NIKE ALL-AMERICAN CAMP FEATURES SIZE, DEPTH, & GREAT PLAYERS

by Clark Francis, Editor & Publisher of the HOOP SCOOP

                Any great class has to have three things:  1) size; 2) depth, and great players.   Well, if the Class of 2001 is a great class, then the NIKE All-American Camp was a reflection of the class, because it had all three.   Let's start with the center position, which not only was the best position in camp, but also featured the two best players in camp.  And no, one of them wasn't 7'0 Tyson Chandler from Compton (Dominguez) CA, who likely will be a high first round draft pick in the NBA draft next spring.  Remember, our rankings are based primarily on camp performance and not college or pro potential, so with us you have to earn it.   Instead, we're talking about 6'9 Ousmane Cisse from Montgomery (St. Jude) AL and 6'9 Jr Amare Stoudamire from Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA.  Actually there was little doubt who the best player in camp was after Cisse handed Chandler his lunch in the evening game on Sunday night.  Cisse blocked Chandler's shots, beat him on the boards, and intimidated him so much that Chandler stopped going inside.  And he didn't just use his incredible quickness and manchild-like body just to get the best of Chandler.  He played like this all week.   We're talking about a physical specimen at 245 lbs. who plays every game like it will be his last and, as a result, he now moves ahead of everybody in the rising senior class, except 6'2 Jr Dajuan Wagner from Camden (H.S.) NJ. 
                Stoudamire, who was our choice for camp MVP until we saw Cisse's performance against Chandler, also played all week like he had something to prove.  He's an excellent shot blocker and is extremely skilled on the block, as he uses his drop step, athleticism, and quickness to score almost a will when he gets the ball down low.  We're still not sure if we'll rank Stoudamire #1 nationally in his class ahead of 6'2 Jr Anthony Roberson from Saginaw (H.S.) MI, but after his NIKE Camp performance, we sure have to think about it.  We also ranked 7'0 DeSagana Diop from Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA, who just gets better and better, ahead of Chandler.  We were especially impressed by his soft touch out to 12' and his improved post moves.  Diop didn't play with same intensity as Cisse or Stoudamire, but throughout the week we still thought he edged out Chandler for the #3 ranking in camp at the center position. Actually, if you throw out his game against Cisse, Chandler did have a excellent week, as he used his quickness to block shots and dunk in the face of anybody except Cisse who dared to get in the way.  He also rebounded well, but he was at a disadvantage, because he was not on one of the better teams in camp.  As a result, Chandler's #12 ranking overall seems extremely fair.
                The cream usually rises to the top and that's what happened with 6'8 Jr Sean May from Bloomington (North) IN, who just got better and better as the week wore on.   Just like Zach Randolph, May is very deceptive.  It's just hard to believe that somebody so big is so quick and mobile.  He also has soft hands, excellent moves and great offensive skills.  Plus, he's a warrior, which makes it almost impossible to stop him when he gets the ball in scoring position.   After May's, it like picking the best of the rest.  Apparently 6'9 Emeka Okafor from Houston (Bellaire) TX had a great final day, because he made a huge jump in our rankings when our Ohio Editor Chris Johnson made some final adjustments to the rankings after I returned to the adidas ABCD Camp.  Also moving up in the end was 6'11 David Harrison from Brentwood (Academy) TN, but actually we thought Harrison was one of the more disappointing players in camp.  However, that wasn't case with 6'9 Jr Shavlik Randolph from Raleigh (Broughton) NC, whose confidence level has skyrocketed, and 6'10 Jr  Michael Thompson from New Lenox (Providence) IL, who also played well at this camp a year ago, but who has proved to be a disappointment in other settings. 
                For the third consecutive year Wagner was ranked among the top five players in camp, despite the fact that he went home early.  Apparently, he didn't like his team, which had a number of smaller guards and, as a result, he was forced to play the two.  Still, Wagner put up big numbers and was unstoppable when he got the ball in transition.   Statistics aren't kept at NIKE, but if they were, Wagner would have been one of the leading scorers in camp.  Another one of the leading scorers in camp would have been 6'2 Carlos Hurt from Alief (Alief-Elsik) TX, whose shot was falling all week.  Enough said!   Everybody also was talking about 6'1 Aaron  Miles from Portland (Jefferson) OR, who simply picked up where he left off a week earlier at the NBA Players Association Camp, where he was named MVP in camp. Miles isn't fancy.   Instead, he's just efficient, as he makes his teammates better and runs the offense to perfection. 
