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Monday / October 14.
  • NBA Top 100 Camp Starts Today; Theus Interviewing for USC Job

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    The prestigious NBAPA Top 100 Camp tips off today in Charlottesville, Virginia.

    The event, put together by Dave Telep of Scout, includes most of the top players in the nation from the Class of 2010, including Harrison Barnes (pictured). The camp also features 39 additional rising seniors and 12 of the top players in the Class of 2011.

    Here is the full roster of players at the event, per Alex Schwartz of Northstar Basketball.

    Evan Anderson, 2010, Eau Claire North (WI), Wisconsin
    Keith Appling, 2010, Pershing (MI), Michigan State
    Harrison Barnes, 2010, Ames (IA)
    Will Barton, 2010, Lake Clifton (MD), Memphis
    Daniel Bejarano, 2010, Phoenix North (AZ), Texas
    James Bell, 2010, Montverde Academy (FL), Villanova
    Tarik Black, 2010, Ridgeway (TN)
    Anthony Brown, 2010, Ocean View (CA)
    Reggie Bullock, 2010, Kinston (NC), North Carolina
    Russell Byrd, 2010, Blackhawk Christian (IN), Michigan State
    Patric Young, 2010, Paxon School for Advanced Students (FL), Florida
    Cameron Clark, 2010, Sherman (TX)
    Michael Cobbins, 2010, Palo Duro (TX)
    Justin Coleman, 2010, Henrico (VA)
    Devon Collier, 2010, St. Anthony’s (NJ)
    Kyle Collinsworth, 2010, Provo (UT)
    Luke Cothron, 2010, Flora MacDonald Academy (NC)
    Noah Cottrill, 2010, Mountain State Academy (WV), West Virginia
    Aaron Craft, 2010, Liberty-Benton (OH), Ohio State
    Andre Dawkins, 2010, Atlantic Shores Christian (VA), Duke
    Carson Desrosiers, 2010, Central Catholic (MA)
    Jarell Eddie, 2010, Cannon School (NC), Virginia Tech
    Isaiah Epps, 2010, Plainfield (NJ), Pitt
    CJ Fair, 2010, Baltimore City College HS (MD), Syracuse
    Dominique Ferguson, 2010, Lawrence North (IN)
    Gary Franklin, 2010, Mater Dei (CA), USC
    Trae Golden, 2010, McEachern (GA)
    Jonathan Graham, 2010, Calvert Hall College HS (MD)
    Josh Hairston, 2010, Courtland (VA), Duke
    Tobias Harris, 2010, Half Hollow Hills West (NY)
    Ryan Harrow, 2010, Walton (GA), North Carolina State
    Crandall Head, 2010, Crane Tech (IL), Illinois
    Kyrie Irving, 2010, St. Patrick’s (NJ)
    Joe Jackson, 2010, White Station (TN)
    Anthony Johnson, 2010, Whitney Young (IL), Purdue
    James Johnson, 2010, Morse Senior (CA)
    Terrence Jones, 2010, Jefferson (OR)
    Perry Jones, 2010, Duncanville (TX), Baylor
    Cory Joseph, 2010, Findlay Prep (NV)
    Jelan Kendrick, 2010, Westlake (GA)
    Markus Kennedy, 2010, Living Faith (NJ), Villanova
    Alex Kirk, 2010, Los Alamos (NM)
    Brandon Knight, 2010, Pine Crest (FL)
    Tyler Lamb, 2010, Mater Dei (CA), UCLA
    Doron Lamb, 2010, Oak Hill Academy (VA)
    Jordan Latham, 2010, Baltimore City College HS (MD), Xavier
    Meyers Leonard, 2010, Robinson (IL), Illinois
    CJ Leslie, 2010, Word of God Academy (NC)
    Nate Lubick, 2010, St. Mark’s (MA),Georgetown
    Kendall Marshall, 2010, Bishop O’Connell (VA), North Carolina
    Justin Martin, 2010, Lawrence North (IN)
    Fab Melo, 2010, Sagemont School (FL)
    Ian Miller, 2010, United Faith Christian Academy (NC), Florida State
    Jason Morris, 2010, Hotchkiss School (CT)
    Baye Moussa Kieta, 2010, Oak Hill Academy (VA), Syracuse
    Rod Odom, 2010, Middlesex (MA)
    Tobi Oyedeji, 2010, Bellaire (TX), Texas A&M
    Mychal Parker, 2010, The Miller School (VA)
    Adreian Payne, 2010, Jefferson (OH)
    Jayvaughn Pinkston, 2010, Bishop Loughlin (NY)
    Stacey Poole, 2010, Andrew Jackson (FL)
    Dwight Powell, 2010, IMG Academy (FL)
    Casey Prather, 2010, North Side (TN)
    Phil Pressey, 2010, Episcopal School of Dallas (TX)
    Will Regan, 2010, Nichols School (NY)
    Jereme Richmond, 2010, Waukegan (IL), Illinois
    Josh Selby, 2010, Lake Clifton (MD), Tennessee
    Desmond Simmons, 2010, Salesian (CA), Washington
    Lenzelle Smith, 2010, Zion-Benton Township (OH), Ohio State
    Roscoe Smith, 2010, Walbrook (MD)
    Evan Smotrycz, 2010, New Hampton Prep (NH), Michigan
    Markel Starks, 2010, Georgetown Prep (MD), Georgetown
    Juwan Staten, 2010, Thurgood Marshall (OH), Dayton
    Jared Sullinger, 2010, Northland (OH), Ohio State
    Melvin Tabb, 2010, Enloe (NC), Wake Forest
    JT Terrell, 2010, Hugh M. Cummings (NC), Wake Forest
    Shaq Thomas, 2010, Mountain State Academy (WV)
    DeShaun Thomas, 2010, Bishop Leurs (IN), Ohio State
    Tristan Thompson, 2010, Findlay Prep (NV), Texas
    Tyler Thornton, 2010, Gonzaga (DC), Duke
    Dion Waiters, 2010, Life Center Academy (NJ), Syracuse
    Julian Washburn, 2010, Duncanville (TX)
    Okaro White, 2010, Clearwater (FL), Florida State
    Trey Zeigler, 2010, Mt. Pleasant (MI)

