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Tristan Braverman, a junior basketball player at Lawrence Woodmere (N.Y.), was diagnosed with autism as a baby. He had a crowning moment in this year's state playoffs.

SportsNation's top three videos for Tuesday.

SportsNation's top three videos for Monday.

UCLA commit Shabazz Muhammad, the No. 2 player in the ESPNU 100, is named Mr. Basketball USA.

Steven Adams, the No. 6-ranked prospect in the ESPNU 100, talks about some major differences between life in New Zealand and the United States.

UCLA commits Kyle Anderson and Shabazz Muhammad go a cappella with the famous jingle, joining Kentucky recruit Nerlens Noel and others. One Duke recruit, however, takes a pass.

George Dohrmann, Sports Illustrated investigative reporter and author of acclaimed 'Play Their Hearts Out', talks with Colin Cowherd about the state of AAU basketball.

The nation's No. 2 recruit solicits commitment advice from recruits who've signed with Duke, Kansas, Kentucky and UCLA. Action footage courtesy of McDonald's.

N.C. State recruit Rodney Purvis wins the ESPNHS Fans' Choice Player of the Year award.

UConn commit Breanna Stewart, the No. 1 girls' basketball player in the nation, was surprised with news she'd won Gatorade National Player of the Year by WNBA MVP Tamika Catchings.

Top seed Findlay Prep (Nev.) wins its third NHSI title by coming back from 18 points down against Montverde (Fla.).

Top seed Riverdale Baptist (Md.) beats defending champ Dr. Phillips (Fla.), 63-59, to claim the ESPNHS National High School Invitational.

Defending NHSI champ Dr. Phillips (Fla.) held off a record-setting night by H.D. Woodson (D.C.) to advance to the finals.

Defending champ and two-seed Montrose Christian (Md.) beat Ravenscroft (N.C.) in the quarterfinals of the ESPNHS National High School Invitational.

Top-seeded Findlay Prep (Nev.) holds off St. Benedict's (N.J.) to reach its third National High School Invitational final in four years.

No. 12 Montverde (Fla.), the three-seed at the National High School Invitational, tops defending champ Montrose (Md.), 50-47, thanks to 20 points and 7 assists from Florida recruit Kasey Hill.