Needs to get alot tougher, pretty weak.

perry is not good..he need too start pumping them weight..he just tall for nothin

Here’s another rankings list. Perry on this one also.

Scout.com’s First Look @ 2012

No. 1 Andre Drummond
By Dave Telep
National Recruiting Director
Posted Sep 1, 2009

We’re a little old school over at Scout.com. Rankings Week kicks off with the Class of 2012. You won’t find a Top 100 list, but we’ll give you a Top 10 with a bunch of young guys to watch. Andre Drummond inserts himself into the top spot.

Scout.com Top 10 (2012)

Coming out of the summer, since the inception of our company in 2002, Scout.com comes out with a Top 10 rising sophomore list. If you know anything about our coverage, you understand that we are quite patient with the younger kids and aren’t into long lists of youthful players.

Instead, we prefer to give you a glimpse into the top talents we’ve seen in the last few months, share a Top 10 list and keep everything in perspective. What you see now might not be what you see six months from now. The danger in “ranking” players at this young of an age has many layers.

For starters, kids mature physically and emotionally at different rates. It’s never a great idea to be the top ranked kid and be physically maxed out. History has told us that’s a recipe for disaster. Another pitfall is drawing a parallel between success in a 14-and-under division and equating that to increasing effectiveness on a year-by-year basis as one ascends in competition level.

Too often, a prospect will read his name on a list and complacency sets in. We’d like to be the first to caution against that. You should play this game because you love it not because of a desire to see a certain number next to your name. Compete each time, work on your game and offer up honest assessments of where you stand. Seek advice from the guys who came before you and help the ones behind you. That’s how you become a great player and ascend up this list.

Over the next three years we look forward to covering this group with great anticipation. A quick glance at the top ten players reveals a few strengths in the group: centers and small forwards.

No. 1 Andre Drummond, C/PF: Young for his age, Drummond will repeat his sophomore season and talented enough that he’s already being billed as a pillar in the USA Basketball program. If you missed him at the AAU Nationals you missed a mix of Amare Stoudemire and Dwight Howard. As it stands now, there’s little debate about the top spot.

No. 2 Dajaun Coleman, C: This guy is a beast. Think Derrick Coleman meets Zach Randolph. Get him the ball in the paint and he hits more regularly than the corner slot machine at Ceasar’s Palace. Already impacting against older guys.

No. 3 Isaiah Austin, C: He recently transferred to Grace Prep in Arlington, Tex. Don’t let the Kareem Abdul Jabbar goggles throw you, he’s defense first. Already 6-11, what’s not to like about this young big.

No. 4 J.P. Tokoto, SF: He’s amongst the most skilled and productive in what should be a bumper crop of small forwards. He’s got the package on and off the court not to mention the size and skill. Competition will be great for the top wing spots and Tokoto will be pushed.

No. 5 Amile Jefferson, SF The next big thing to come out of Philadelphia (aside from Rakeem Christmas) is this guy. He’s multi-talented and we aren’t even sure what long term position he’ll occupy. He’s got some Lamar Odom ability, a great attitude, aptitude for the game and plenty of room to grow as a prospect and player.

No. 6 Shabazz Muhammad , SF The most accomplished of the young guys in terms of winning on the circuit and high school level. He’s got quick reflexes inside and will keep transitioning to more on the perimeter as he improves.

No. 7 L.J. Rose, PG The early leader in terms of points, Rose has special qualities. He’s an accomplished passer and as a rising sophomore ran with the big boys on the circuit and blended right in. The state of Texas has kicked out some great home grown ones and he could tops since T.J. Ford.

No. 8 Justin Anderson, SF He came off the bench for Montrose Christian and Boo Williams as a freshman. Chances are if you were in the building and heard a roar it was Anderson throwing down a dunk or pinning a shot on the glass. He’s instant energy and can be electric.

No. 9 Tony Parker, C/PF We’re rooting for him to keep getting taller because if he does look out. We’re big on Zach Randolph comparisons with this class (only because of similar frames) and this kid is wide and aggressive. Needs to get more bounce inside but he’s a for sure finisher.

No. 10 Jordan Price, G The state of Georgia rounds out the Top 10 with a guard. The Atlanta Celtics organization touts this young man and he has major game. He’s also in the toughest spot on this last as the man to be named to the Top 10. Size and athleticism will help him in his quest to keep his place.

