iverson highlights in MINNEAPOLIS iverson highlights MINNEAPOLIS

iverson highlights in MINNEAPOLIS

iverson highlights MINNEAPOLIS

iverson highlights in MINNEAPOLIS.These kids are still growing into their bodies and developing their games.
Plus, many of these prospects play in different age groups.
Regardless, there are two prospects who have separated themselves from the rest of the class.
The best comparison for randle is a lefthanded because his body, skill and athletic ability are similar to webber at the same stage.
Randle is also a good ball handler and passer for a power forward.
Right now, he is a man among boys in the 2013 class.
Despite being a small forward, passing is his best asset and he even plays point guard at times.
While randle and iverson are comfortably holding onto the top spots in the 2013 class, that might not always be the case heading forward.
The 68, 230pounder has soft hands, good feet, a good touch and is an effective shooter all the way back to 19 feet.
Hamilton can also post up and has a solid handle for a big man.
Thomas is ranked no.
Frazier can also rebound and lead the break.
Purvis rounds out the top five in the 2013 class thanks to his incredible first step.
He drives to the rim better than anyone in this class and can get to the basket on anybody.
Paul biancardi, adam finkelstein, joel francisco, michael laplante, reggie rankin and john stovall contributed to this piece.