Moesha’s Overbearing Dad
Go to your room Miles
Idk if it’s right but in 2000
Zach Randolph
Zach Randolph
Who Was The #1 Ranked HS Basketball Player in the Nation The Year You Graduated
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The Villain
Superstar
Dude was larger than life in NC lol
VegetasHairline
Veteran
Google had him ranked #1 with Gerald Green and Monta Ellis 2nd and 3rd.Josh McRoberts
Kevin Love and Maya Moore 
Amare Stoudemire
Recruiting Services Consensus Index (RSCI) Rankings - 2002 | Basketball-Reference.com
Recruiting Services Consensus Index (RSCI) Rankings - 2002
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Edit.. TrueAmare Stoudemire
Recruiting Services Consensus Index (RSCI) Rankings - 2002 | Basketball-Reference.com
Recruiting Services Consensus Index (RSCI) Rankings - 2002
was Amare followed by Carmelo
in 2000 that was
1. Eddie Griffin (RIP)
2.Darius Miles
3. Marcus Taylor
4. Deshawn Stevenson
5. Jared Jeffries
Zach Randolph was #11
That's seniors TO BE.
By the end of that year he had been surpassed by Melo and Amare
The Infamous
Superstar
Shabazz Muhammad or Nerlens Noel 
Dem313wayz
Superstar
'06 Oden
He was deserving of it. KD was number 2. Can't blame him for injuries
Dude was larger than life in NC lol
There was a few years where every dance nikkaz was doing was fruity as sht
You reminded me of the answer. I don't know how the hell I was thinking of anyone else.
I remembered this article.
Published on April 2010 by bleacherreport.
1) Harrison Barnes (UNC) - 6'8", 215 pounds, SF
He is one of the best prospects to ever come out of Iowa. Blessed with a 7 foot wing span, high basketball IQ, and excellent long range shot. Barnes is one of those rare athletes that can run the 1-5 if needed. He has a good understanding of the defensive part of the game and routinely makes highlight blocks. He is a proven winner and is just what North Carolina needs to become a contender once again.
NBA Comparison: Scottie Pippen/ Ray Allen
2) Brandon Knight (Kentucky) - 6'3", 185 pounds, PG
Looking vaguely similar to Lil Wayne, Knight is the reigning National Player of the Year. Knight is an absolute beast of a point guard and is constantly compared to last years top point guard John Wall. Like Wall, Knight is a play maker for others as well as for himself, frequently throwing up 30+ points. He is definitely a candidate for the 2010 class to be a one and done player.
NBA Comparison: Russell Westbrook (better shot)
3) Perry Jones (Baylor) - 6'11", 230 pounds, SF/PF
One word best used to describe Jones….scary. With a 7’3” wing span, automatic mid range game and elite athleticism, Perry could very well end up as the best player in this class when it is all said and done. He is the most highly touted recruit ever to sign with Baylor and is motivated to live up to expectations. Regardless of his potential and height, Jones has worked hard and developed a nice set of skills that will make him a threat on any level of basketball. He plays with a ton of emotion and constantly lifts others around him to play better. With the addition of Perry Jones, Baylor could have one of its best teams ever next season.
NBA Comparison: Tracy McGrady/ Anthony Randolph
#7 Tobias Harris
#9 Kyrie
Published on April 2010 by bleacherreport.
1) Harrison Barnes (UNC) - 6'8", 215 pounds, SF
He is one of the best prospects to ever come out of Iowa. Blessed with a 7 foot wing span, high basketball IQ, and excellent long range shot. Barnes is one of those rare athletes that can run the 1-5 if needed. He has a good understanding of the defensive part of the game and routinely makes highlight blocks. He is a proven winner and is just what North Carolina needs to become a contender once again.
NBA Comparison: Scottie Pippen/ Ray Allen
2) Brandon Knight (Kentucky) - 6'3", 185 pounds, PG
Looking vaguely similar to Lil Wayne, Knight is the reigning National Player of the Year. Knight is an absolute beast of a point guard and is constantly compared to last years top point guard John Wall. Like Wall, Knight is a play maker for others as well as for himself, frequently throwing up 30+ points. He is definitely a candidate for the 2010 class to be a one and done player.
NBA Comparison: Russell Westbrook (better shot)
3) Perry Jones (Baylor) - 6'11", 230 pounds, SF/PF
One word best used to describe Jones….scary. With a 7’3” wing span, automatic mid range game and elite athleticism, Perry could very well end up as the best player in this class when it is all said and done. He is the most highly touted recruit ever to sign with Baylor and is motivated to live up to expectations. Regardless of his potential and height, Jones has worked hard and developed a nice set of skills that will make him a threat on any level of basketball. He plays with a ton of emotion and constantly lifts others around him to play better. With the addition of Perry Jones, Baylor could have one of its best teams ever next season.
NBA Comparison: Tracy McGrady/ Anthony Randolph
#7 Tobias Harris
#9 Kyrie
