3:02 pm | July 16, 2018 | Go to Source | Author:
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Paul Biancardi
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- National Recruiting Director for ESPN.com
- 18 years of coaching experience at Division I level
- Former Horizon League coach of the year at Wright State
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Adam Finkelstein
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- Covers college basketball recruiting
- Former Division I assistant and NBA scout
- Graduate of UConn and the University of Bridgeport
Twenty-one of the college players selected in the first round of Thursday’s NBA draft were ranked in the ESPN 100 as high school recruits.
Friday’s release of the updated ESPN 100 player rankings features many players who will be shaking hands with commissioner Adam Silver in the very near future.
In the 10 years of the ESPN 100 player rankings, 380 college players have been selected in the NBA draft, 246 of which (65 percent) were ranked in the ESPN 100. Of the 140 lottery selections during that span, 87 were ranked in the ESPN 100 (62 percent).
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