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2014 HOOP SCOOP All-American Teams Published
Players of the Week
Highly-regarded sophomore Jayson Tatum leads first group of Student Sports National Player of the Week honorees in 2014. These honorees are chosen based on performances from games played from Dec. 30-Jan. 4 and they are based on the same regional breakdowns as our regional Top 20 team rankings.
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“Lenny Cooke” Drives Points Home
“Lenny Cooke” is a documentary about the quick rise, and dramatic downward spiral, of an early 2000’s high school basketball standout from Brooklyn with aspirations of being a first round selection in the 2002 NBA Draft. A poor work ethic, raw and inexperienced game, media and scout-driven over-hype, and a series of shaky off-the-court decisions led to Cooke going undrafted. The documentary captures Cooke’s rise, the seeds of his downfall and where he’s at in life today. “Lenny Cooke” is recommended viewing for young players with NBA dreams, parents who may not know the inner-working of the grassroots basketball machine, or anyone with a general interest in basketball or the education of America’s youth.
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The Early Recruiting Dilemma (Part 2)
Almost every high school and club sport is seeing athletes being offered—and committing to colleges—at younger and younger ages. It’s not unusual to see 14-year-olds making verbals today, which carries risks for both athlete and university. Here, in the second of a two-part series, we take a more in-depth look at the issue…
By Brentt Eads, Special To StudentSportsBasketball.com
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Keeping Your Options Open
One of the top freshmen football players in the nation is Dylan Moses, a 6-foot-1, 215-pound linebacker at University Lab High in Baton Rouge, La.
Described by scouts as “an absolute man-child,” the defender committed to LSU in September and has already been featured on the cover of ESPN Magazine.
His father, Edward Moses Jr.,
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The Early Recruiting Dilemma
Almost every high school and club sport is seeing athletes being offered—and committing to colleges—at younger and younger ages. It’s not unusual to see 14-year-olds making verbals today, which carries risks for both athlete and university. Here, in the first of a two-part series, we take a more in-depth look at the issue…
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Updated FAB 50 National Rankings

Defending FAB 50 champion Montverde Academy (Montverde, Fla.) remains in the top spot after staying unbeaten against tough opponents at the Culligan City of Palms Classic, the Wild Wing Café High School Hoops Classic and Cancer Research Classic. The Eagles have some tough upcoming games as well. With a mixed bag of results so far, we reward teams that have played a national schedule. Unbeaten teams that haven’t played as many games or stayed local over the holidays will move up slower.
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HOOP SCOOP Archives Now Available
Take Flight: Top 25 Player Rankings
Loyola Survives Upset Scare
Student Sports FAB 50-ranked Loyola (Los Angeles) escapes with 64-63 victory over talented Compton (Compton, Calif.) at inaugural Take Flight Challenge in Redondo Beach, Calif. Loyola’s victory assures Cubs of top 20 ranking in the upcoming FAB 50.
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