With every list of this kind, you inevitably leave off good players. We’ll be the first to admit we haven’t seen enough to have a great grasp on 2012 just yet. However, we’ve seen some guys you need to familiarize yourself with if you want to be a true junkie.

2012 Watchlist (25 More To Keep An Eye On)

Guards: J-Mychal Reese, Ladarius White, Marcus Paige, D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera, Shaq Patterson

Wings: Junior Lomomba, Kyle Anderson, Ricardo Ledo, T.J. Warren, Winston Sheppard, Xavier Johnson, Alex Murphy, Anthony Bennett, Ron Patterson, Rosco Allen, Raphael Davis

Bigs: Perry Ellis, Peter Jurkin, A.J. Hammons, Brandon Ashley, Elijah Macon, Nerlens Noels, Robert Upshaw, Khem Birch, Zach Peters

Top City must know something that Kansas, Memphis, Kansas State, Kentucky and WSU don’t know.

Perry’s on this list also:
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2012 TOP 40 RANKING
Nat’l
Rank Name HGT POS School Name
City & State College
Choices
1 Shabazz Muhammad
6-3 WG Bishop Gorman
Las Vegas, NV Arizona Arizona State Kentucky Indiana Kansas Louisville North Carolina Texas Ohio State Oklahoma UCLA UNLV USC Wake Forest

2 Isaiah Austin
7-00 C Grace Prep
Arlington, TX Arizona Connecticut Duke Kentucky Florida North Carolina Texas Texas A&M UCLA

3 Perry Ellis
6-8 PF Wichita Heights
Wichita, KS Arizona Connecticut Kentucky Indiana Kansas Kansas State Memphis North Carolina Texas Oklahoma UCLA

4 DeJuan Coleman
6-8 PF Jamesville-DeWitt
Dewitt, NY
5 Andre Drummond
6-9 PF St. Thomas More
Oakdale, CT Connecticut Duke Kentucky Georgetown Massachusetts North Carolina Rutgers Syracuse West Virginia

6 J-Mychal Reese
6-0 PG Bryan
Bryan, TX Arizona Arizona State Kentucky Houston Kansas LSU Memphis New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas A&M

7 Justin Anderson
6-5 WF Montrose Christian
Rockville, MD
8 Xavier Johnson
6-6 WF Chapparal
Temecula, CA Arizona Arizona State California Washington Oregon State UCLA USC

9 Wannah Bail
6-8 WF Village School
Houston, TX
10 Ricardo Gathers
6-7 PF Reserve Christian
LaPlace, LA
11 Kyle Anderson
6-5 WG Catholic
Paterson, NJ
12 L.J. Rose
6-2 PG Second Baptist
Houston, TX Baylor Kentucky Memphis Texas Texas A&M UCLA USC

13 Elijah Macon
6-8 PF Marion Franklin
Columbus, OH WEST VIRGINIA

14 Ricardo Ledo
6-5 WF St. Andrew’s
Barrington, RI
15 Jordan Price
6-5 WF Columbia
Decatur, GA Alabama Michigan Kentucky Florida Florida State Georgia Georgia Tech North Carolina UCLA

16 J.P. Tokoto
6-5 WF Menominee Falls
Menominee Falls, WI Tennessee Florida State Indiana Iowa Iowa State Kansas Marquette Memphis Minnesota Texas Oregon UCLA USC Wisconsin

17 Winston Shepard
6-7 PF Findlay Prep
Henderson, NV Arizona Arizona State Gonzaga Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisville Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma State Syracuse Texas A&M UCLA Wake Forest

18 Reggie Ragland
6-4 WF Bob Jones
Huntsville, AL
19 D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera
6-3 WG North Central
Indianapolis, IN Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Louisville Purdue

20 Tony Parker
6-8 PF Montrose Christian
Rockville, MD
21 Zach Peters
6-9 C Prestonwood Christian
Plano, TX Baylor Kansas Memphis New Mexico Texas Texas A&M UCLA

