Here are the top 50 senior basketball prospects in Florida per the research of Florida Prospects. Always remember, the list is subjective. You can always disagree and comment on the list. Thanks for reading.

With the season over and plenty of upsets during the playoffs, here are the final rankings for Boys Basketball for the 2005 year.

When Cruz Daniels first arrived at Clearwater, he was expected to be a superstar on the offensive end. Standing at 6’10, he towered over all of his teammates. Touted as the next big star from the Clearwater area, Daniels focused most of his attention on the defensive side of the ball. His hard work paid off as he is our choice for Florida Prospects Defensive Player of the Year.

After losing to Eustis in the first round of last year's playoff's, Walter Hodge dedicated his summer to leaving a better legacy for himself at Florida Air Academy. With a perfect record and a state championship under his belt, it is safe to say that his legacy will be a good one at Florida Air Academy.

There is a saying use by most coaches that says defense wins championship. Here are some of the best defensive players in the state as voted on by our staff.

With the season coming to an end, Florida Prospects is proud to present its All Florida Prospects Boys Basketball Teams for the 2005 year.

With the season over for Girls basketball, here are the final rankings for the year.

With the final four teams set, Florida Prospects gives you a preview of the teams with state championship predictions. This is normally a premium story and we are running it for free....Join Florida Prospects now and follow all of Florida's sports.

When Erica Brown first arrived at Dillard High School, she promised her coach that they would win a state title. At the time it was could have been just a freshman dreaming big since Dillard had not won a title since 1982 but doing big things is what Erica Brown as done her entire career and that is why we have chosen her as our Florida Prospects Girls Basketball Player of the Year.

With the season coming to an end, Florida Prospects is proud to present its All Florida Prospects Girls Basketball Teams for the 2005 year.

Saturday March 5 will decide the fates of two of the best high schools in the state as Orlando Jones will host the regional final against Jacksonville Raines. Both teams come into the games ranked number one in the 4A basketball poll. In what is building up as the game of the year, Florida Prospects gives you an in-depth look at the match-up between the two state powers. This is normally a premium story and we are running it for free....Join Florida Prospects now and follow all of Florida's sports.

Bring on Jacksonville Raines. That’s what the coaches and players of Orlando Jones were saying as they came from behind to defeat Jacksonville Jackson 66-58 in the regional semifinal game.

With the second round of the boys basketball tournament set to start today, Florida Prospects will give you a preview of the top three games in the state.

The popularity of Girls Basketball has grown tremendously over the past five years. In the state of Florida, the sport has gone from an after thought to a main attraction. Today Florida Prospects examines the sudden interest in Girls Basketball. This is normally a premium story. Join now and follow all of Florida Sports.

After getting off to a sluggish start, the Orlando Jones High Tigers led by Juniors, Calvin Liptrot and Jarvis Williams, handily defeated ninth ranked Port Atlantic Sharks 72-50 in the opening round of the 4A playoffs.

Tomorrow starts the beginning of the playoff for Boys Basketball throughout the state. With so many plots and subplots this year to the tournament, Florida Prospects has decided to tell you who's going to win it all!

Division One Scholarships, the state only have a select few who hasn't made their decision on which school they will attend. Today Florida Prospects showcases Trevor Ferguson one of the top unsigned players left in the state

With the end of all of the district tournaments, the second season now begins as teams get ready for a run at a state championship. Here is the final regular season rankings.

With the 2005 basketball season halfway over, Florida Prospects would like to showcase how some of the players in the class of 2004 are fairing in their collegiate careers.

Dillard survives an upset bid by Pompano Beach Ely to retain top spot in the poll.

Each year many websites and recruiting guru’s provide a ranking as who they feel is the best players across the state and nation. Most of the top players are then either recruited to attend a particular college or even make the big leap into the NBA after high school. While all college coaches love the superstars, they spend day and night looking for the hidden gems that can come in and help their programs. One player who looks to become one of the hidden gems for the class of 2005 is Fort Walton Beach G/F Jeremy Payne.

With all of the early season basketball tournaments out of the way, teams will start to focus on their district play. Here is our Mid-Season Awards for the 2004-2005 basketball season.

After dropping two games at the MLK in Palm Beach, Jacksonville Raines has fallen from the top spot.

Jacksonville Raines is enjoying the best basketball play in its school’s history. Last year, the Vikings went 30-2 en route to winning their second consecutive state title. This year, the Vikings are off to another great start with an 11-2 record and are currently ranked number one on the Florida Prospects Super 15 State Poll. While most people talk about Vikings superstar Derwin Kitchen, it may be the Vikings other superstar, Juwann James, who may be the key to Vikings three peat goal.

With a strong showing at the MLK in Jacksonville, Raines High School has reassume the top position.