On Episode 158 of the Ballislife In The Paint Show, hosts Ronnie Flores, Ani Umana and Chelsea Hopkins go in on March Madness, from the incredible Cinderella stories on the men's side to the heavyweight battles on the women's side, and get some 2023 McDonald's All-American Game insight from a special guest.

The ITP crew briefly touch on how mass shootings barely register in light of the latest casualties and how guns are now children's No. 1 threat. The crew also touch upcoming pods, including the WNBA Preview, slated for April 11.

Grant Rice, the coach of Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) and the West Coach in the McDonald's All-American Game, is the special guest with some insight on his club. Rice talks about the competitive nature of Ron Holland of Duncanville (Texas), the impact of Jared McCain of Centennial (Corona, Calif.) and how the sons of NBA players, Andrej Stojakovic of Jesuit (Carmichael, Calif.) and Bronny James of Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, Calif.) are faring. Rice talks about James' play and fitting in with his McDonald's teammates. Should Bronny be talking to the media?

Ron and Ani break down their insights from scouts and contacts in Houston and how the East is the favorite in Tuesday night's game. Will the game action play out that way?

Speaking of Houston, the ITP crew break down the miraculous run of San Diego State to the Final Four. Chelsea, a former point guard for the Aztecs, gives his insight on the men's program and his personal take on SDSU head coach Brian Dutcher. Ron and Chelsea also talk about one of the breakout players in this year's NCAA Tournament: SDSU point guard Darrion Trammel, who was twice passed over for scholarships before heading to a JUCO before landing at Seattle University.

Ron also breaks down his other top breakout performer, Miami's Jordan Miller, a transfer from George Mason who was not well known nationally. Chelsea and Ani talk about the play of KSU's Marquis Nowell, arguably the top individual of the tourney who led K-State to the Elite 8, while Ani dishes on two more top performers: guard Jordan Hawkins of UCONN and Sir'Jabari Rice, a Texas native who spent five seasons at New Mexico St. before helping the Longhorns reach the Elite 8.

Has the NCAA men's basketball landscape changed forever with the portal and older players, or will the cycle reverse itself once again in a few years? Ani gives his insight.

The ITP crew also gives their Final Four predictions!

Chelsea breaks down the W Final Four, which is a heavyweight affair with unbeaten South Carolina going for it all. Can No. 2 seed Iowa upset the Gamecocks? In the other semi, it's No. 1 seed Virginia Tech vs. No. 3 seed LSU.

Is the Iowa-SC game the most anticipated W semifinal ever? Chelsea breaks it down plus gives insight on two more players you should know: LSU's double-double machine Angel Reese and V-Tech's Georgia Amoore.

The ITP crew offers some terrific insight on the MCDAAG and both Final Fours, so make sure to tune in to Episode 158 from start to finish!

(0:00) - Intro
(1:33) - Mass Shooting in America: Going To Happen Again!
(5:09) - Ballislife A-A Game (5/6) & Upcoming Pods
(5:35) - Chelsea’s Hot Take on SDSU Final Four Run
(8:47) - Grant Rice (West McDonald’s A-A Coach) Interview
(16:39) - More McDAAG Insight From ITP Crew
(23:42) - Bronny James at McDAAG: Fitting In & Expectations vs. Reality
(31:50) - No Mickey D's in Final Four: New Era or Cycle?
(37:40) - Are Recruiting Labels (HM, MM, LM) Relevant Anymore?
(41:33) - Chelsea’s In-Depth Insight on SDSU & Coach Dutcher
(48:42) - Final Four Predictions
(55:54) - Ron’s and Ani’s Dish on Amari Bailey & UCLA’s Injuries
(1:02:12) - ITP Crew’s Tourney Breakout Players
(1:10:18) - Chelsea’s Dish on W March Madness
(1:19:40) - BIL Podcast Network Shoout-Outs & ITP Schedule

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Editor's Note: This story was originally published in January 2014 and has been edited to include what has transpired recently.

As the dream of becoming a McDonald's All-American has grown over the years, so has the scrutiny of the annual roster selections. Twenty five years ago, the picks were announced and few people had the knowledge or insight to argue them. Before the Internet, YouTube and social media, information on great high school players traveled slower around the country than it does now. Only a handful of national scouts truthfully saw a majority of the nation's best players.

"Sonny Vaccaro began his game nine years before me (1965) when I started the Capital Classic in 1974," McDonald's All-American Game founder Bob Geoghan said in 2014. "I was always honest with people and told them for the Capital Classic, I did what was in the best interests of the game. The McDonald's Game was different because you had to be voted on, and I decided I would not have a vote. As the founder and executive director, I would never have a vote. It's not a perfect system, but I hand-picked a number of people who were legitimate talent evaluators.

"In some of the early years, we only picked 20 players," Geoghan said. "I always felt we picked the best we could. It's always hard to project late-bloomers and some of the guys who were can't miss, didn't make it anywhere."

The McDonald's Selection Committee came under scrutiny in the late 1990s and 2000s for some of the selections, including a grey area of allowing some fifth-year players to participate and others not to. To its credit, the game's organizers realized the selection committee needed to be expanded to include younger, more mobile, talent evaluators so a new crop of credible talent scouts were brought into the fold. This infusion of scouts, who are regulars on the recruiting trail, helped curtail a majority of that scrutiny in recent years.

