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Florida High School Basketball: Pine Crests Brandon Knight,

Brandon Knight might go down as the best player in Florida high school basketball history. The exciting guard has already lifted Pine Crest School to a state championship, and also has a 52-point game to his credit. Off the court, Knight is humble, and also an excellent student. If you factor everything together, you get the top-ranked player in the class of 2010. >> Edit
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#9 - Felicia Sams - 11/04/2009 - 00:10
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This is a sophmore offensive lineman who is 6ft2in 310lbs and playing on the varsity team. He is my nephew and he is very talented. Check him out. He is something to watch. My stepbrothers who are players with the Philidelphia Eagles also started out like this.
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I just finally watched this video on John Wall. All I can say is WOW! I am sitting here still shaking my head at the talent that young man obviously has. Please, please be a Wildcat! He appears to be exactly what we need.
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