Fred Lee (Maplewood) 

Now let's get down to the Big Ten. Teams included in the review are Indiana (81-90), Illinois (91-100), Michigan (101-110) and Ohio State (111-120).

Indiana 81-90 (Red)

81. Bubba Clifton (Summertown) 5'10 PG 2011

Intangibles are the keys word when describing this hard nosed competitor. He is a consummate team player from distributing on offense to taking charges on defense, his game is team first and his leadership skills are off the charts. I would like to see him progressing offensively becoming more consistent with his shooting and looking to score a little more.

84. Quntavious Johnson (Christian Community) 6'1 SG 2010

Q proved to be one of the pleasant surprises of the camp with his toughness, strength and all out hustle and stature. A man among boys physically he was able to maneuver himself for tough rebounds and scoring inside despite only being 6'1. I loved his short pull-up off the glass jumper. His outside deep shooting will need some tweaking but he was a pleasure to observe.

86. Chris Dansby (Overton) 6'3 WF 2011

Here was another pleasant surprise with his size and aggressive nature to the glass. He showed a good outside stroke that just needs to have its release a bit quickened. He was able to absorb contact to the glass but would like to see him finish more of these drives. As he adds confidence to his game, with his size and aggressive nature he could be one to watch for the next few seasons.

87. Alex Thomas (Ensworth) 5'11 PG 2011

Fundamentally sound player who boxes out on both ends and gets his hands in the passing lanes on defense. A capable outside shooter who gets nice air under his shot, his release will need to be faster but it's accurate and he made some tough finishes off the dribble.

88. Jeff Hamilton (McGavock) 5'10 WF 2010

This strong defender showed an aggressive side when guarding in the post despite being undersized most of the time. Offensively he also showed some nice quick moves in the post but will need to finish those tough moves.

89. Justin Davenport (Cannon County) 5'6 PG 2011

One of the better shooters in the event with nice range and a picture perfect follow through. His small stature limits his effectiveness inside but he makes up for this with a toughness and determination. He needs to use his deft outside stroke and add some one and two dribble pull-ups to his arsenal.

90. Jalen Lindsey (CPA) 6'5 WF 2014

Watching him run and play you know your looking at something special for the future. His size and athleticism make him special but as he grows and learns the fundamentals he could be big time. Jalen was fundamental at the showcase boxing out and sealing nicely on the post-up. His shooting is coming around and his aggressiveness will grow as his body becomes stronger.

Illinois (91-100) Navy

91. E.J. Miller (USJ) 6'1 PG 2011

E.J. is still rounding into basketball shape after some injuries during the off-season. Played his role as team leader is simply his forte, he made clear decisions with the ball, always finding the open man, and that's not an easy task at a camp where everyone is looking to score. When his number came up to score he was very aggressive to the bucket and always has that nice stroke.

92. Marcus Richardson (West Creek) 6'0 PG 2010

Lead guard who showed he could execute some offense in the half court and was especially tough when guarding his man straight up on the defensive side of the ball. His offensive game needs more work, especially in his shooting but his effort was there throughout.

93. Dominic Ratliff (Hardin Valley) 5'11 SG 2010

Dom is a good shooter with a nice lefty stroke but his game lacks confidence. He has room for growth, but he can handle, is a good defender and again shoots well. He struggled a bit with the post entry aspect but that comes with repetition and gym work.

95. Rajdeep Bal (Centennial) 6'6 WF 2011

He seemed much more comfortable inside that on the wing so not sure about his position. He did shoot the three but showed flashes of potential inside with some shot blocking and nice high post entry. He has good length but his lack of strength will continue to hurt him unless addressed. He posted up on offense with effectiveness, also.

96. Kenneth Drew (Ensworth) 5'9 SG 2013

Young man showed some serious aggressiveness on defense and was always looking to grab the loose ball. His offensive confidence looks to be lacking as of yet, but he made some nice passes to potential cutters, so his game is there, seize it young fellow.

97. Dillon Bean (Cornersville) 5'10 PG 2012

Rising sophomore showed the camp he could shoot when left open but still needs to add strength in order to be more effective as a defender and an offensive threat. He has a good basketball IQ, seeing the floor and finding open shooters for easy opportunities.

98. Montrae Williams (Spring Hill) 6'2 SG 2012

Youngster seemed to play a bit out of character at first wanting to show he could score and got away from his effectiveness as a facilitator and leader. Has the ability to play both guard spots and has some offensive game but needs to let the game come to him.

99. Cameron Lewis (Overton) 6'1 WF 2011

Just from my observations, Overton has some talented young, athletic, long guards. Lewis is another in this line, finishing at the rim with either hand, plus being very active on the both ends of the floor. Very aggressive to the bucket he can become more effective with an improved outside shot to make him more versatile.

100. Cole Harrison (BGA) 6'9 C 2013

Rising freshman big man came to camp nursing some summer injuries and wanting to get in better shape for the upcoming season. He has some gifts to work with, boxes out well but will needs to strengthen his hands and foot work ability. Once he gets some confidence he will be a productive player.

Michigan (101-110) Purple

101. Evan Forhetz (Ravenwood) 5'9 PG 2011

Man is he fun to watch. A bundle of energy and an aggressive nature that belies his size, give him an edge.  A pass first point guard who can simply stroke the outside shot and goes all out to the glass for tough finishes in crowds. He defends like an animal and makes his opponent dread his presence, very cool.