                We've always questioned whether 6'5 Cedric Bozeman from Santa Ana (Mater Dei) CA would be able to play point guard at the big time college level, but he made a major step in that direction at this camp.  He's a terrific passer, excellent ball handler, and his judgment and decision making are getting better.  As always, we thought 6'1 Jr Chadd Moore from Huntsville (Lee) AL played well and 5'9 Jason Fontenet from Phoenix (St. Mary's) AZ might have been the quickest player in camp.  He also is extremely talented and excellent at running the offense, plus he can shoot the three.  As a result, he played his way onto our national top 100 list.   Also playing well were at the point guard spot were 6'2 Jr Marshall Strickland, who is transferring from Winchendon (School) MA to Hyattsville (DeMatha) MD this fall, 6'1 Travis Diener from Goodrich (Fond Du Lac) WI, 6'1 Chris Thomas from Indianapolis (Pike) IN, and 6'1 Chris Thomas from Indianapolis (Pike) IN, and 6'0 Will Bynum from Westmont (H.S.) IL.  One of the major disappointments when we say him was 6'4 Pierre Pierce from Westmont (H.S.) IL, but apparently he really picked it up the last day. 
                The other big story at camp was the emergence of a number of athletic wing players, like 6'7 Andre Patterson from Los Angeles (George Washington) CA, 6'4 Winsome Frazier from Miami (Northwestern) FL, and 6'6 Alan Anderson from Minneapolis (DeLaSalle) MN, all of whom didn't have huge reps prior to the camp, but left ranked among the top 15 players in camp.  As a matter of fact, I got an email the day after the camp was over from somebody on the West Coast telling me that it's hard to believe that 6'7 Andre Patterson from Los Angeles (George Washington) CA was ranked ahead of 6'5 Josh Childress from Lakewood (Mayfair) CA.  Well, I would agree, except I was there and Patterson was a dominant force both in tremendous in transition and on the boards.  Frazier's also a world-class athlete and terrific slasher, but he also can beat you outside with his excellent 3-point shooting.   Anderson isn't a explosive as Patterson or Frazier, but he's a lot stronger, better on the boards, and just as aggressive, especially as his confidence level skyrocketed late in the week.
                The weakest position in camp was either the power forward or the 2-guard spot, but that didn't stop us from ranking 6'8 David Lee from St. Louis (Chaminade) MO and 6'3 Rashaad Carruth from Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA both among the top six players in camp.  Actually Lee was one of the most debated players in camp by our staff, but he played well both times I saw him, so he easy wins the #1 ranking among power forwards over 6'7 Ed Nelson from Ft. Lauderdale (St. Thomas More) FL, who is the ultimate garbage player, as he is deceptively mobile for somebody his size.  We also liked 6'9 Terry Liscorish from Toronto (Westhill) ON, although we question his toughness inside, but liked his ability to step out and hit the three, which is why think he'll be recruited as wing forward at the college level.  One of the best rebounders, as well as one of the most aggressive athletes in camp, was 6'7 Jason Maxiell from Carrollton (Newman Smith) TX and 6'8 Levi Watkins from Rockville (Montrose Christian) MD redeemed himself after a lousy junior season.   But after that there was a big drop off, as 6'4 Marcus Spears from Baton Rouge (Southern Lab) LA was the best of the rest power forwards. 
                Carruth played the best we've ever seen him play, because he not only was hitting the open three, but he also was finishing strong and consistently took his man off the dribble.  He also was hitting everything in sight, which is why he is such a steal for Kentucky.   Remember, that was one of the big rumors throughout the camp and he made it official for the Wildcats on the final day of camp.  We've also talked about Frazier, but I have a hard time getting excited about the rest of the 2-guards, except 6'3 Chey Christie from Biloxi (H.S.) MS, who was terrific in transiton, excellent defensively, and surprising from beyond the arc.   Christie still needs to get bigger and stronger physically, but in our mind he played himself into the top 50 nationally based on his performance in camp.  So I'm still trying to figure out how Christie got ranked no higher than #6 at his position.    But like I mentioned earlier, I wasn't there the last day and some things got changed.  Instead, 6'6 Dijon Thompson from Redondo Beach (Redondo Union) CA, 6'5 Keith Jackson from Cincinnati (Purcell Marian) OH, and 6'5 Edwin Draughn from Lakewood (Mayfair) CA round out our top five two guards in camp. 

