We have not come out with some local rankings in quite some time, but here is our Top 15 for Miami-Dade’s top boys basketball players for the Class of 2006. We will be following these rankings with profiles on each of the players on this list. While the list is free, the profiles will be in the premium section. Remember these are subjective and only for entertainment purposes. College verbally committed to in parenthesis.

As part of our continuing coverage of high school sports, Florida Prospects will start conducting interviews with different Prospects around the state. Today we visit with Tremayne Russell star basketball guard from South Dade High School. This is normally a premium story that you are reading for free!!! Join Florida Prospects today and be apart of the most complete site for high school sports in the state of Florida.

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 50 Boys Basketball players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release its two star players in the state. This is normally a premium story that you are reading for free!!! Join Florida Prospects today and be apart of the most complete site for high school sports in the state of Florida.

On June 13, 2005, Florida Prospects will begin to release its Five-Star basketball players for the class of 2007 and will release our number one player in the state. Today, we will give you a sneak peak at the top five players on the list in alphabetical order. This is normally a premium story that you are reading for free!!! Join Florida Prospects today and be apart of the most complete site for high school sports in the state of Florida.

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 50 Boys Basketball players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release its three star players in the state. This is normally a premium story that you are reading for free!!! Join Florida Prospects today and be apart of the most complete site for high school sports in the state of Florida.

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 50 Boys Basketball players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release its three star players in the state. (Clermont guard Chad Bishop pictured)

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 50 Boys Basketball players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release its three star players in the state. (Lake Weir guard Ricardo Lewis pictured)

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 50 Boys Basketball players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release its four star players in the state.(Pompano Beach guard Avery Holley pictured)

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 50 Boys Basketball players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release its four star players in the state. (Orlando Jones Forward Jarvis Williams pictured)

As part of our continuing coverage of high school sports, Florida Prospects will start conducting interviews with different Prospects around the state. Today we visit with Max Spinner star basketball guard from Boca Raton.

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 50 Boys Basketball players in the state. Today Florida Prospects will begin to release its four star players in the state. (Palm Beach Lakes Guard Corey Claitt pictured)

Over the next couple of months, Florida Prospects will begin to release its Top 50 Basketball Prospects for 2006. Today Florida Prospects releases its final set of five star basketball players. (Jonathan Hall of Miami High pictured)

If you have not seen Taravella High Basketball star Damian Hollis play, then you would not know he is an identical comparison to Detroit Pistons Forward Tayshaun Prince. Hollis, a 6’8” junior swingman, is a very versatile player, who can play on the inside or the perimeter. However, what makes his game so effective is his ability to move without the ball and shooting effortlessly from the outside.

Over the next couple of months, Florida Prospects will begin to release its Top 50 Basketball Prospects for 2006. Today Florida Prospects releases the state's five star basketball players.

From the day Winter Park’s star guard Jeremiah Rivers picked up a basketball he was expected to be great. Growing up the son former NBA player and current NBA coach Doc Rivers, many fans immediately expected Rivers to be one of the best in the state. Over the past two years, Rivers play has shown that not only has he lived up to the expectations, but has exceed them as well.

Each year, some of the top players in the state come from the panhandle area. The problem is that many of the players are often overlooked unless they are play for a top contending school in the state. While the panhandle had somewhat of a down year for high school basketball this year, the quality of players did not decrease. One player from the area who recently committed to a Division One school is Fort Walton Beach Choctaw Jamal Herriott.

Imagine riding a stylish BMW to the Florida High School Basketball State Finals in Lakeland during the month of March. With smooth transitions that handles swirl curves and maneuvers well against oncoming traffic. We are not talking about a car but we are referring to Brandon Maurice Williams of Plantation American Heritage.

The emergence of Florida as a basketball state can be contributed to one major factor. AAU basketball! With kids playing AAU ball throughout the nation, many of Florida kids who would never get noticed are starting to receive scholarship offers to many Division One schools. Over the next month, Florida Prospects will be featuring some of Florida’s AAU teams in the state. Today we showcase the Jacksonville Lee Bulls.

With the year over, Florida Prospects presents its third and final installment of the season review for Boys Basketball. In this installment, we give an early look at the top 10 teams in the state for 2006.

Clermont East Ridge star Chris Bishop isn’t your ideal imagine of a forward. He stands at only 6’5 and weighs just over 200lbs. He doesn’t care if he lays the ball up or throws it down with a thunderous dunk as long as it goes in the hoop. What he does have in common with most of the great players is his desire to get the ball and help his team win at all cost.

The emergence of Florida as a basketball state can be contributed to one major factor. AAU basketball! With kids playing AAU ball throughout the nation, many of Florida kids who would never get noticed are starting to receive scholarship offers to many Division One schools. Over the next month, Florida Prospects will be featuring some of Florida’s AAU teams in the state. Today Team Breakdown is in the spotlight.

With the year over, Florida Prospects presents its second installment of the season review for boys basketball. In this installment, we break down the different classes and give an early look to 2006.

In November Florida Prospects release its five Key Questions for the 2004-2005 season that will shape the season. Today, we revisit the key questions with answers!!!

Greetings. Our names are Ron Etheridge and John Garman event directors of the (MLK Classic, Thanksgiving Classic, and City Of Rivers Women’s Invitational) high school Basketball events. We are organizing the 1st annual Northeast Florida Team camp here in Jacksonville, Florida at Andrew Jackson and William Raines high school on June 4th and 5th, and July 2nd and 3rd, 2005.

The emergence of Florida as a basketball state can be contributed to one major factor. AAU basketball! With kids playing AAU ball throughout the nation, many of Florida kids who would never get noticed are starting to receive scholarship offers to many Division One schools. Over the next month, Florida Prospects will be featuring some of Florida’s AAU teams in the state. Today we start with Team IN THE ZONE.