1. Shabazz Muhammed (Dream Vision) 27.3 PPG
2. Nick Stauskas (Grassroots Canada) 20.0 PPG
3. Cameron Golden (Memphis YOMCA) 19.8 PPG
4. Ryan Arcidiancono (Pennsylvania Playaz) 19.8 PPG
5. Omar Calhoun (New York Gauchos) 19.7 PPG
6. Jarvis Haywood (Charlotte Nets) 19.3 PPG
7. Nkeruwem Okoro (Long Island Lightning) 19.0 PPG
8. John Ross Glover (Nashville Celtics) 19.0 PPG
9. Tramaine Parker (Carolina Hoyas) 18.8 PPG
10. Jack Flournoy (West Virginia Wildcats) 17.3 PPG
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
ReplyDeleteNY2LASPORTS.COM - CLASS OF 2012 PLAYER RANKINGS
Antonio Curro - National Recruiting Editor NY2LASports.com
June 24, 2009
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RANKINGS WEEK is in full swing here at NY2LASports.com and after releasing our new Top 150 for the 2010 & 2011 classes earlier this week we head into the future today with a look at what is shaping up to be a very strong 2012 class nationally. With tons of size, lots of explosive athletes, and some big time sleepers the 2012 class has all the makings of something exciting in the coming years and you can expect to hear an awful lot about some of the names that made the cut in the new NY2LASports.com Top 150 for the Class of 2012. Here's a look at some of what you can expect to see from the rising sophomore class nationally...
NY2LASPORTS.COM TOP 150 PLAYER RANKINGS - CLASS OF 2012
Power Forwards/Centers
Bigs, bigs, and more bigs is the story of the day here as the 2012 class has a number of interior prospects from coast to coast that are sure to land on the radars of college coaches across the country. Be sure to remember names like 6-9 DaJuan Coleman of Syracuse, New York (#5); 6-11 Andre Drummond of Hartford, Connecticut (#7); 6-7 Ricardo Gathers of LaPlace, Louisiana (#9), and 6-9 Hanner Perea of Birmingham, Alabama (#11) as they're sure to generate a lot of pub in the coming years.
However, while each of those is a promising talent in his own right, the bar in the 2012 class could be set by 6-8 Kansas native Perry Ellis. Ellis has excellent length, a solid skill set, great feel for the game, and untapped potential that colleges across the country are already lining up around the block to see. With a big time high school season already under his belt and rave reviews from coast to coast, Ellis is a blue chip talent that oozes potential and is one of the 2012 prospects by which others are measured at this point in the game.