"I started with about 12, but the voting committee slowly expanded because I wanted to make it as democratic as possible," Geoghan said. "I always lamented one of the voters picking a player because he saw them once -- and saw him play his best game -- and said 'he has to be a McDonald's All-American.'"

Not everyone is happy with the annnual selections. With a task as enormous and important as nailing down the nation's 24 best high school players, it comes with the territory that the end result will produce a deserving player or two being left off.

And we're not talking about great talents without a high school resume, or who were injured or fifth-year players ineligible for the game. We're talking about players who enjoyed some success in grassroots basketball and monster success with their high school team.

Over the years, there's been some All-American-level players overlooked and today we decided to give them their proper acclaim.

Top 12 Players Who Should Have Been McDonald's All-Americans
(List does not include those ineligible for the game because of age, academics, injury or because they were post-graduate players. Players who fall in one of these categories include Anfernee Hardaway, Schea Cotton and John Wall; All-Star Sports rankings began in 1979 and the Hoop Scoop in 1984)

1. Glen Rice, Northwestern (Flint, Mich.) 6-7 F (1985)
Ranking: No. 8 (Hoop Scoop), No. 13 (All-Star Sports)
Whenever the term McDonald's snub is used, it conjures up an image of this sweet-shooting forward. Michigan's Mr. Basketball for 1985, Rice averaged 20.8 ppg on a 27-1 team as a junior and was even better his senior season. Northwestern finished 28-0 and ranked No. 4 nationally by USA Today. "The committee didn't choose him, but we knew of him because, back then, coaches called to make sure we knew about a kid. Quite frankly, they didn't know how the team was picked," Geoghan said.

2. Rod Strickland, Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) 6-2 G (1985)
Ranking: No. 16 (Hoop Scoop), No. 4 (All-Star Sports)
Led Harry Truman (Bronx, N.Y.) to a state federation title as a junior and was a consensus Top 20 ranked prospect, but transferred to Oak Hill for his senior season. Oak Hill didn't have the sterling reputation it does now and current Oak Hill coach Steve Smith told us Strickland was "a handful." As an assistant coach on that team, one of Smith's job was keeping Strickland in line. "I don't remember him particularly, but character counts to a certain degree," Geoghan said. Strickland was arguably the nation's best point guard and at Sonny Vaccaro's Roundball Classic, he was the U.S. team MVP with 20 points, six steals and three assists.

3. Onyeka Okongwu, Chino Hills (Calif.) 6-8 C (2019)
Ranking: No. 8 (Hoop Scoop), No. 22 (All-Star Sports)
Okongwu is known best for helping an already legendary Huskies club go 35-0 to capture the 2016 FAB 50 national championship when the Big O was a 14-year old freshman. After Melo Ball (another 14-year old starter on that team) left school, Okongwu became more of a focal point of the offense and simply dominated California ball because his impeccable defensive instincts and timing never wavered. He finished his career with three CIF state titles and is a two-time Cal-Hi Sports Mr. Basketball. He also helped his Compton Magic travel club capture a mythical grassroots national title in 2018 with 16 points, 12 rebounds and five blocked shots in a 81-79 overtime victory over Team Takeover.

4. Marc Wilson, Calvert Hall (Towson, Md.) 6-1 G (1982)
Ranking: Third Team Top 33 (B/C Scouting), No. 35 (All-Star Sports)
The point guard on the No. 1 ranked team in the country by the National Sports News Service (precursor to FAB 50), Wilson was a clutch player and a demon on the fast break, according to coach Mark Amatucci. Wilson got off to a great start his senior season and nowadays, that likely would have created a spot for him on the team in the mold of Tyler Lewis (2012) or Nigel Williams-Goss (2013). Calvert Hall finished 34-0, winning the Las Vegas Holiday Prep Classic, the Pepsi Cola Challenge and the Alhambra Tournament along the way. On one of the first teams to truly play a national schedule, Money was better the bigger the game was.

5. Trevor Ariza, Westchester (Los Angeles) 6-8 F (2003)
Ranking: No. 18 (Hoop Scoop), No. 16 (All-Star Sports)
Ariza might not have had the greatest summer heading into his senior season and was a bit of a position-less monster, but his talent was immense. A consensus Top 20 prospect, Ariza averaged averaged 22 points and eight rebounds per game on a deep and talented team. Westchester finished 33-3 and ranked No. 4 in the FAB 50. It's not hard to find a guy in the 2003 game that Ariza should have replaced (whereas some years it's difficult to do that).

6. Cameron Thomas, Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) 6-3 G (2020)
Ranking: No. 25 (Hoop Scoop), No. 25 (247 Composite)
Steve Smith has coached 33 McDonald’s All-Americans up to this point at the famous Southwest Virginia boarding school and was a bit perplexed his sweet-shooting guard was not No. 34. The normally mild Smith had something to say about it on social media. Thomas left the storied program as its all-time leading scorer and had a spectacular senior season. Thomas scored 1,258 points, just shy of the single-season school record of 1,312 points held by 2008 Mr. Basketball USA Brandon Jennings. He averaged 31.4 ppg for a 37-3 team that finished No. 9 in the FAB 50. In the summer pro, he was the Nike EYBL's leading scorer (29 ppg) and took Boo Williams to the Peach Jam title game.

