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Houston Rockets shooting guard Jalen Green had quite an incredible high school basketball career, finishing as the No. 1-ranked prospect in the class of 2020. The 6-foot-4 NBA star didn’t just ...

San Joaquin Memorial High School basketball player Jalen Green talks to fans after his team beat Dublin 94-80 in the first round CIF Northern Regional Division I playoffs on Tuesday, Feb. 26 ...

including just seven points in 31 minutes during his postseason debut Sunday. Green's eight made threes tied his career single-game high.

Jalen Green was drafted by the Houston Rockets, and was the second overall pick in 2021, behind Cade Cunningham, who plays for the Detroit Pistons. When Green was in high school, he played ...

Jalen Green's sky-high ceiling was on full display at times during the Houston Rockets' first-round loss to the Golden State Warriors. But so was his inconsistency. "Can't let a team take me out ...

That was the reality for Houston Rockets flamethrower Jalen Green entering the league. His top-of-the-line vertical and three-level scoring drew the T-Mac comps dating back to high school.

as two of Houston’s top players were elite high school prospects at his own camp. Jalen Green showed out in the summer of 2018 before his one season at Prolific Prep, the basketball academy in Napa.

"Jalen Green is everything wrong with the sport. Got a big head off being told he was the greatest in high school. Goes to the league, disappoints, and somehow scams something near a max off ...

Green burned several Bay Area teams as a high school star, like he scored against the Warriors in Game 2. Those prep coaches still remember.