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• Liam McNeeley Commits To UConn
Liam McNeeley has committed to Connecticut as part of the incoming class of 2024.
McNeeley, ESPN's No. 9 prospect in the class of 2024, was named a McDonald's All American after helping Montverde Academy to a perfect 33-0 season
McNeeley, a 6-foot-7 wing from Richardson, Texas, picked the Huskies over Arkansas, Kentucky, Alabama, Michigan and others.
McNeeley is considered arguably the best perim...2024
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• Cooper Flagg, Ace Bailey Top Initial 2025 NBA Mock Draft
NBA teams are busy preparing for the 2024 NBA Draft, but that hasn't stopped them from early preparations for the 2025 NBA Draft too. The 2025 class is expected to be a deep one. Several potential one-and-done college players and international prospects are atop the rankings.
Cooper Flagg of Montverde Academy is the projected first overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Flagg will attend Duke Univers...2024
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• NBA To Allow Scouts To Attend High School Games In Las Vegas
The NBA will allow scouts to attend a high school basketball event in Las Vegas during the In-Season Tournament. This is a change from the league's usual policy of restricting their personnel from scouting most high school games and events.
As part of a partnership with Nike, the NBA will allow scouts to attend five Nike EYBL Scholastic Showcase Games in Las Vegas. This includes a game between Mon...2023
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• Cooper Flagg Commits To Duke
Cooper Flagg has committed to Duke University. Flagg is considered the likely top overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.
Flagg is a 6-foot-9 forward. The Maine native is finishing his high school career at Montverde Academy, which has produced dozens of NBA draft picks over the past decade. Flagg reclassified to graduate high school in 2024, so that he could attend college a year early.
In 2022, Flag...2023
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• Texas’ Dillon Mitchell declares for NBA draft, to maintain eligibility
Mitchell, a former five-star prospect from the Montverde Academy, averaged 4.3 points and 3.9 rebounds in 38 games....2023
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• Ben Simmons: College basketball is a ‘dirty business’
Ben Simmons continues to not be a fan of college basketball and the NCAA.Simmons, who was the No. 1 pick in the 2016 draft, came over from Australia in high school, played a few years at Montverde Academy in Florida, and then was at LSU for one season. Simmons made it clear that he was going to be a one-and-done player, and he was.Now a Rookie of the Year contender for the Philadelphia 76ers, Simm...2017
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• Friday NBA Roundup: Are Lakers or Sixers Better off in Rebuilding Process?
2016
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• Will the Real Ben Simmons Please Stand Up?
2016
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• L.A. Lakers Have No Idea What D'Angelo Russell Can Become
2016
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• Los Angeles Lakers' Future Coming at Tricky Cost and Thursday NBA Takeaways
2016