2010 Scout Top 100

[airowe]

http://scouthoops.scout.com/2/895249.html

Harrison Barnes, #1 in our hearts, and #1 prospect in the country.

It seems like a longer journey than necessary to reach the same conclusion: Harrison Barnes is the nation’s top rising senior prospect. The Ames (Iowa) High state champion, over time, has consistently distinguished himself with his game, work ethic and hunger to be the best.

Kyrie Irving is rated #5.

When Kevin Boyle referenced Kyrie Irving as the best guard to ever come out of the state of New Jersey, well, it was a conversation stopper. A year and a half later, we should be asking Boyle if he knows the winning Powerball numbers because he could be prophetic. The No. 5 recruit in the Scout.com Top 100 was steady and high level in July.

[flyingdutchdevil]

http://scouthoops.scout.com/2/895249.html

Harrison Barnes, #1 in our hearts, and #1 prospect in the country.

It seems like a longer journey than necessary to reach the same conclusion: Harrison Barnes is the nation’s top rising senior prospect. The Ames (Iowa) High state champion, over time, has consistently distinguished himself with his game, work ethic and hunger to be the best.

Kyrie Irving is rated #5.

When Kevin Boyle referenced Kyrie Irving as the best guard to ever come out of the state of New Jersey, well, it was a conversation stopper. A year and a half later, we should be asking Boyle if he knows the winning Powerball numbers because he could be prophetic. The No. 5 recruit in the Scout.com Top 100 was steady and high level in July.

Just making an observation here, and I do understand that these are JUST rankings, but both Josh and Tyler fell pretty hard. They may not have shown their best stuff over the summer...

[Bud]

Josh had a really good summer I'm shocked he is not ranked higher but I'm not to worried about these rankings.

[airowe]

Just making an observation here, and I do understand that these are JUST rankings, but both Josh and Tyler fell pretty hard. They may not have shown their best stuff over the summer...

I wouldn't worry too much about it. Once guys commit, either by them not needing to prove as much, or simply because the recruiting guys aren't paying as much attention to them, they tend to fall in the rankings unless they're really elite.

Josh, for one, played at an under the radar high school, but transferred to Montrose this summer so he should get some more exposure.

http://bluedevilnation.net/2009/08/bdn-interview-future-blue-devil-josh-hairston-talks-hoops/

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/09/AR2009070902919.html

http://fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2009/072009/07072009/478142