    CJ Barksdale, 2011, George Washington (VA)
    Wayne Blackshear, 2011, Morgan Park (IL)
    Angelo Chol, 2011, Herbert Hoover (CA)
    Rakeem Christmas, 2011, North Catholic (PA)
    Michael Gbinije, 2011, Christchurch School (VA)
    Michael Gilchrist, 2011, St. Patrick’s (NJ)
    Myck Kabongo, 2011, St. Benedict’s (NJ)
    LeBryan Nash, 2011, Lincoln (TX)
    Austin Rivers, 2011, Winter Park (FL), Florida
    Aaron Ross, 2011, Pulaski Academy (AR), Arkansas
    LaQuinton Ross, 2011, Murrah (MS)
    Shannon Scott, 2011, Milton (GA)

    THEUS INTERVIEWING FOR USC JOB

    Reggie Theus will meet today with USC Athletic Director Mike Garrett about the coaching vacancy and is expected to take the job if offered, the Los Angeles Times reported.
    Theus was fired as the Kings’ coach in December, 24 games into his second season. Before that, he was the head coach at New Mexico State, where he was 41-33 in two seasons. He also spent two years at Louisville as an assistant.
    A native of Southern California who attended Inglewood High, Theus is also a former actor who would seemingly be comfortable in the environment.
    Tim Floyd resigned as the Trojans’ coach June 9 in the face of the NCAA investigation over the O.J. Mayo scandal.
    Pitt coach Jamie Dixon, who already rebuffed Arizona before it hired Sean Miller, also reportedly turned down the USC gig.
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    Adam Zagoria is a Basketball Insider who covers basketball at all levels. A contributor to The New York Times and SportsNet New York (SNY), he is also the author of two books and is an award-winning journalist and filmmaker. His articles have appeared in ESPN The Magazine, SLAM, Sheridan Hoops, Basketball Times and in newspapers nationwide. He also won an Emmy award for his work on the SNY mini-documentary on Syracuse guard Tyus Battle. A veteran Ultimate Frisbee player, he has competed in numerous National and World Championships and, perhaps more importantly, his teams won the Westchester Summer League (WSL) championships in 2011 and 2013. He lives in Manhattan with his wife and children.

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