7. Tyrone Bogues, Dunbar (Baltimore, Md.) 5-3 G (1983)
Ranking: No. 24 (All-Star Sports)
Teammate Reggie Williams (No. 4 All-Star Sports) was the Mr. Basketball USA choice on a team some observers feel is the best high school team, ever. With a dozen other players on the roster who could play at the D1 level, it's easy to see how Bouges was a bit overlooked. He shouldn't have been, however, because he was Dunbar's team MVP, averaging eight points, 10 assists and eights steals per game. Bouges dominated games with his determination, ball-hawking defense and stamina. "He got the MVP of the Capital Classic," Geoghan said. "I think because of his height, they said he was a water bug, and because Reggie Williams was projected to be a star, Bouges got overlooked. Nobody I knew at the time projected him to be a great college player. To be honest with you, we took Muggsy because we couldn't get Reggie."

8. DeAndre Jordan, Christian Life (Humble, Texas) 6-11 C (2007)
Ranking: No. 24 (Hoop Scoop), No. 22 (All-Star Sports)
The Class of 2007 was a special group, one of the greatest classes of all-time. Looking at the big men in the class, however, it's easy to see that Jordan belonged. He played outstanding ball at the 2006 ABCD Camp, ranking as the No. 12 performer in camp by the Hoop Scoop. As a senior averaged 19 points, 14 rebounds and five blocked shots per game. Jordan did play in the final Roundball Classic, scoring six points and blocking six shots.

9. Sergio McClain, Manual (Peoria, Ill.) 6-4 F (1997)
Ranking: No. 32 (Hoop Scoop), No. 35 (All-Star Sports)
Sure, McClain's game didn't translate into superstardom on the next levels, but that shouldn't have kept him from being recognized as a McDonald's All-American. The leading scorer on the nation’s top-ranked team (18.5 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists), his value in fourth quarter, pressure situations simply can’t be measured by any stat. McClain was one of high school basketball's ultimate winners, helping Manual win four straight Class AA state championships. He was chosen Mr. Basketball in Illinois, even over teammate and McDonald's All-American Marcus Griffin.

10. Kawhi Leonard, M.L. King (Riverside, Calif.) 6-7 F (2009)
Ranking: No. 16 (Hoop Scoop), No. 50 (All-Star Sports)
A classic example of a later bloomer and a player who didn't get the proper exposure on the grassroots circuit, Leonard was a part-time starter as a high school sophomore. He kept working on his game and after transferring to King helped the Wolves to two consecutive CIF Div. I SoCal regional finals. Whenever a majority of the selection committee got to see him play, however, he was overshadowed by McDonald's All-American Renardo Sidney on the L.A. Dream Team, a grassroots travel team created for Sidney. Halfway through his senior season (in which he averaged 22.6 points, 13.1 rebounds, and 3.9 assists) it was evident to many Leonard should have been on the team. He was on his way to a cinch Cal-Hi Sports Mr. Basketball selection.

11. Jamal Mashburn, Cardinal Hayes (Bronx, N.Y.) 6-8 F (1990)
Ranking: No. 4 (Hoop Scoop), No. 8 (All-Star Sports)
Perhaps the voters didn't want to make the game too New York City heavy. Perhaps he came on a bit late. Mashburn, however, got plenty of exposure playing for the legendary New York Gauchos travel team and in the most competitive high school basketball league in the country at the time (C.H.S.A.A.). The four other players from the CHSAA he made first team all-state with (Tolentine's Adrian Autry and Brian Reese and Christ the King's Khalid Reeves and Derrick Phelps) were McDonald's All-Americans, but it was Mashburn who was named New York's Mr. Basketball. He led Hayes to its first CHSAA title since 1944 by scoring 18 points, grabbing seven rebounds and dishing four assists in the 52-46 championship game win over All Hallows. If you include Oak Hill Academy's Anthony Cade, New York City produced five McDonald's All-Americans that season, but Mash wasn't one of them. From a national rankings perspective, Mash could easily be No. 3 or No. 4 on this list.

12. Leon Wood, St. Monica’s (Santa Monica, Calif.) 6-3 G (1979)
Ranking: First Team Top 33 (B/C Scouting), No. 25 (All-Star Sports)?
Similar to DeAndre Jordan, Wood played in a loaded class, so it was likely a numbers' game. Wood, however, was arguably the best shooter in the class. He stood out at the '78 Superstar Camp, according to noted skills trainer Ruben Luna. "I saw Leon beat Paul Westphal in H-O-R-S-E with the whole camp yelling, 'Take him outside Leon.' He was raining from deep." As a senior, he averaged 41.5 ppg and was his team's MVP in two games at the Roundball Classic.

13. Imari Sawyer, M.L. King (Chicago) 6-2 G (2000)
Ranking: No. 19 (Hoop Scoop), No. 23 (All-Star Sports)
A consensus Top 25 player, Sawyer was a scoring guard who could also pass the rock with flash. As a senior, he averaged 31 points and 12 assists per game. Even if he had a slow start to his senior year or a couple of bad outings in the summer, it's not as if voters didn't know who he was coming from a program that previously produced numerous All-Americans. Sawyer finished his high school career with 3,005 points.

