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Posted: Tuesday July 31, 2001 1:01 PM
Updated: Tuesday August 07, 2001 6:29 PM
  Inside Game - Brick Oettinger - Recruiting Watch

CNNSI.com recruiting analyst Brick Oettinger rates the top players based on their performances at the 344-team adidas Big Time Tournament, held July 25-29 in Las Vegas.

Cream of the Crop
Player  Ht.  Yr.  Pos.  High School  AAU Team  College 
1. Carmelo Anthony   6-7  sr.  SF  Mouth of Wilson (Va.)
Oak Hill Academy 
Baltimore Select  SYRACUSE 
Consistently outstanding. 
2. Raymond Felton   6-3  sr.  PG  Latta (S.C.) High  Beach Ball Select  NORTH CAROLINA 
Carried a lousy team. 
3. Paul Davis   6-11  sr.  Rochester Hills (Mich.) Rochester  Michigan Mustangs  MICHIGAN STATE 
Impressive. Already very good, he showed improvement. 
4. Jason Fraser   6-10  sr.  Amityville (N.Y.) High  Long Island Panthers   
Controlled the inside. Most Outstanding Player of the Open Division. 
 

Best of the Rest 
Player  Ht.  Yr.  Pos.  High School  AAU Team  College 
Trevor Ariza   6-7  jr.  SF  Los Angeles Westchester  Belmont Shore   
*David Bell   6-6  sr.  WG  Durham (N.C.)
Mount Zion Christian Academy 
Hunting Park Warriors   
Mario Boggan   6-7  sr.  C/PF  Chatham (Va.)
Hargrave Military Academy 
Tim Thomas Playaz  FLORIDA 
*Brad Buckman   6-8  sr.  PF/SF  Austin (Texas) Westlake  Pump and Run   
Lenny Cooke   6-7  sr.  SF  TBA  Prepstars International   
Taquan Dean   6-3  sr.  PG/WG  Neptune (N.J.) High  Long Island Panthers  LOUISVILLE 
Olu Famutimi   6-5  jr.  SF  Flint (Mich.) Northwestern  Michigan Hurricanes   
Daniel Horton   6-3  sr.  PG/WG  Cedar Hill (Texas) High  Texas Blue Chip  MICHIGAN 
Sani Ibrahim   6-11  sr.  Winchendon (Mass.) School  Atlanta Celtics   
Elijah Ingram   5-11  sr.  PG  Jersey City (N.J.) St. Anthony's  Tim Thomas Playaz   
LeBron James   6-7  jr.  SF  Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary  Northeast Ohio Shooting Stars   
*Sean Phaler   6-9  jr.  SF  Villa Park (Calif.) High  Villa Park Spartans   
Leon Powe   6-8  jr.  PF  Oakland Tech  Oakland Slam and Jam   
Allen Ray   6-1  sr.  PG/WG  Bronx (N.Y.) St. Raymond's  New York Ravens  VILLANOVA 
Brandon Roy   6-6  sr.  SF  Seattle Garfield  YES Red   
Curtis Sumpter   6-6  sr.  SF  Brooklyn (N.Y.) Bishop Loughlin  Long Island Panthers   
Michael Thompson   6-10  sr.  New Lenox (Ill.)
Providence Catholic 
Raleigh Heat  DUKE 
Sebastian Telfair   5-10  so.  PG  Brooklyn (N.Y.) Lincoln  Juice All Stars   
*Maurice Wade   6-4  sr.  WG/PG  Milwaukee Vincent  Playground Running Rebels   
*Marcus Williams   6-3  jr.  WG/PG  Los Angeles Crenshaw  H-Squad 1   
Curtis Withers   6-8  sr.  PF  Charlotte (N.C.) West Charlotte  New Orleans Jazz   
 
*Surprises  

Other Surprises 
Player  Ht.  Yr.  Pos.  High School  AAU Team  College 
Brian Butch   6-11  jr.  Appleton (Wis.) West  Fox Valley Skillz   
Nouha Diakite   6-10  postgrad  France  Brooklyn Beasts   
Dan Grunfeld   6-5  sr.  WG  Glendale (Wis.) Nicolet  Milwaukee Friends of Hoop Black   
Matt Haryasz   6-10  sr.  C/PF  Page (Ariz.) High  Arizona Heat 1   
Marquis Kately   6-5  sr.  WG  San Francisco Riordan  Oakland Slam and Jam   
Taurean Minor   5-11  jr.  PG  Houston Booker T. Washington  South HAAY Select   
Mamara Sy   6-7  postgrad  SF  France  Brooklyn Beasts   
Wes Wilkinson   6-9  sr.  PF  Grand Island (Neb.) High  Nebraska Bison-Runsa Red  NEBRASKA 
 
Brick Oettinger is talent evaluator for the Prep Stars Recruiter's Handbook and recruiting columnist for the ACC Area Sports Journal. For more information on either publication, call 1-800-447-7667.

 
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