102. Jonathan Porter (Eagleville) 5'10 PG 2010

Solid guards seem to live in the Eagleville program and Porter is next in line. A good shooter despite its flat-footed release, he also showed a nice runner which is a very effective weapon for any small guard. He ran the floor and seized his opportunities. Ball-handling was adequate but could use some tightening.

103. Killen Middleton (MTCS) 6'2 SG 2010

He is an extraordinary shooter with a textbook release and finish. He battled inside with the big boys for rebounds and is a good position defender. He will need to tighten his ball skills which will help his dynamite shooting stroke only that much more.

104. Demarius Smith (Kenwood) 6'4 SG 2010

If there was a better run and jump athlete in the gym on Saturday he was wearing Vanderbilt gold and black. D.D. plays with an aggressive effort and got on the floor for loose balls. He explodes to the bucket and has improved his handles to the point he may be able to run some point in the future. Outside shot still a work in progress but getting better.

105. Jake Richardson (Lawrence County) 6'4 PF 2011

A better athlete than expected with a nice stroke on his outside shot. He had good size and was active on the glass and effective in the post entry game. His skill level will continue to grow as he spends more time in the gym refining his post moves and other scoring options.

106. LaCord Crawford (Cornersville) 5'8 PG 2012

Rising sophomore is a small guard but never backed down and gave maximum effort while he was on the floor. To become more effective he will need to expand his offensive game and work on his decision making and ball-handling.

107. Ryan Yeates (Liberty Tech) 5'9 PG 2011

This Liberty prospect put on a show after some initial hardship and proved he could be a huge cog in the Crusaders machine. Scoring on floaters and short jumpers, Yeates provided good dribble penetration and often found the cutter for easy hoops. Despite his size he is a very aggressive defender.

108. Roshod Carter (Oakland) 5'11 PG 2012

Aggressive youngster never backed down from his older and stronger peers and showed he has a bright future as a lead guard. He was very good on the boards despite his lack of height and used his aggression to power in some buckets.

109. Jacob Lloyd (Westview) 6'0 SG 2011

Deft lefty stroke continues to be his calling card and an improved game off the dribble is his focus as of late. He showed some nice tough drives to the bucket with strong finishes. He plays hard and is tough on defense which has always been one of his strong points. Working on his ball-handling and decision making will be vital for his growth.

110. Mason Ramsey (Livingston Academy) 6'5 PF 2013

Hog-eyes newest big man showed a very nice range for an interior player and a good feel for the game despite never having suited up in high school till this week. He will need to work on his post skills, catching the ball and adding a left hand to make his short mid-range a serious weapon. Love his potential.

Ohio State (111-120) Gold

111. Keenan Froedden (Sycamore) 5'7 PG 2011

He is the quintessential point guard and leader from his position that always looks for the open man and sets the table with his strong on ball defense. A very capable outside shooter who will look to add this weapon to make him more complete. He has a tendency to penetrate to deep and doesn't have the size to rescue him from potential turnovers.

113. Fred Lee (Maplewood) 6'0 PG 2010

The Nashville senior played smart and tough in some games but a bit erratic in others. He is capable of being a very good player and possesses leadership skills that he is completely unaware of. Good shooter and can take his defender off the dribble with ease. His focus is what he needs to work on as he enters his senior campaign. He can and will do it, I have the utmost confidence in him.

114. Skylar Sims (CPA) 6'2 SG 2011

His transformation into a scoring option and more than capable offensive threat is nothing short of amazing. Hard work and dedication pay off again and the lefty combo guard is a consistent outside shot away from getting his school paid for. Aggressive defensively which accounts for a lot of his scoring on steals and deflections.

115. Will Walker (Oakland) 6'2 WF 2010

One of the better straight athletes in the entire event, Walker has some basketball skills but refining them is his mission this season. He can score with relentless offensive effort and a nice short game finish. His decision making with the ball is suspect and he tends to force the issue at times with entirely too much dribble. A potential low post beast even at his size, new high school mentor is a post specialist.

116. Christopher Greer (Antioch) 6'4 PF 2010

Rising senior showed an aggressive nature and blocked shots and grabbed tough boards on both ends of the floor. Showed a strong post-up game and finished inside. Has good length but needs to work on some perimeter skills for the next level. Ball-handling and a consistent outside shot.

117. Justin Walton (Creek Wood) 6'1 SG 2010

Determined rising senior has a very nice shooting stroke from deep and plays hard on defense. Large frame will give him some nice inside opportunities on the high school level this season.

118. Asa Duvall (Brentwood Academy) 6'1 SG 2013

The ace of Brentwood did nothing to disappoint and proved to be a very capable outside shooter. Fearless, despite never having played a high school game, Duvall dropped some floaters and a sweet one and two dribble pull-up. He has good size and once he learns to play defense he could be very devastating. Loved him.

119. Cole Robinson (Blackman) 6'4 WF 2011

Improving junior showed a nice ability to hit the open man and has some very good passing skills. He has improved his outside shooting but still needs to quicken his release. Fought hard on the boards and is getting in better basketball shape.

120. Chase Winslow (USJ) 6'2 SG 2012

Improving his overall skills as he understands the game with a very good basketball IQ. His outside shot is solid and he ran the floor well at the showcase. Adding more options to his offensive game especially off the dribble will make his outside stroke more effective and give him more scoring opportunities.