Others Whom Should Be Prominently Mentioned:
(Listed by graduating class and national class ranking)

TyTy Washington, AZ Compass Prep (Chandler, Ariz.) 6-4 G (2021)
Ranking: No. 25 (Hoop Scoop), No. 15 (247 Composite)

E.J. Liddell, Belleville West (Belleville, Ill.) 6-7 F (2019)
Ranking: No. 15 (Hoop Scoop), No. 37 (All-Star Sports)

Javonte Smart, Scotlandville Magnet (Baton Rouge, La.) 6-4 G (2018)
Ranking: No. 21 (Hoop Scoop), No. 33 (All-Star Sports)

Emmitt Williams, Oak Ridge (Orlando, Fla.) 6-7 F (2018)
Ranking: No. 10 (Hoop Scoop), No. 16 (All-Star Sports)

Chris Lykes, Gonzaga College (Washington, D.C.) 5-8 G (2017)
Ranking: No. 21 (Hoop Scoop), No. 44 (All-Star Sports)

Mustapha Heron, Sacred Heart (Waterbury, Conn.) 6-6 F (2016)
Ranking: No. 6 (Hoop Scoop), No. 19 (All-Star Sports)

Cassius Winston, U-D Jesuit (Detroit) 6-0 G (2016)
Ranking: No. 26 (Hoop Scoop), No. 31 (All-Star Sports)

Tyler Dorsey, Maranatha (Pasadena, Calif.) 6-5 G (2015)
Ranking: No. 12 (Hoop Scoop), No. 27 (All-Star Sports)

Nick Emery, Lone Peak (Highland, Utah) 6-1 G (2013)
Ranking: No. 56 (Hoop Scoop), No. 61 (All-Star Sports)

Sam Dekker, Sheboygan Lutheran (Sheboygan, Wis.) 6-7 F (2012)
Ranking: No. 17 (Hoop Scoop), No. 21 (All-Star Sports)

Dorian Finney-Smith, Norcom (Portsmouth, Va.) 6-7 F (2011)
Ranking: No. 43 (Hoop Scoop), No. 25 (All-Star Sports)

B.J. Young, McCluer North (Florissant, Mo.) 6-4 G (2011)
Ranking: No. 16 (Hoop Scoop), No. 37 (All-Star Sports)

Damion James, Nacogdoches (Texas) 6-8 F (2006)
Ranking: No. 23 (Hoop Scoop), No. 16 (All-Star Sports)

Kevin Bookout, Stroud (Okla.) 6-8 C (2002)
Ranking: No. 10 (Hoop Scoop), No. 16 (All-Star Sports)

Doug Wrenn, O’Dea (Seattle) 6-7 F (1998)
Ranking: No. 14 (Hoop Scoop), No. 47 (All-Star Sports)

Kenny Brunner, Dominguez (Compton, Calif.) 5-9 G (1997)
Ranking: No. 9 (Hoop Scoop), No. 41 (All-Star Sports)

Ricky Davis, North (Davenport, Iowa) 6-5 G (1997)
Ranking: No. 13 (Hoop Scoop), No. 11 (All-Star Sports)

Jason Hart, Inglewood (Calif.) 6-3 G (1996)
Ranking: No. 31 (Hoop Scoop), No. 21 (All-Star Sports)

Kenny Thomas, Albuquerque (N.M.) 6-8 C (1995)
Ranking: No. 31 (Hoop Scoop), No. 12 (All-Star Sports)

Tremaine Fowlkes, Crenshaw (Los Angeles) 6-7 F (1994)
Ranking: No. 27 (Hoop Scoop), No. 18 (All-Star Sports)

Michael Spruell, Albany (Ga.) 6-1 G (1994)
Ranking: No. 10 (Hoop Scoop), No. 41 (All-Star Sports)

Andre Woolridge, Benson (Omaha, Neb.) 6-2 G (1992)
Ranking: No. 23 (Hoop Scoop), No. 16 (All-Star Sports)

Harold Miner, Inglewood (Calif.) 6-5 G (1989)
Ranking: No. 22 (Hoop Scoop), No. 29 (All-Star Sports)

Curt "Trouble" Smith,?Coolidge (Washington, D.C.) 5-10 G (1989)
Ranking: No. 33 (Hoop Scoop), No. 54 (All-Star Sports)

Richard Dumas, Washington (Tulsa, Ok.) 6-6 F (1987)
Ranking: No. 22 (Hoop Scoop), No. 35 (All-Star Sports)

Stacy Augmon, Muir (Pasadena, Calif.) 6-8 F (1986)
Ranking: No. 31 (Hoop Scoop), No. 8 (All-Star Sports)

Len Bias, Northwestern (Hyattsville, Md.) 6-8 F (1982)
Ranking: First Team Top 33 (B/C Scouting); No. 8 (All-Star Sports)

