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Thursday, February 21, 2008
Which superstar will shine brightest on the next level?
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Forget the lunar eclipse. If you want real star power, check out the boys state basketball tournament, which tips off Friday.
The brackets are stuffed with big-time Division I-A talent.
But who’s the best baller of them all? Who do you think has the brightest future in college and beyond? And are there any no-names with big-time potential?
Here are a few names to consider:
- Norcross’ Al-Farouq Aminu (Wake Forest)
- Dunwoody’s Chris Singleton (Florida State)
- Wesleyan’s Trey Thompkins (Georgia)
- Mundy Mill’s Dennis Harris (LSU)
- Rome’s Tony Woods (Wake Forest)
- Meadowcreek’s Teondre Williams (Oregon)
- Wesleyan’s Tanner Smith (Clemson)
- Westlake’s Ray Willis (Oklahoma)
- Dunwoody’s Delwan Graham (LSU)
- South Atlanta’s Derrick Favors (Uncommitted)
While we’re on the subject, check out this AJC.com video of the state’s top 10 dunkers and cast your vote who’s stuff has the most style.
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Can the Bulldogs achieve perfection?
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Georgia is ranked No. 1 in many college football ballots heading into the fall.
But will the Bulldogs run the table? It would be difficult task with South Carolina, Arizona State, LSU, Kentucky and Auburn on Georgia’s schedule this season.
The last two champions — LSU and Florida — did not complete the season unscathed. And experts predict Georgia will not be perfect either in their quest for a national title.
They’ve had their say. But we know nobody knows Georgia football or the SEC like Bulldog nation. So we pose the same question to you.
Can the Bulldogs go the season undefeated?
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