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Jordan Brand Classic: Four players who have stood out


brought the energy on every possession and in every drill. He ran the floor hard and made numerous plays at the rim at both ends of the court. was the best player to step foot on the court for either team today, plain and simple. He scored from all three levels and made dazzling plays as a scorer and creator with the ball in his hands. (Rivals.com)

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Jordan Brand Classic: Four players who have stood out


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