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Emmitt Williams

6'7"   -   PF   -   2018

Most Points
44 -- Emmitt Williams, Jordan Brand Classic/White, 2018
40 -- Louis Bullock, Capital Classic/Capital, 1995
40 -- Quentin Richardson, Derby Festival Classic/White, 1998
39 -- Zach Randolph, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 2000
39 -- Stanley Johnson, Ballislife A-A/Red, 2014
37 -- Calvin Murphy*, Roundball Classic/United States, 1966
37 -- Tom McMillen, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1970
36 -- Jimmy Baker, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1971
34 -- LeBron James, Capital Classic/Black, 2003
33 -- Michael Smith, Capital Classic/Capital, 1990
33 -- Mustapha Heron, Ballislife A-A/White, 2016
33 -- Isaiah Mobley, Ballislife A-A/White, 2019
32 -- Jim McDaniels, Roundball Classic/United States, 1967
32 -- Kevin Walls, Derby Festival Classic/South, 1984
32 -- Terrence Williams, Derby Festival Classic/Black, 2005
32 -- Mustapha Heron, Derby Festival Classic/White, 2016
31 -- Moses Malone, Roundball Classic/United States, 1974
31 -- Kenny Gregory, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 1997
31 -- Jonathan Bender, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1999
31 -- Malcolm Delaney, Capital Classic/United States, 2007
31 -- Emmitt Williams, Ballislife A-A/Black, 2018
30 -- Michael Jordan, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1981
30 -- Rasheed Wallace, Roundball Classic/East, 1993
30 -- Ricky Davis, Derby Festival Classic/White, 1997
30 -- Michael Snaer, Derby Festival Classic/Gold, 2009
30 -- Aaron Wiggins, Capital Classic/United States, 2018
31 -- Mitch Lightfoot, Ballislife A-A/White, 2016
30 -- Brandon McCoy, Ballislife A-A/White, 2017
30 -- Ethan Thompson, Ballislife A-A/Blue, 2017
29 -- Sam Iacino, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1969
29 -- Darrell Griffith, Capital Classic/United States, 1976
29 -- Darrell Griffith, Derby Festival Classic/KY-IN, 1976
29 -- Wes Mathews, Roundball Classic/United States, 1977
29 -- Steve Risley, Derby Festival Classic/KY-IN, 1976
29 -- Larry Anderson, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1979
29 -- Bill Varner, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1979
29 -- J.R. Reid, Capital Classic/Capital, 1986
29 -- Dapreis Owens, Derby Festival Classic/North, 1988
29 -- Antwan Jamison, Capital Classic/United States, 1995
29 – Luke Whitehead, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 2000
29 – John Allen, Roundball Classic/East, 2001
29 -- Anthony Davis, Jordan Brand Classic/Black, 2011
29 -- Aquille Carr, Capital Classic/Capital, 2013
29 -- Jahlil Okafor, Jordan Brand Classic/East, 2014
29 -- Eron Gordon, Derby Festival Classic/Maroon, 2016
29 -- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Derby Festival Classic/White, 2017

Aquille Carr

5'6"   -   PG   -   2013

Field Goals Made
22 -- Emmitt Williams, Jordan Brand Classic/White, 2018 (22x23)
18 -- Quentin Richardson, Derby Festival Classic/White, 1998 (18x30)
18 -- Zach Randolph, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 2000 (18x27)
16 -- Tom McMillen, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1970 (16x32)
16 -- Stanley Johnson, Ballislife A-A/Red, 2014 (16x24)
16 -- Mustapha Heron, Ballislife A-A/White, 2016 (16x29)
15 -- Jimmy Baker, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1971 (15x23)
15 -- Emmitt Williams, Ballislife A-A/Black, 2018 (15x28)

Field Goal Attempts
32 -- Tom McMillen, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1970 (16x32)
30 -- Quentin Richardson, Derby Festival Classic/White, 1998 (18x30)
30 -- LeBron James, Capital Classic/Black, 2003 (13x30)
29 -- Mustapha Heron, Ballislife A-A/White, 2016 (16x29)
28 -- Emmitt Williams, Ballislife A-A/Black, 2018 (15x28)
27 -- Charles “Hawkeye” Whitney, Capital Classic/Capital, 1976 (13x27)
27 -- Mike O’Koren, Derby Festival Classic/United States, 1976 (14x27)
27 -- Jay Williams, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1999 (11x27)
27 -- Zach Randolph, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 2000 (18x27)
26 -- Louis Bullock, Capital Classic/Capital, 1995 (14x26)
26 -- Keith Bogans, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1999 (10x26)

Field Goal Percentage
(minimum 10 attempts)
.957 -- Emmitt Williams, Jordan Brand Classic/White, 2018 (22x23)
.917 -- Bob Beecher, Derby Festival Classic/United States, 1982 (11x12)
.909 -- Sam Perkins, Derby Festival Classic 2**/United States, 1980 (10x11)

Free Throws Made
15 -- Derrick Chievous, Derby Festival Classic/North, 1984 (15x21)
13 -- Calvin Murphy, Roundball Classic/United States, 1966 (13x14)

Carmelo Anthony

6'7"   -   SF   -   2002

Free Throw Attempts
21 -- Derrick Chievous, Derby Festival Classic/North, 1984 (15x21)
18 -- Chris Monroe, Capital Classic/Capital, 1999 (12x18)
17 -- Carmelo Anthony, Capital Classic/Red, 2002 (12x17)
16 -- Bob Lojewski, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1981 (12x16)
16 -- Benoit Benjamin, Roundball Classic/United States, 1982 (8x16)
16 -- George Lynch, Capital Classic/Capital, 1989 (10x16)
16 -- Allonzo Trier, Jordan Brand Classic/West, 2015 (11x16)
15 -- Russell Cross, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1980 (12x15)
14 -- Calvin Murphy, Roundball Classic/United States, 1966 (13x14)
14 -- Dwight Anderson, Roundball Classic/United States, 1978 (11x14)
14 -- Michael Smith, Capital Classic/Capital, 1989 (11x14)
14 -- Malcolm Delaney, Capital Classic/United States, 2007 (11x14)
14 -- Isaiah Briscoe, Ballislife A-A/Orange, 2015 (9x14)

