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Mr. Basketball USA Ben Simmons, repeat selection Cheick Diallo, and state champions Isaiah Briscoe, Ivan Rabb and Jaylen Brown highlight 21st annual Grassroots Hoops All-American team. Elite honor squad includes 20-man first team and 30-man second team.
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The 30-man 2014-15 Grassroots Hoops All-American second team includes three underclassmen, including National Freshman of the Year Marvin Bagley III. He’s the first freshman to receive national acclaim on the annual Grassroots Hoops All-American team. The second team also includes five players from Texas.
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Montverde Academy forward named 2015 Grassroots Hoops Mr. Basketball USA, Florida’s first ever honoree. Simmons is the first consensus choice since LeBron James in 2003.
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Underclass Players of the Year Harry Giles III, DeAndre Ayton and Marvin Bagley III made a tremendous impact this season and are selected the nation’s top players among juniors, sophomores and freshmen, respectively. The next end-of-season honors squad published with be the 21st Annual Grassroots Hoops All-American team.
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The final ballots are in and LSU-bound Ben Simmons is head and shoulders above 27 other national player of the year candidates. Tyler Dorsey, DeAndre Ayton, Ivan Rabb, Jaylen Brown, Skal Labissiere and fast-rising Cheick Diallo all receive second-place votes.
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We took in all three days of last weekend’s Pangos Spring Spectacular and reviewed our notes to take a deeper look at 10 players who stood out at the NCAA sanctioned event during the first of two spring viewing weekends of 2015.
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