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The Kentucky Wildcats have added point guard Brandon Knight, the nation's top uncommitted prospect, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Will Barton's opportunity to shine on a national stage will come when he participates in the Jordan Brand Classic in April, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Growing up, Jayvaughn Pinkston dreamed of playing in the McDonald's All-America Game. That dream will soon become a reality, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Brandon Knight and Austin Rivers are ready to show the nation that Florida is more than a football state, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Findlay Prep is among the teams in a loaded field at the 2009 City of Palms Classic.

Prep schools like Hargrave Military Academy and Brewster Academy are great places to find hidden recruiting treasures, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Terrence Jones, No. 15 in the ESPNU 100, was born to play basketball. The Portland, Ore., native learned the game from his aunt and gets advice from NBA veterans. But where he takes his game is still up in the air, writes Chris Lawlor.

After an up-and-down season, Xavier Henry's life took another unexpected turn when John Calipari left Memphis for Kentucky, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Thirty years ago, a great collection of high school talent helped the McDonald's All American Game become a marquee sporting event, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Christopher Lawlor caught up with grassroots guru Chris Rivers at the Reebok All-American Camp.

As well-intended as they might be, recent developments to resurrect youth basketball in America could actually hurt more than they help, writes Chris Lawlor.

ESPN.com's Christopher Lawlor sits down for a chat with legendary boys basketball coach Morgan Wootten.

No. 1-ranked St. Anthony completed an undefeated season with a 69-36 win over Science Park in the New Jersey Tournament of Champions final, writes Christopher Lawlor.

In what has become a staple on the ESPN family of networks, Tip-Off Thursday will begin the national coverage of high school basketbal, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Open gyms, unofficial practices heavily attended by college coaches, often give overlooked players second chances, writes Christopher Lawlor.

After a whirlwind summer that cemented him as the nation's No. 1 prospect, don't expect Brandon Jennings to rest easy, writes Christopher Lawlor.