Best Shooting Peformance
1.000 -- Mouphtaou Yarou, Capital Classic/Capital, 2009 (9x9 FG, 2x2 FT)

3-Pointers Made
6 -- Louis Bullock, Capital Classic/Capital, 1995 (6x10)
6 -- Charlton Clarke, Derby Festival Classic/Red, 1995 (6x7)
6 -- Tony Stanley, Capital Classic/Capital, 1996 (6x8)
6 -- Gerald Green, McDonald’s A-A/East, 2005 (6x9)
6 -- Brian Bowen, Jordan Brand Classic/East, 2017 (6x7)
5 -- Jermaine Medley, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 1997 (5x7)
5 -- Justin Gray, Capital Classic/Red, 2002 (5x8)
5 -- J.J. Reddick, McDonald’s A-A/East, 2002 (5x6)
5 -- J.R. Smith, McDonald’s A-A/East, 2004 (5x11)
5 -- Daequan Cook, McDonald’s A-A/West, 2006 (5x9)
5 -- OJ Mayo, Roundball Classic/East, 2007 (5x10)
5 -- Raymond Penn, Derby Festival Classic/Black, 2009 (5x10)
5 -- Kameron Williams, Capital Classic/United States, 2013 (5x5)
5 -- Stanley Johnson, Ballislife A-A/Red, 2014 (5x10)
5 -- Andrew Robinson, Capital Classic/Capital, 2014 (5x7)
5 -- Frank Jackson, McDonald’s A-A/West, 2016 (5x7)
5 -- Joe Girard III, Capital Classic/United States, 2019 (5x11)

3-Pointers Attempted
13 -- Edgar Sosa, Derby Festival Classic/Black, 2006 (3x13)
12 -- Austin Grandstaff, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 2015 (4x12)
11 -- Kevin Morris, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 1996 (2x11)
11 -- Teddy Dupay, Derby Festival Classic/White, 1998 (3x11)
11 -- Todd Tackett, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 1998 (4x11)
11 -- J.R. Smith, McDonald’s A-A/East, 2004 (5x11)
11 -- Joe Girard III, Capital Classic/United States, 2019 (5x11)
10 -- Louis Bullock, Capital Classic/Capital, 1995 (6x10)
10 -- Ronald Blackshear, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 1998 (3x10)
10 -- Rod Grizzard, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 1999 (2x10)
10 -- LeBron James, Capital Classic/Black, 2003 (3x10)
10 -- Michael Jones, Roundball Classic/East, 2003 (3x10)
10 -- OJ Mayo, Roundball Classic/East, 2007 (5x10)
10 -- Raymond Penn, Derby Festival Classic/Black, 2009 (5x10)
10 -- Stanley Johnson, Ballislife A-A/Red, 2014 (5x10)
10 -- Malik Monk, Jordan Brand Classic/West, 2016 (2x10)
10 -- Alani Moore, Capital Classic/Capital, 2003 (3x10)

OJ Mayo

6'5"   -   SG   -   2007

Most Rebounds
24 -- Sam Perkins, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1980
24 -- Zach Randolph, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 2000
22 -- Rickey Brown, Derby Festival Classic/United States, 1976
22 -- George Lynch, Capital Classic/Capital, 1989
21 -- Ralph Sampson, Capital Classic/Capital, 1979
21 -- Othella Harrington, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1992
21 -- Troy Murphy, Capital Classic/United States, 1998
20 -- Tom Riker, Roundball Classic/United States, 1968
20 -- Moses Malone, Roundball Classic/United States, 1974
20 -- Moses Malone, Derby Festival Classic/United States, 1974
20 -- Bryant Johnson, Capital Classic/Capital, 1978
19 -- Dana Lewis, Roundball Classic/United States, 1967
19 -- Kenny Durrett, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1967
19 -- Bobby Turner, Derby Festival Classic/KY-IN, 1976
19 -- Earl Jones, Derby Festival Classic 2**/United States, 1980
19 -- Marcus Camby, Capital Classic/United States, 1993
19 -- Travis Watson, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 1999
19 -- Qudus Wahab, Capital Classic/Capital, 2019
18 -- Quentin Richardson, Derby Festival Classic/White, 1998
17 -- Simmie Hill, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1967
17 -- Nick Weatherspoon, Roundball Classic/United States, 1968
17 -- Moses Malone, Capital Classic/United States, 1974
17 -- J.R. Reid, Capital Classic/Capital, 1986
17 -- Bart Lammerson, Capital Classic/Capital, 1991
17 -- Amare Stoudemire, Capital Classic/White, 2002
16 -- Jim McMillian, Roundball Classic/United States, 1966
16 -- Jimmy Baker, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1971
16 -- Maurice Lucas, Roundball Classic/Keystone, 1971
16 -- Rudy Woods, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1978
16 -- Sidney Green, Roundball Classic/East, 1979
16 -- Sam Perkins, Derby Festival Classic/United States, 1980
16 -- Charlie Sitton, Capital Classic/United States, 1980
16 -- Len Bias, Derby Festival Classic/United States, 1982
16 -- Winston Bennett, Capital Classic/United States, 1983
16 -- Dallas Comegys, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1983
16 -- John Williams, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1984
16 -- Tracy Murray, Derby Festival Classic/South, 1989
16 -- Shaquille O'Neal, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1989
16 -- Cherokee Parks, Capital Classic/United States, 1991
16 -- Joel Pryzbilla, Roundball Classic/West, 1998
16 -- Andray Blatche, Jordan Brand Classic/White, 2005
16 -- Michael Beasley, Derby Festival Classic/Black, 2007
16 -- Kevin Love, Roundball Classic/West, 2007
16 -- Jordan Bell, Ballislife A-A/Blue, 2013