THE HOOP SCOOP'S FINAL RANKING OF THE TOP PLAYERS AT THE NIKE ALL-AMERICAN CAMP FROM JULY 8TH-10TH

Rankings by Clark Francis, Chris Johnson, Dinos Trigonis, and Marc Maggard
Rankings are based primarily on camp performance, although college potential is taken into consideration

1.  Ousmane Cisse, 6'9, C, Sr, Montgomery (St. Jude) AL

2.  Amare Stoudamire, 6'9, C, Jr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

3.  Dajuan Wagner, 6'2, PG, Sr, Camden (H.S.) NJ

4.  Carlos Hurt, 6'2, PG, Sr, Alief (Alief-Elsik) TX

5.  Rashaad Carruth, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

6.  David Lee, 6'8, PF, Sr, St. Louis (Chaminade) MO

7.  Aaron Miles, 6'1, PG, Sr, Portland (Jefferson) OR

8.  Desagana Diop, 7'0, C, Sr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

9.  Andre Patterson, 6'7, WF, Sr, Los Angeles (George Washington) CA

10.  Josh Childress, 6'5, WF, Sr, Lakewood (Mayfair) CA

11.  Winsome Frazier, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Miami (Northwestern) FL

12.  Tyson Chandler, 7'0, C, Sr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

13.  Ed Nelson, 6'7, PF, Sr, Ft. Lauderdale (St. Thomas Aquinas) FL

14.  Alan Anderson, 6'6, WF, Sr, Minneapolis (DeLaSalle) MN

15.  Terry Licorish, 6'9, PF, Sr, Toronto (Westhill) ON

16.  Cedric Bozeman, 6'5, PG, Sr, Santa Ana (Mater Dei) CA

17.  Dijon Thompson, 6'6, 2G, Sr, Redondo Beach (Redondo Union) CA

18.  Chadd Moore, 6'1, PG, Jr, Huntsville (Lee) AL

19.  Sean May, 6'8, C, Jr, Bloomington (North) IN

20.  Jason Fontenet, 5'9, PG, Sr, Phoenix (St. Mary's) AZ

21. Jason Maxiell, 6'7, PF, Sr, Carrollton (Neuman Smith) TX

22.  Marshall Strickland, 6'2, PG, Jr, Winchendon (School) MA

23.  Keith Jackson, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Cincinnati (Purcell Marian) OH

24.  Jawad Williams, 6'9, WF, Sr, Lakewood (St. Edward) OH

25.  Travis Diener, 6'1, PG, Sr, Goodrich (Fond Du Lac) WI

26.  Levi Watkins, 6'7, PF, Sr, Rockville (Montrose Christian) MD

27.  Emeka Okafor, 6'9, C, Sr, Houston (Bellaire) TX

28.  Edwin Draughn, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Lakewood (Mayfair) CA

29.  Chris Thomas, 6'1, PG, Sr, Indianapolis (Pike) IN

30.  Evan Burns, 6'7, WF, Jr, Los Angeles (Fairfax) CA

31. Anthony Richardson, 6'7, WF, Sr, Leesville (Road) NC

32.  Michael Collins, 6'5, WF, Sr, Commerce (H.S.) GA

33.  Marcus Spears, 6'4, PF, Sr, Baton Rouge (Southern Lab) LA

34.  Marcus White, 6'8, PF, Jr, Chicago (Whitney Young) IL

35.  Chey Christie, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Biloxi (H.S.) MI

36.  Shavlik Randolph, 6'9, C, Jr, Raleigh (Broughton) NC

38.  J.J. Redick, 6'5, 2G, Jr, Roanoke (Cave Spring) VA

39.  David Harrison, 6'11, C, Sr, Brentwood (Academy) TN

40.  J.S. Nash, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Moreno Valley (Rancho Verde) CA

41.  Karl Hollingsworth, 6'5, WF, Sr, Jonesboro (Mt. Zion) GA

42.  Bryan Hopkins, 5'10, PG, Jr, Dallas (Lincoln) TX

43.  Bobby Jones, 6'6, WF, Jr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

44.  Will Bynum, 6'0, PG, Sr, Chicago (Crane) IL

