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YouTube - Blake Griffin blocking Derrick Rose

This season's top rookie blocked by next season's top NBA prospect

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YouTube - DeQuan Jones - Most Emphatic Block Ever??

[seepshank]

i would say brandon jennings and teague...

[Motownkid]

YouTube - DeQuan Jones - Most Emphatic Block Ever??

gikan man sya sa weakside.. mas choy gyud ng padung "in your face" dunk
nya palakan ala Ben Wallace or Alonzo Mourning.. murag collision of powers in mid-air..hehe
pero not bad for a college guy, murag Dwight Howard's volleyball blocks!

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USA Falls To World Team 97-89 In 12th Annual Nike Hoop Summit


John Wall had a record 11 assists

The 2009 USA Junior National Select Team watched a nine-point lead slip away in the fourth quarter as the World Select Team rallied to outscore the USA by 17 points in the final stanza to capture a 97-89 win in the 12th annual Nike Hoop Summit on Saturday night in Portland, Ore.

Xavier Henry (Putnam City H.S. / Oklahoma City, Okla.) led all U.S. scorers with 22 points, including 6-of-11 shooting from 3-point, which tied the U.S. Hoop Summit individual game record for both 3-pointers made and attempted. Avery Bradley (Findlay Prep / Henderson, Nev.), who made 10-of-14 shots from the field, added 21 points, and John Wall (Word of God Academy / Raleigh, N.C.) finished with 13 points, a U.S. Hoop Summit game record 11 assists and tied the steals mark with five.

Played in front of a nationally televised audience and a Nike Hoop Summit record crowd of 11,246, the Nike Hoop Summit is the country's premiere annual basketball game featuring America's top male high-school-age players taking on a World Select Team comprised of the top international players, 19-years-old or younger.

Led by 23 points from Serbian big man Milan Macvan (Hemofarm-Stada / Serbia) the World Team win ended a seven-game winning streak for the USA, which now holds a 9-3 advantage over its foreign opponents in the 12-game history of the event. Macvan also collected 14 rebounds to tie a World Team Hoop Summit record, including nine rebounds on the offensive glass.

"Their big man got it going in the second half and their guards hit two threes back-to-back in crunch time," said Wall. "No game is going to be easy. Even though you're getting the highlights and getting the crowd into it, a team that is big caliber and can make shots like they can, I knew the game wasn't over. They started making the shots…the lead started getting lower and lower, and they came out with a good win."

Trailing 70-61, the World Team put the fourth quarter's first points on the board and then compiled a 13-5 run that cut the USA's advantage to 75-72 when Donatas Motiejunas (Aisciai Kaunas / Lithuania), who tallied 12 of his 21 points in the fourth period, capped the run with a three-point play.

Following a USA timeout, Henry knocked down one of his six 3-pointers at 6:05 and Bradley slammed home a fast-break dunk at 5:44 put the USA back up 80-74. From there, however, the USA struggled to score as the World Team closed the game with a 23-9 run to secure the win, which equaled its highest-ever margin of victory.

"Number 10 (Milan Macvan), he was the glue to that group," said USA head coach John Olive (Torrey Pines H.S. / San Diego, Calif.). "I don't know if there was a key turning point, but whenever they needed something, he seemed to get it done."

The USA was hurt by poor free throw shooting, making just 7-of-16 from the charity strip, and also badly lost the battle of the boards 48-29, giving up 25 offensive boards and 27 second-chance points.

A total of seven Hoop Summit records were tied or bettered. The international squad dished out a record 21 assists, while the U.S. team equaled its assists mark with 23.

"We had to play a very, very well structured game, and we had to take care of the ball," said World Team head coach Rob Beveridge, who is now 1-4 as the World squad head coach in the Hoop Summit. "The USA guards are some of the best guards that we've come up against. We had to put a system in place that was going to counter that. I thought our players really, really did a great job when we got down 8 to 10 points to stay focused and disciplined enough to follow the game plan. We played as a team and that's why we won the game."

The game's first three periods were fairly evenly matched, with the USA holding onto a 23-19 lead after the first period and a one-point, 42-41, advantage at halftime.

The USA reached a 10-point lead with 1:22 remaining in the third quarter when John Henson (Sickles H.S. / Tampa, Fla.), who tallied 10 points and nine rebounds -- six of those coming on the offensive end -- cleaned up a USA miss with a dunk that made the score 68-58. Tomislav Zubcic (Cibona / Croatia) responded with three points the old-fashioned way for the World Team, but after Wall countered with a slam with 11 seconds remaining the third stanza ended with the USA up 70-61.

Olive was assisted on the USA sideline by Antwan Harris (Washburn H.S. / Minneapolis, Minn. / Pulley Panthers AAU).

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POSSIBLE 2011 NBA Top Overall Pick, HARRISON BARNES (North Carolina)

YouTube - Harrison Barnes Official Hoopmixtape; Summer Edition

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DUKE'S Kyrie Irving

Kyrie Irving | NBADraft.net

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POSSIBLE 2011 NBA Top Overall Pick, HARRISON BARNES (North Carolina)

YouTube - Harrison Barnes Official Hoopmixtape; Summer Edition

I doubt. his performance so far = not good.

[Poohdini]

Austin Rivers son of celtics head coach Doc Rivers. he will be playing this year sa duke. he's a pure shooter/scorer at 6'4. watch his highlights sa youtube you'll be impressed. i think 2012 pa ni cya ma draft,but a great prospect for nba teams.

[Poohdini]

and also derrick williams,he's also good 6'9 playing pf position. he's the top prospect for this years draft.