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Most Improved Player: 2012 Season

Trevor Thompson is a 6'10" center from Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. One thing he could always do well, even though he did not play much as a junior, was run the court. Now, he has built his offensive skills around his agility. His post game has improved 10 fold over the last year. A lof the credit for his development goes to Ben Davis head coach Mark James and his staff along with his AAU coach Ramon Stallings. That development made Thompson our most improved player this season.

Thompson plans to attend IMG Academy in Florida for prep school next year. The extra year will help his game improve even more plus give him more recruiting exposure since he developed late. This spring/summer he will be playing AAU with the Eric Gordon All-Stars. That team includes notables like V.J. Beachem, Devin Davis, Zak Irvin, and Zavier Turner.

Most Improved Player: Last Two Years

R.J. Hunter and Glenn Robinson, III tie for the honor of most improved player over the last two years. Both had their games explode over the last couple seasons. Hunter (6'6" shooting guard from Pike) went from a skinny kid who was just a catch and shoot, shooter to a well-rounded great player. Although he still gets beat off the dribble more than he should, he creates havoc on the defensive end by using his long arms and anticipation to get into passing lanes. Hunter's penetration game has really improved as well. If you guard him too tightly or close-out too hard, he gets to the bucket and makes good things happen by either scoring or dishing to an open teammate. His father, Ron Hunter, got a steal from the high-majors when his son committed to Georgia State.

Robinson was a 6-4 small forward with a solid mid-range game, but not too much else two seasons ago. He grew two inches and that helped his explosiveness as well. Robinson used to be a below the rim finisher, but now he will go over the rim and defenders to finish. His shooting range is still expanding, but he is becoming a consistent three-point shooter. His potential in college (Michigan) and beyond is extremely high.

Overall and positional rankings for the class of 2012 have been updated. This is one of the strongest and deepest classes in the history of Indiana high school basketball. There are currently 38 Division 1 committed players with a few more likely to commit this spring.

The biggest changes in the rankings include the listing of the foreign move-ins from Marquette, La Lumiere, and Traders Point. Those players include Matej Buovac, Mislav Brzoja, Alex Olah, Leke Solanke. There was also some rearranging in the top 10 for the first time in awhile, but Gary Harris remains in the top spot.

I accidently omitted Jason Ray of Martinsville and Dean Danos of Bishop Noll from the rankings. Here is a look at the top 10...

For the rest of the 2012 rankings follow the links below.

Overall

Point Guards

Shooting Guards

Small Forwards

Power Forwards

Centers