45.  Bracy Wright, 6'3, 2G, Jr, The Colony (H.S.) TX

46.  Josh Powell, 6'9, PF, Sr, Riverdale (H.S.) GA

47.  Pierre Pierce, 6'4, PG, Sr, Westmont (H.S.) IL

48.  Jermaine Watson, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

49.  Ilia Evtimov, 6'7, WF, Sr, Winston-Salem (R.J. Reynolds) NC

50.  Michael Thompson, 6'10, C, Jr, New Lenox (Providence) IL

51.  Roger Powell, 6'6, PF, Joliet (Township) IL

52.  Rick Cornette, 6'7, PF, Jr, Country Club Hills (Hillcrest) IL

53. Chad Bell, 6'11, C, Sr, Los Angeles (Westchester) CA

54. Marcelo Da Barrosa, 6'7, WF, Sr, Sao Paulo, Brazil

55. Jason Clark, 6'7, C, 5th, Chatham (Hargrave Military) VA

56. Torin Francis, 6'8, PF, Jr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

57.  Corey Dean, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Rustin (H.S.) LA

58.  Carlos Morbain, 6'2, PG, Sr, Miami (Christian) FL

59.  Elton Brown, 6'8, C, Sr, Newport News (Warwick) VA

60.  Isaiah Fox, 6'8, C, Sr, Santa Monica (Crossroads) CA

60.  Earnest Shelton, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Memphis (White Station) TN

TOP PLAYERS BY POSITION AT THE NIKE ALL-AMERICAN CAMP

Top Centers

1.  Ousmane Cisse, 6'9, C, Sr, Montgomery (St. Jude) AL

2.  Amare Stoudamire, 6'9, C, Jr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

3.  Desagana Diop, 7'0, C, Sr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

4.  Tyson Chandler, 7'0, C, Sr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

5.   Sean May, 6'8, C, Jr, Bloomington (North) IN

6.  Emeka Okafor, 6'9, C, Sr, Houston (Bellaire) TX

7.  Shavlik Randolph, 6'9, C, Jr, Raleigh (Broughton) NC

8.  David Harrison, 6'11, C, Sr, Brentwood (Academy) TN

9. Michael Thompson, 6'10, C, Jr, New Lenox (Providence) IL

10. Chad Bell, 6'11, C, Sr, Los Angeles (Westchester) CA

11. Jason Clark, 6'7, C, 5th, Chatham (Hargrave Military) VA

12.  Elton Brown, 6'8, C, Sr, Newport News (Warwick) VA

13.  Isaiah Fox, 6'8, C, Sr, Santa Monica (Crossroads) CA

14.  Channing Frye, 6'10, C, Sr, Phoenix (St. Mary's) AZ

15.  Jermaine Bell, 6'11, C, Soph, Rochester, NY

16.  Steve Allen, 6'10, C, Sr, Ft. Lauderdale (Dillard) FL

17. Grant Billmeier, 6'10, C, Soph, Elizabeth (St. Patrick) NJ

18.  Larry Turner, 6'10, C, Sr, Millegeville (Baldwin) GA

19. Sheldon Williams, 6'8, C, Jr Midwest City (H.S.) OK

20.  Daryl Jacobs, 6'10, C, Sr, Buffalo (Traditional) NY

21. Walter Waters, 6'9, C, Soph, Detroit (Southeastern) MI

Top Power Forwards

1.  David Lee, 6'8, PF, Sr, St. Louis (Chaminade) MO

2.  Ed Nelson, 6'7, PF, Sr, Ft. Lauderdale (St. Thomas Aquinas) FL

3.  Terry Licorish, 6'9, PF, Sr, Toronto (Westhill) ON

4. Jason Maxiell, 6'7, PF, Sr, Carrollton (Neuman Smith) TX

5.  Levi Watkins, 6'7, PF, Sr, Rockville (Montrose Christian) MD

6.  Marcus Spears, 6'4, PF, Sr, Baton Rouge (Southern Lab) LA

7. Marcus White, 6'8, PF, Jr, Chicago (Whitney Young) IL

8.  Josh Powell, 6'9, PF, Sr, Riverdale (H.S.) GA

9.  Roger Powell, 6'6, PF, Joliet (Township) IL

10.  Rick Cornette, 6'7, PF, Jr, Country Club Hills (Hillcrest) IL

11. Torin Francis, 6'8, PF, Jr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

