General News for March 2016

Every year, Keith Stevens and his Team Takeover crew roll out the red carpet and bring in the very best throughout the DMV in holding the Metro Challenge Top 60.

While the 2018 class doesn’t look to be as good as the prior two classes may be there still is some talent atop of the rankings.

Coming in at number-36 in our recently released 2017 rankings, Brandon Randolph has gone from a no-na

With the high school season behind us and travel season kicking off, it is time to update Alabama’s 2017 rankings.

The 2016 class has been the talk of the recruiting community these past few years due to its wealth of riches at practically every spot on the floor.

We recently released out top-100 rankings for the 2017 class and the talent sure isn’t lacking within this specific crop of recruits.

The 2015-16 high school basketball season in Alabama is officially behind us and the Class of 2016 players have turned their focus to the next level.

The players in the class of 2016 have fully left their mark on Georgia high school basketball and are prepared to move on to the next level. With their impression fully ingrained on the landscape of the high school basketball scene, we have done our final update to the HoopSeen Georgia 2016 rankings.

While 125 names may seem like a good amount of prospects incorporated within our HoopSeen Top-125, there still are some deserving names that were very, very difficult to be left o

The past few weeks has been quite busy for Robby Carmody, a 6-foot-3 guard out of Mars High School, located 20-minutes north of downtown Pittsburgh. Already boasting a bevy of high-major offers and further attention, HoopSeen was able to catch up with the highly potent sophomore with where things stand with his recruitment and his ongoing high school season.

CLASS AAAAA 1st Team All-State
Kamar Baldwin, SG, Apalachee, SR
Alterique Gilbert, Miller Grove, PG, SR

CLASS AA 1st Team All-State
Wendell Carter, Pace Academy, PF, JR
Jordan Harris, Seminole County, SG, SR

Class AAAA 1st Team All-State
Tyree Crump, Bainbridge, CG, SR
Elias Harden, Sandy Creek, SG, JR
Davion Mitchell, Liberty County, PG, JR

We are on the cusp of the best days of the calendar year. Yeah, you got it. It is March Madness and while this year’s freshmen class isn’t the best compared to past years, guys like Jamal Murray, Jaylen Brown, and Brandon Ingram will still have a strong say as to who cuts down the nets in Houston. That got us to thinking, with most seniors finishing out their high school careers, who are some of the members of the 2016 class that could be in the spotlight come this time next year as catalysts in cutting down the nets in Phoenix? We indulge.

One of the most versatile and unique prospects in the 2017 class has set his first official visit, a trip that will take him across the nation. Kodye Pugh, a 6-foot-7 wing-forward type with excellent upside and unteachable length, will take an official visit to Stanford this weekend.

Quite possibly the best junior within the Richmond, Virginia area, Mario Haskett has been the go-to guy for his LC Bird bunch all winter long while also picking up priority attention by those throughout the east coast.