Tony Parker, left, clowns about with Alex Poythress. BDN Premium followed both the Georgia Star and DUke prospects in Los Angeles. BDN Photo, Caleb
LOS ANGELES – Not many players have won three state titles, let alone only in three years. Not many players have the opportunity to say they are playing for a fourth state title. 2012 big man Tony Parker can say these things and this upcoming high school season he and his Miller Grove team will have a chance to pursue another title. The Duke prospect had an incredible junior year and is continuing his success on the AAU circuit in the Nike EYBL. Since last summer the Georgia big man has clearly toned up, a testament to his work ethic. After three sessions of the EYBL his Georgia Stars have compiled a solid 11-4 record ensuring them a spot in the Nike Peach Jam this upcoming July. BDN was able to do a quick check in with the 6’9 big man.
BDN: I saw you take Kyle Anderson to the side after the game yesterday, what did you guys talk about?
TP: Oh man I’ve been playing against Kyle since about 6th grade, I know him real well. He played on USA with me so you
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