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McDonald's All-American Game: Top performers from the game, practices


The top player in the Rivals150 remains as dependable a player as there is and reminded everyone of that fact with a co-MVP performance that included 25 points on 9-for-14 shooting. The night saw showcase the ability to create for himself and routinely draw contact while doing so. He knocked down a pair of 3-pointers as well. (Rivals.com)

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McDonald's All-American Game: Top performers from the game, practices


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