12.  Jordan Cornette, 6'8, PF, Sr, Cincinnati (Princeton) OH

13. Adam Waleskowski, 6'9, PF, Sr, Kettering (Alter) OH

14. Tremayne Singletary, 6'7, PF, 5th, Bayside (Cardozo) NY

15. Elgrace Wilborn, 6'7, PF, Sr, Springfield (South) OH

16.  Patrick Simpson, 6'8, PF, Sr, Denver (George Washington) CO

17.  Lorenzo Thompson, 6'7, PF, Soph, Chicago (Crane) IL

18.  Kevin Bookout, 6'8, PF, Sr, Stroud (H.S.) OK

19. Roy Enright, 6'9, PF, Jr, Omaha (Burke) NE

20. Duane Erwin, 6'9, PF, Sr, Huntsville (Lee) AL

21.  Craig Smith, 6'6, PF, Sr, Los Angeles (Fairfax) CA

22.  Kevin Mickens, 6'7, PF, Sr, Baltimore (Mt. St. Joseph) MD

23.  Marques Hayden, 6'6, PF, Sr, Oklahoma City (Putnam City) OK

Top Wing Forwards

1.  Andre Patterson, 6'7, WF, Sr, Los Angeles (George Washington) CA

2.  Josh Childress, 6'5, WF, Sr, Lakewood (Mayfair) CA

3.  Alan Anderson, 6'6, WF, Sr, Minneapolis (DeLaSalle) MN

4.  Jawad Williams, 6'9, WF, Sr, Lakewood (St. Edward) OH

5.  Evan Burns, 6'7, WF, Jr, Los Angeles (Fairfax) CA

6. Anthony Richardson, 6'7, WF, Sr, Leesville (Road) NC

7. Michael Collins, 6'5, WF, Sr, Commerce (H.S.) GA

8.  Karl Hollingsworth, 6'5, WF, Sr, Jonesboro (Mt. Zion) GA

9.  Bobby Jones, 6'6, WF, Jr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

10.  Ilia Evtimov, 6'7, WF, Sr, Winston-Salem (R.J. Reynolds) NC

11. Marcelo Da Barrosa, 6'7, WF, Sr, Sao Paulo, Brazil

12  Anthony Vasser, 6'7, WF, Sr, Birmingham (Woodlawn) AL

13.  Dennis Coutee, 6'5, WF, Sr, Jeffersonville (H.S.) IN

14.  Matt Walsh, 6'5, WF, Jr, Ft. Washington (Germantown Academy) PA

15.  Erik Bond, 6'7, WF, Sr, Seattle (Prep) WA

16.  Clark Williams, 6'4, WF, Sr, Lilburn (Berkmire) GA

17.  Lester Abrams, 6'5, WF, Jr, Pontiac (Northern) MI

18.  Chris Rodgers, 6'2, WF, Jr, Portland, OR

19. Todd Townsend, 6'5, WF, 5th, New Hampton (Prep) NH

20.  J.R. Morris, 6'5, WF, Jr, Milwaukee (Washington) WI

21.  Kevin Menard, 6'5, WF, Sr, New Lenox (Lincoln) IL

Top Second Guards

1.  Rashaad Carruth, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

2.  Winsome Frazier, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Miami (Northwestern) FL

3.  Dijon Thompson, 6'6, 2G, Sr, Redondo Beach (Redondo Union) CA

4.  Keith Jackson, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Cincinnati (Purcell Marian) OH

5.  Edwin Draughn, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Lakewood (Mayfair) CA

6.  Chey Christie, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Biloxi (H.S.) MI

7.  J.J. Redick, 6'5, 2G, Jr, Roanoke (Cave Spring) VA

8.  J.S. Nash, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Moreno Valley (Rancho Verde) CA

9.  Bracy Wright, 6'3, 2G, Jr, The Colony (H.S.) TX

10.  Jermaine Watson, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

11.  Corey Dean, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Rustin (H.S.) LA

12.  Earnest Shelton, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Memphis (White Station) TN

13.  Anthony Rice, 6'4, 2G, Sr, North Clayton (College Park) GA

14.  James McKinney, 6'2, 2G, Jr, St. Louis, MO

