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R.J. Hampton Blog: March Madness, McDonald's All American Game and more


Sophomore point guard R.J. Hampton is one of the top players in the country, regardless of class, with a who’s who of college suitors to match his five-star status: "As far as my recruitment, coaches are still reaching out to my dad since they can’t hit me yet and he’s my AAU coach. He’s been hearing from Kansas, Mississippi State and a couple of other schools too." (USA Today)

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