| Top hoops team in each of the 50 states and D.C. |
| Alabama |
LeFlore (Mobile) |
Jamychal Green (6-foot-8) will be among state's top players. |
| Alaska |
Wasilla |
Do the Warriors have enough to replace Jesse Bean? |
| Arizona |
Mountain View (Mesa) |
Arizona signee Brandon Lavender leads the Toros. |
| Arkansas |
Little Rock Hall |
Sophomore point guard A.J. Walton (6-feet, 175) is the glue. |
| California |
Mater Dei (Santa Ana) |
UCLA-bound point man Jrue Holiday is state's top player. |
| Colorado |
Denver East |
BC-bound Reggie Jackson makes the team go. |
| Connecticut |
NW Catholic (West Hartford) |
New London's Allan Chaney (Florida) has Whalers thinking title. |
| Delaware |
Christiana (Newark) |
Beat Sanford 67-41 in last year's title game. |
| Florida |
Montverde (Fla.) Academy |
American Heritage (Plantation) boasts junior Kenny Boynton. |
| Georgia |
Norcross (Ga.) |
Dequan Jones and Wheeler (Marietta) will give Eagles a run. |
| Hawaii |
Kaimuki |
Can Punahou exact revenge on the Bulldogs? |
| Idaho |
Madison (Rexburg) |
The Bobcats beat Borah (Boise) in last year's championship. |
| Illinois |
Whitney Young (Chicago) |
How will Simeon rally without Derrick Rose? |
| Indiana |
Marion |
Lawrence North can contend with junior Stephan Van Treese. |
| Iowa |
Linn Mar (Marion) |
Grant Gibbs can win third Class 4A title in four years. |
| Kansas |
Highland Park (Topeka) |
Adrian Herrera and Scots coming off 25-0 Class 5A title run. |
| Kentucky |
Lexington Catholic |
Taylor Stewart, Nathan Novosel and Jordan Smart lead the Knights. |
| Louisiana |
Helen Cox (Harvey) |
Greg Monroe (Georgetown) should keep Cougars in title chase. |
| Maine |
Bangor |
Ten seniors return for team that won Class A crown. |
| Maryland |
Montrose Christian (Rockville) |
Stu Vetter's trio of juniors is nation's best in class. |
| Massachusetts |
BC High (Dorchester) |
Boston University-bound Jake OBrien (6-8) leads Eagles. |
| Michigan |
Saginaw |
Draymond Green leads defending Class A champions. |
| Minnesota |
Minnetonka |
Princeton's Jared Berggren (Wisconsin) has stellar post skills. |
| Mississippi |
New Hope (Columbus) |
Four starters return for last years 4A runners up. |
| Missouri |
McCluer North (Florissant) |
Three Division I prospects looking for a repeat title run. |
| Montana |
West Billings |
Can the Golden Bears repeat? |
| Nebraska |
Central (Omaha) |
Eagles seek third straight state title. |
| Nevada |
Bishop Gorman |
Findlay Prep's DeAndre Liggins (Kentucky) is state's best player. |
| New Hampshire |
Salem |
Reigning Division champs come off 24-2 campaign. |
| New Jersey |
St. Patrick's (Elizabeth) |
Celtics aim for third consecutive TOC title. |
| New Mexico |
Rio Rancho |
Rams went 30-1 last season. |
| New York |
Rice (Harlem, N.Y.) |
Lincoln's Lance Stephenson has the hype machine churning. |
| North Carolina |
New Hanover (N.C.) |
New coach, same core. Ty Walker is the difference. |
| North Dakota |
Minot |
Three starters return for the defending champion Magicians. |
| Ohio |
St. Edward (Lakewood, Ohio) |
Led by center B.J. Mullens, Canal Winchester will be a force. |
| Oklahoma |
Midwest City |
All-around junior Xavier Henry is the state's top talent. |
| Oregon |
South (Medford, Ore.) |
With Kyle Singler at Duke, the Panthers need a new go-to guy. |
| Pennsylvania |
Roman Catholic (Philadelphia) |
Junior point guard Maalik Wayns is the player to watch. |
| Rhode Island |
Feinstein (Providence) |
Jerrell Gomes (6-3) can score in bunches. |
| South Carolina |
Spartanburg |
Omar Sanders and Zycorrian Robinson are Class 4A's best duo. |
| South Dakota |
Roosevelt |
Rough Riders boast the battle-tested Isaac Jorgensen. |
| Tennessee |
St. Georges (Collierville, Tenn.) |
Duke-bound Elliot Williams is the state's top player. |
| Texas |
Duncanville (Texas) |
Nation's top team battles Oak Hill Dec. 17. |
| Utah |
Lone Peak (Highland) |
Tyler Haws shot 69 percent from three during 5A playoffs. |
| Vermont |
Rice |
Can the Green Knights repeat as Division I champs? |
| Virginia |
Oak Hill (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) |
Benedictine forward Ed Davis is best homegrown talent. |
| Washington |
Franklin (Seattle, Wash.) |
Best genes: Shawn Stockton from Ferris (Spokane, Wash.). |
| Washington, D.C. |
Gonzaga |
Eagles seek first WCAC title since 2003. |
| West Virginia |
South Charleston (W.Va.) |
Can the Black Eagles win it all with O.J. Mayo now at USC? |
| Wisconsin |
St. Pius X |
Korie Lucious was Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's POY as a junior. |
| Wyoming |
Natrona |
Can Laramie contend again after being last years runner-up? |