22 Marcus Paige
6-00 PG Linn-Mar
Marion, IA Gonzaga Iowa Iowa State Kansas Minnesota New Mexico Northern Iowa Wisconsin

23 Ismalia Dauda
6-10 C Choice Learning Center
Miami, FL MIAMI (FL)

24 Khem Birch
6-9 PF Winchendon School
Winchendon, MA
25 Rahmir Jefferson
6-4 WG Chester
Chester, PA
26 Alex Murphy
6-7 WF St. Mark’s
Southborough, MA
27 Peter Jurkin
7-0 C United Faith Christian
Charlotte, NC
28 Savon Goodman
6-5 WG New Church
Bryn Athyn, PA
29 Christopher Thomas
6-3 WG Montbello
Denver, CO
30 Gabe York
6-0 PG Lutheran
Orange, CA Arizona Arizona State California Washington Oregon State UCLA USC

31 Hanner Perea
6-8 PF Central Park Christian
Birmingham, AL Alabama Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Florida Florida State Georgia Georgia Tech UAB Wake Forest

32 Sydie London
6-2 WG St. Augustine
New Orleans, LA
33 Macam Bak
6-8 C North
Newton, MA
34 Willie Clayton
6-7 WF Thomasville
Thomasville, GA
35 Jordan Adams
6-2 WG Cebtral Gwinnett
Lawrenceville, GA
36 Clint McCullough
6-5 WF St. James
Lenexa, KS
37 Nerloens Noel
6-8 PF Everett
Everett, MA
38 Wesley Staten
6-0 PG West
Sioux City, IA IOWA STATE

39 Brandon Ashley
6-6 PF Bishop O’Dowd
Oakland, CA
40 Javan Felix
5-11 PG St. Augustine
New Orleans, LA

I’m Austin kid from Texas is not very good. And he’s 2 on this list!

I found Gavin and Jalin on this list but it says they are from KC Mo

NY2LASPORTS.COM – PLAYER RANKINGS – CLASS OF 2012 June 24, 2009

Rank Player Pos. Ht/Wt Hometown (State)
1 Perry Ellis F 6-8/210 Wichita, KS
2 Shabazz Muhammad G/F 6-4/170 Las Vegas, NV
3 Justin Anderson SF 6-5/210 Spotsylvania, VA
4 Kyle Anderson PG 6-7/195 Fairview, NJ
5 DaJuan Coleman C 6-9/260 Syracuse, NY
6 Savon loydGoodman G/F 6-6/210 Philadelphia, PA
7 Andre Drummond C 6-11/240 Hartford, CT
8 Jordan Price SG 6-4/215 Conyers, GA
9 Ricardo Gathers PF 6-7/235 LaPlace, LA
10 LaDarius White PG 6-5/200 McComb, MS
11 Hanner Perea PF 6-9/210 Birmingham, AL
12 Jaran Reese PG 6-1/170 Bryan, TX
13 Isaiah Austin C 7-0/200 Mansfield, TX
14 Christopher Thomas SG 6-4/180 Denver, CO
15 Winston Shepard SF 6-7/195 Houston, TX
16 Alexander Murphy PF 6-8/195 So Kingston, RI
17 Virgil Parker C 6-8/225 Lithonia, GA
18 Elijah Macon PF 6-8/210 Columbus, OH
19 Xavier Johnson SF 6-6/190 Temecula, CA
20 Amile Jefferson SF 6-7/185 Wynnewood, PA
21 Lynden Rose PG 6-2/175 Houston, TX
22 Jordan Tebbutt SG 6-3/195 Tualatin, OR
23 Ismaila Dauda C 6-11/230 Miami, FL
24 Emmanuel Ochenje F/C 6-9/220 Carbondale, IL
25 Nkereuwem Okoro G/F 6-4/195 Bronx, NY
26 Brandon Ashley PF 6-8/210 Oakland, CA
27 Omar Calhoun SG 6-3/180 Brooklyn, NY
28 Trenell Bell SF 6-7/210 Charleston, IL
29 Willie Clayton PF 6-8/215 Thomasville, GA
30 Zachary Peters PF 6-9/220 Plano, TX
31 Javan Felix PG 5-10/175 New Orleans, LA
32 Peter Jurkin C 7-1/220 Charlotte, NC
33 Gavin Thurman PF 6-6/190 Kansas City, MO
111 Jalin Love G 6-1/165 Kansas City, MO