15.  Jason Holwerda, 6'5, 2G, Sr, Chattanooga (Christian) TN

16.  Maurice Hargrow, 6'5, 2G, Sr, St. Paul (Highland Park) MN

17.  Ricardo Billings, 6'4, 2G, Jr, Detroit (Rogers) MI

18.  Jason McKrieth, 6'2, 2G, Sr, Schenectady (H.S.) NY

19.  Brandon Heath, 6'3, 2G, Jr, Los Angeles (Westchester) CA

21.  Michael Clayton, 6'4, WF, Sr, Baton Rouge (Christian) LA

22.  Chris Hill, 6'3, 2G, Sr, Indianapolis (North Lawrence) IN

23.  Antonio Hudson, 6'4, 2G, Sr, Grambling (H.S.) LA

24.  T.J. Thompson, 5'11, 2G, 5th, Kensingston (Newport School) MD

25.  Dion Harris, 6'2, 2G, WF, Detroit (Redford) MI

Top Point Guards

1.  Dajuan Wagner, 6'2, PG, Sr, Camden (H.S.) NJ

2.  Carlos Hurt, 6'2, PG, Sr, Alief (Alief-Elsik) TX

3.  Aaron Miles, 6'1, PG, Sr, Portland (Jefferson) OR

4.  Cedric Bozeman, 6'5, PG, Sr, Santa Ana (Mater Dei) CA

5.  Chadd Moore, 6'1, PG, Jr, Huntsville (Lee) AL

6.  Jason Fontenet, 5'9, PG, Sr, Phoenix (St. Mary's) AZ

7.  Marshall Strickland, 6'2, PG, Jr, Winchendon (School) MA

8. Travis Diener, 6'1, PG, Sr, Goodrich (Fond Du Lac) WI

9. Chris Thomas, 6'1, PG, Sr, Indianapolis (Pike) IN

10.  Bryan Hopkins, 5'10, PG, Jr, Dallas (Lincoln) TX

11.  Pierre Pierce, 6'4, PG, Sr, Westmont (H.S.) IL

12.  Will Bynum, 6'0, PG, Sr, Chicago (Crane) IL

13.  Carlos Morbain, 6'2, PG, Sr, Miami (Christian) FL

14. Jeff Horner, 6'3, PG, Jr, Mason City (H.S.) IA

15. Mitchell Bittle, 6'2, PG, Sr, Winston-Salem (R.J. Reynolds) NC

16. John Gilchrist, 6'1, PG, Sr, Virginia Beach (Salem) VA

17.  Melvin Scott, 6'2, PG, Sr, Baltimore (Southern) MD

18. Patrick Sparks, 6'1, PG, Sr, Greenville (Muhlenberg North) KY

19.  Chris Quinn, 6'0, PG, Jr, Dublin (Coffman) OH

20. Kristaps Valters, 6'2, PG, Riga, Latvia

21.  Cornelius Mitchell, 5'11, PG, Sr, Augusta (Butler) GA

22.  Timothy Smith, 5'7, PG, Sr, Chatham (Hargrave Military) VA

TOP UNDERCLASSMEN IN CAMP

1.  Amare Stoudamire, 6'9, C, Jr, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA

2.  Chadd Moore, 6'1, PG, Jr, Huntsville (Lee) AL

3.  Sean May, 6'8, C, Jr, Bloomington (North) IN

4.  Marshall Strickland, 6'2, PG, Jr, Winchendon (School) MA

5.  Marcus White, 6'8, PF, Jr, Chicago (Whitney Young) IL

6.  Shavlik Randolph, 6'9, C, Jr, Raleigh (Broughton) NC

7.  J.J. Redick, 6'5, 2G, Jr, Roanoke (Cave Spring) VA

8.  Bryan Hopkins, 5'10, PG, Jr, Dallas (Lincoln) TX

9.  Bobby Jones, 6'6, WF, Jr, Compton (Dominguez) CA

10.  Bracy Wright, 6'3, 2G, Jr, The Colony (H.S.) TX

11.  Michael Thompson, 6'10, C, Jr, New Lenox (Providence) IL

12.  Rick Cornette, 6'7, PF, Jr, Country Club Hills (Hillcrest) IL

13. Torin Francis, 6'8, PF, Jr, Marion (Tabor Academy) MA

14.  Jermaine Bell, 6'11, C, Soph, Rochester, NY

15.  Matt Walsh, 6'5, WF, Jr, Ft. Washington (Germantown Academy) PA

16. Jeff Horner, 6'3, PG, Jr, Mason City (H.S.) IA

17. Grant Billmeier, 6'10, C, Soph, Elizabeth (St. Patrick) NJ

18.  Lester Abrams, 6'5, WF, Jr, Pontiac (Northern) MI

19.  James McKinney, 6'2, 2G, Jr, St. Louis, MO

20.  Chris Rodgers, 6'2, WF, Jr, Portland, OR

21.  Ricardo Billings, 6'4, 2G, Jr, Detroit (Rogers) MI