Pangos All-American Camp: Top storylines, notes on class of 2022

Posted Jun 10, 2021
The terrific play and the number of high upside big men was unequivocally the biggest story of the 2021 Pangos All-American Camp. Unsurprisingly, No. 2 in 2022 Jalen Duren dominated when and where he wanted to while earning MVP honors. While Duren was awesome, his summer teammate Dereck Lively II may have been the biggest story of camp. (247 Sports)

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