Lonzo Ball

6'6"   -   PG   -   2016

Most Assists
16 -- Corey Fisher, Roundball Classic/West, 2007
15 -- Erick Barkley, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 1998
15 -- A.J. Price, Roundball Classic/West, 2004
14 -- T.J. Ford, Roundball Classic/East, 2001
14 -- Brandon Jennings, Jordan Brand Classic/Blue, 2008
14 -- Andrew Jones, Ballislife A-A/White, 2016
13 -- Matt Montague, Derby Festival Classic/White, 1996
13 -- Taliek Brown, Roundball Classic/East, 2000
13 -- Mike Conley, Roundball Classic/West, 2006
13 -- Johnny Flynn, Roundball Classic/West, 2007
13 -- Vacque Vaughn, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1993
13 -- Lonzo Ball, McDonald’s A-A/West, 2016
13 -- Lonzo Ball, Ballislife A-A/Black, 2016
13 -- Justin Simon, Derby Festival Classic/Purple, 2015

Most Blocked Shots
10 -- Ralph Sampson, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1979
7 -- Melvin Whitaker, Capital Classic/United States, 1995
7 -- Tom Herzog, Roundball Classic/West, 2006
7 -- Brandon Huffman, Capital Classic/United States, 2017
6 -- Ralph Sampson, Capital Classic/Capital, 1979
6 -- Sam Bowie, Derby Festival Classic/United States, 1979
6 -- Earl Jones, Derby Festival Classic/United States, 1980
6 -- Earl Jones, Derby Festival Classic 2**/United States, 1980
6 -- Patrick Ewing, Roundball Classic/United States, 1981
6 -- Shaquille O'Neal, Roundball Classic/West, 1989
6 -- Shaquille O'Neal, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1989
6 -- Shawn Bradley, McDonald’s A-A/West, 1989
6 -- Dwight Howard, Capital Classic/Black, 2004
6 -- De’Andre Jordan, Roundball Classic/East, 2007
6 -- Kevin Love, Roundball Classic/West, 2007
6 -- Khem Birch, McDonald’s A-A/West, 2011

Steals
10 -- Khalid Reeves, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1990
7 -- Jordan Farmar, McDonald’s A-A/West, 2004
6 -- Michael Jordan, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1981
6 -- Wardell Curry, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1982
6 -- Tyrone “Muggsy” Bouges, Capital Classic/Capital, 1983
6 -- Rod Strickland, Roundball Classic/United States, 1985
6 -- Derrick Phelps, Roundball Classic/East, 1990
6 -- Shaheen Holloway, McDonald’s A-A/East, 1996
6 -- Brandon Stockton, Derby Festival Classic/White, 2002
6 -- Chris Paul, Capital Classic/Silver, 2003
6 -- Donovan Mitchell, Derby Festival Classic/White, 2015
6 -- P.J. Washington, Jordan Brand Classic/West, 2017
6 -- Darius Days, Capital Classic/United States, 2018

*Murphy also holds the all-time single-game scoring record for any national-based all-star game. Two nights after the Round Ball Classic, Murphy scored 62 points in the title game of the seventh annual Allentown Classic (also called the B’nai B’rith Schoolboy Classic), which pitted all-star teams from various regions along the Eastern seaboard. Murphy made 24-of-45 field goals and 14-of-16 free throws for New England in a 109-102 loss Eastern Pennsylvania. He scored 98 points in two games at the event (36 the day after the Roundball) that was held to raise funds for Cancer research.

**In 1979 and 1980, the Derby Festival Classic played two games, one at Freedom Hall in Louisville and the next night at Rupp Arena in Lexington. Earl Jones, a three-time high school All-American, blocked six shots in each game.

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Jordan vs Nique! Zach LaVine vs Aaron Gordon! There have been some great dunk contest duels in the past but none can compete with the greatest dunker of all-time (Vince Carter) going against...The Truth (Paul Pierce)?! OK, I'm obviously kidding and that statement couldn't be any further from the truth. But, in 1995, those two NBA greats -- now pushing 40 -- did face off against each other during the McDonalds All-American dunk contest.

You are probably trying to picture Pierce -- not known for having hops, despite having a few nice posters throughout his near two decades in the NBA -- competing against vintage Vinsanity in the 2000 dunk contest, where Carter introduced the off two-feet-between-the-legs dunk, the 360 windmill and the elbow hang (Honey Dip) to the masses. If they faced off at that event, Pierce probably would have looked worse than Jerry Stackhouse, who drew the shortest straw and had the pleasure of going after Vince in the epic contest.

