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Subject: Re: Players @ Back 2 School Jam

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Date Posted: 03:50:10 09/16/03 Tue
In reply to: Ellis definitely overrated!!! 's message, "Players @ Back 2 School Jam" on 14:04:44 09/15/03 Mon

Jamarcus Ellis is without question one of the best basketball prospects in the state of Illinois. He is a big time player! He has skills and instincts that are nothing short of uncanny! He didn't play much last summer, and was outstanding all year. He is not fully in basketball condition yet, but his skills and instincts are fully intact. He is giving every indication that once the season starts he will again be outstanding.

I have no bias toward the Chicago Public League. I report what I see. If I had a Public League bias, don't you think I would have more than 3 Public Leaguer's ranked in the Class of 2004's Top 20 prospects.

Brian Stinnette

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Re: Players @ Back 2 School Jam	Chicago Hoops	03:55:18 09/16/03 Tue