/SG Vallejo (Vallejo, CA ) *Duke
    39. Jeremis Smith 6-6 SF Dunbar (Ft. Worth, TX)
    40. Brandon Rush 6-6 205 SG/SF Westport (Kansas City, MO)




    2005 - Sophomores

    Player
    1. Tyler Smith 6-7 195 SG Giles County (Pulaski, TN)
    2. Keith Brumbaugh 6-8 185 SF DeLand (DeLand, FL)
    3. Martell Webster 6-7 210 SG Seattle Prep (Seattle, WA)
    4. Louis Williams 6-1 155 SG/PG South Gwinnett (Snellville, GA)
    5. Joey Cameron 6-9 215 SF/PF Calere (Calere, AL)
    6. Tasmin Mitchell 6-8 235 SF Denham Springs (Denham Springs, LA)
    7. Monta Ellis 6-4 160 PG Lanier (Jackson, MS)
    8. Julius Powell 6-8 215 PF Newton Conover (Newton, NC)
    9. Kendrick Johnson 6-10 210 C Morton (Morton, TX)
    10. Josh McRoberts 6-9 C Carmel (Carmel, IN)
    11. Rashad Chase 6-8 200 SF Mays (Atlanta, GA)
    12. Richard Hendrix 6-8 240 PF Athens (Athens, GA)
    13. Terrance Williams 6-6 185 PG Rainier Beach (Seattle, WA)
    14. Marcus Ginyard 6-5 180 SG Bishop O'Connell (Arlington, VA)
    15. Andre McGee 5-10 PG Canyon Springs (Moreno Valley, CA)
     
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  2. Voodoo Child

    Voodoo Child Can I Kick It?

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    Are these your rankings?
     
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    14. Ekene Ibekwe 6-9 190 PF Carson (Carson, CA) *Maryland

    32. Michael Jones 6-4 185 SG Thayer (Braintree, MA) *Maryland

    im glad Maryland picked up someone, hopefully they will do well next year.
     
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    Kid Canada JBB Banned Member

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    no.
     
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  5. Voodoo Child

    Voodoo Child Can I Kick It?

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting "raptors21":</div><div class="quote_post">no.</div>Oh, I see. This list came from nbadraft.net. They know NOTHING about High School basketball. They can just make rankings based upon NBA potential. I would not rely on them.

    Mike Jones is supposed to be a big time baller. He won the High School three point shooting contest.
     
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  6. Voodoo Child

    Voodoo Child Can I Kick It?

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    Here is my top 10 -

    #1 - Dwight Howard - This is the obvious choice. Pretty much every publication acknowledges him as the number one (soon to be) High School Senior. Howard is 6-10, and 255 lbs. He goes to High School in Atlanta, Georgia. He is a Power Forward. He is unlikely to go to college, but he will have to consider it. He is projected by most Mock Draft sources (such as nbadraft.net) as the #2 pick in 2004 behind the obvious #1, Emeka Okafor of UConn.

    #2 - Josh Smith - Smith is a 6-8, 195 lbs. Small Forward, who is also from the state of Georgia. Smith may go to college or he may go pro, but one thing is for certain, if Smith goes pro then he will most likely be a lottery pick.

    #3 - Sebastian Telfair - Most of your remember his name because he was the only Freshman in the Adidas ABCD Camp not to long ago, but since then other names have emerged and Telfair has slipped in most rankings. He is a 6-0, 160 lbs. Point Guard.

    #4 - LeMarcus Aldridge - This 6-10, 195 lbs. Center has already committed to the University of Texas. If it weren?t for his small height and weight (for a Center) I would have ranked him over Telfair.

    #5 - Malik Hairston - A 6-6, Small Forward from Detroit, Michigan.

    #6 - Al Jefferson, 6-9, Power Forward
    #7 - Marvin Williams, 6-8, Small Forward
    #8 - Shaun Livingston, 6-6, Point Guard
    #9 - Jawann McClellan, 6-6, Shooting Guard (Committed to Arizona)
    #10 - Daniel Gibson, 6-2, Point Guard (Committed to Texas)
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting "Spartanfan2003":</div><div class="quote_post">
    #4 - LeMarcus Aldridge - This 6-10, 195 lbs. Center has already committed to the University of Texas. If it weren?t for his small height and weight (for a Center) I would have ranked him over Telfair.
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    does this guy not eat? that is disgustingly skinny, u would think he would get pushed around pretty bad
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> Most of your remember his name because he was the only Sophomore in the Nike ABCD Camp not to long ago</div>

    Well, its adidas ABCD camp, and Telfair was a freshman. This is his 4th year going.

    I thought Louis Williams was far ahead as the #1 player in 2005?
     
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    The crazy thing, is that Josh Smith and Dwight Howard play for the same AAU team, the Atlanta Celtics.
     
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    why am i not up there?!
     
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    Because, your a bum....lol
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting "thefranchise3":</div><div class="quote_post">14. Ekene Ibekwe 6-9 190 PF Carson (Carson, CA) *Maryland

    32. Michael Jones 6-4 185 SG Thayer (Braintree, MA) *Maryland

    im glad Maryland picked up someone, hopefully they will do well next year.</div>

    hopefully they can get back to top 10 team. micheal jones can flat out shoot, i saw that 3 point competition.
     
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    im no bum!
     
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    I find it kinda funny they are already scouting sophomores b/c so much could happen between now and their senior year.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting "airforce1s":</div><div class="quote_post">I find it kinda funny they are already scouting sophomores b/c so much could happen between now and their senior year.</div>They scout three year olds. Literally.
     
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    no they dont
     
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  17. Voodoo Child

    Voodoo Child Can I Kick It?

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting "raptors15":</div><div class="quote_post">no they dont</div>How much do you want to bet?
     
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    Yeah that 3 year old signed a deal with Reebok. His name is Mark Walker
    http://www.markwalker.reebok.com/ its pretty sad to sign a kid whos still in diapers and could grow to be 5'2 8)
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting "airforce1s":</div><div class="quote_post">Yeah that 3 year old signed a deal with Reebok. His name is Mark Walker
    http://www.markwalker.reebok.com/ its pretty sad to sign a kid whos still in diapers and could grow to be 5'2 8)</div>Sad, you ruined my chance to win a bet with Raps15, haha.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">I find it kinda funny they are already scouting sophomores b/c so much could happen between now and their senior year.</div>

    Scouts start to scout players in grade school. Mark Walker wasn't scouted though. His dad sent the tapes to Reebok and they signed him. I don't care if he doesn't pan out though because the kid can atleast afford to go to college now.
     
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