Lucky for Pierce, Vince didn't pull out anything too spectacular to win this contest in front of Pierce's future Celtics teammate Kevin Garnett and KG's future Wolves' teammate Stephon Marbury. But, in the mid-90s, when a simple between the legs dunk was an automatic 50, those Carter dunks -- especially his power windmills -- were probably still good enough to beat a few champs like Baby Jordan, JR Rider and definitely Kobe Bryant (Darvin Ham was robbed) in a NBA dunk contest.

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East Team
Name, Position, Height, Hometown, College
Anthony Barber G 6-2 Hampton, Va. NC State
Keith Frazier G 6-5 Justin F. Kimball (Dallas) Undecided
Isaiah Hicks F 6-8 J.F. Webb (Oxford, N.C.) North Carolina
Kasey Hill G 6-1 Montverde (Fla.) Academy Florida
Demetrius Jackson G 6-1 Marian (Mishawaka, Ind.) Notre Dame
Rondae Jefferson G/F 6-7 Chester, Pa. Arizona
Dakari Johnson C 6-10 Montverde (Fla.) Academy Kentucky
Kennedy Meeks C 6-9 West Charlotte, N.C. North Carolina
Wayne Selden G 6-5 Tilton (N.H.) School Kansas
Noah Vonleh F 6-8 New Hampton, N.H. Indiana
Chris Walker C/F 6-9 Holmes County (Bonifay, Fla.) Florida
Andrew Wiggins F 6-8 Huntington (W.Va.) Prep Undecided

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West Team
Name, Position, Height, Hometown, College
Jabari Bird G/F 6-6 Salesian (Richmond, Calif.) California
Aaron Gordon F 6-8 Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, Calif.) Undecided
Isaac Hamilton G 6-5 St. John Bosco (Los Angeles) UTEP
Aaron Harrison G 6-5 Travis (Richmond, Texas) Kentucky
Andrew Harrison G 6-5 Travis (Richmond, Texas) Kentucky
Matt Jones G 6-4 DeSoto, Texas Duke
Marcus Lee F/C 6-9 Deer Valley (Antioch, Calif.) Kentucky
Jarrell Martin F 6-8 Madison Prep (Baton Rouge) LSU
Jabari Parker F 6-8 Simeon Career Academy (Chicago) Duke
Bobby Portis F/C 6-9 Hall (Little Rock, Ark.) Arkansas
Nigel Williams-Goss G 6-3 Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) Washington
James Young F 6-7 Rochester, Minn. Kentucky

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EAST TEAM
No. Name Pos Hgt Wgt High School (Hometown) College
5 Kyle Anderson G/F 6-8 225 St. Anthony, NJ (North Bergen, NJ) UCLA
15 DaJuan Coleman F/C 6-10 285 Jamesville-DeWitt, NY (DeWitt, NY) Syracuse
3 Kris Dunn G 6-3 180 New London, CT (New London, CT) Providence
34 Perry Ellis F/C 6-8 220 Wichita Heights, KS (Wichita, KS) Kansas
2 William Goodwin F 6-8 250 Southwest DeKalb, GA (Decatur, GA) Memphis
40 Gary Harris G 6-4 195 Hamilton Southeast, IN (Fishers, IN) Michigan State
25 Amile Jefferson F 6-9 205 Friends Central, PA (Philadelphia, PA) Undecided
12 Tyler Lewis G 5-11 165 Oak Hill Academy, VA (Statesville, NC) N.C. State
32 Tony Parker F/C 6-9 280 Miller Grove, GA (Lithonia, GA) Undecided
22 Alex Poythress F 6-8 225 Northeast, TN (Clarksville, TN) Kentucky
44 Rodney Purvis G 6-3 192 Upper Room Christian, NC (Raleigh, NC) N.C. State
24 T.J. Warren G/F 6-7 205 Brewster Academy, NH (Durham, NC) N.C. State

WEST TEAM
No. Name Pos Hgt Wgt High School (Hometown) College
10 Brandon Ashley F 6-9 215 Findlay Prep, NV (San Francisco, CA) Arizona
33 Isaiah Austin F/C 7-0 210 Grace Prep, TX (Arlington, TX) Baylor
22 Anthony Bennett F 6-7 230 Findlay Prep, NV (Brampton, Ontario) Undecided
1 Kevin Ferrell G 5-11 160 Park Tudor, IN (Indianapolis, IN) Indiana
24 Archie Goodwin G/F 6-5 195 Sylvan Hills, AR (Little Rock, AR) Kentucky
11 Grant Jerrett F/C 6-9 220 Lutheran, CA (Chino Hills, CA) Arizona
15 Shabazz Muhammad G 6-6 215 Bishop Gorman, NV (Las Vegas, NV) Undecided
5 Marcus Paige G 6-1 165 Linn-Marr, IA (Marion, IA) North Carolina
21 Devonta Pollard F 6-7 200 Kemper County, MS (Porterville, MS) Undecided
55 Cameron Ridley C 6-10 260 George Bush, TX (Houston, TX) Texas
3 Marcus Smart G/F 6-4 200 Marcus, TX (Flower Mound, TX) Oklahoma State
35 Rasheed Sulaimon G 6-4 185 Strake Jesuit (Houston, TX) Duke

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