Best High School Basketball Interviews & Highlights

Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway came from humble beginnings to become the best high school basketball player in the country in 1990. After a stellar career at Memphis State, he had a long NBA career. He is now coaching Memphis East High School.

Courtney Ramey is one of the most talented point guards in the 2018 class. He is looking to lead Webster Groves to a second consecutive state championship.

Javonte Smart is proud to be from Louisiana. The Scotlandville star is aiming for another championship this season, and he hopes to do the same in the future at LSU.

Honesty Scott-Grayson is one of the best players in the 2018 class. The extra time she spends training has paid off, as she's an All-American and Baylor commit.

David McCormack is the latest All-American to come out of national powerhouse Oak Hill Academy. The five-star big man is committed to the Kansas Jayhawks.

R.J. Barrett is the top-ranked player in the 2018 class. After leading Canada to a stunning FIBA U19 gold medal, he is making his case for national player of the year in the United States. He is a Duke commit.

Jenna Brown comes from a basketball family that includes Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown, but her biggest inspiration has always been her sister. Now, Jenna is an All-American and a Stanford commit; and she's writing her own chapter in the family legacy.

Brandon Williams is a star point guard at Crespi Carmelite High School in the Los Angeles area. After a knee injury in his junior year, he is out to prove he's among the nation's best players this year. He is committed to the Arizona Wildcats for 2018.

Jalen Smith is a McDonald's All-American in the 2018 class, but his teachers and classmates know him more as a humble, hard-working student. He is committed to Maryland for 2018.

Joey Hauser is a top 50 prospect from Stevens Point Area High School in Wisconsin. He has graduated early to enroll at Marquette, where he will redshirt the rest of the 2018 season after suffering an ankle injury. He'll begin playing for the Golden Eagles in the 2018-19 season.

Reggie Perry is one of the top prospects in the 2018 class. The five-star forward from Thomasville High School in Georgia can help a team on both ends of the floor. He is committed to Mississippi State for next season.

Nassir Little of Orlando Christian Prep is a five-star prospect in the 2018 class. The versatile forward is committed to the North Carolina Tar Heels.

Immanuel Quickley is the latest five-star guard to commit to the Kentucky Wildcats. He attends John Carroll High School in Maryland.

Romeo Langford is a blue chip guard from New Albany, IN. He may rewrite the storied record books of Indiana high school basketball. He is considering Indiana, Kansas, and Vanderbilt for college.

Cam Reddish is one of the most talented players in the 2018 class. The star at Westtown School in Pennsylvania is committed to the Duke Blue Devils for 2018.

Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart was once a troubled youngster needing a new start. When he befriended Phil Forte and moved to Flower Mound, TX, he was finally on the right path. He became one of the best Texas high school players ever.