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1John Wall PG
19 years old, 6' 3" 175lbs.
Kentucky
2Derrick Favors PF
18 years old, 6' 9" 215lbs.
Georgia Tech
3John Henson PF
6' 10" 200lbs.
North Carolina
4Abdul Gaddy PG
6' 3" 174lbs.
Washington
5Avery Bradley PG/SG
6' 3" 180lbs.
Texas
6Xavier Henry SG
6' 6" 210lbs.
Kansas
7DeMarcus Cousins PF/C
19 years old, 6' 10" 270lbs.
Kentucky
8Wally Judge PF
6' 8" 215lbs.
Kansas State
9Jordan Hamilton SF
6' 7" 210lbs.
Texas
10Mason Plumlee PF
6' 11" 210lbs.
Duke
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Blog: LeBron James Skills Academy Player Profiles
by  Jonathan Givony
With the 2009 edition of the Akron-based showcase in the books, we take a look at select college and high school prospects who stood out.
Blog: LeBron James Skills Academy Recap
by  Jonathan Givony
With the 2009 NBA Draft in the rearview mirror, it’s time to start thinking about 2010 and beyond, which prompted us to spend a few days at the LeBron James Skills Academy in Akron, Ohio. We were able to take in a number of top high school and college prospects, many of whom will be featured prominently on this site in coming years. In this initial report, we talk about who made it out to the camp and what they worked on, while our second report will feature evaluations of those who stood out the most.
Has the High School Class of 05 Doomed the 2009 NBA Draft?
by  Jonathan Givony
The 2005 high school class was chastised right from the get-go for being one of the weakest and shallowest groups of players ever when it entered the college ranks four years ago. Now that four years have passed and the dust has settled on the recruiting rankings, we take a look back to see how it really panned out, and what effect that might have on the 2009 NBA draft.
Blog: NBA Draft Roundup, May 5
by  Jonathan Givony
Does Jeremy Tyler have the intangibles to succeed in Europe?...Citation unlikely to hurt John Wall's college recruitment, but what about the NBA?...Does anyone want Renardo Sidney?...Walk-ons should walk over stupid draft system...more
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