Brandon Jennings finished with 13 points and 7 assists as No. 3 Oak Hill (VA) was victorious in the Durham Hoop Hall Classic against future Duke recruit Taylor King, who finished with a game high 32 points, and Mater Dei (CA).

Brandon Jennings finished with 9 points but it was the last 3 that really counted. Concord was up by 2 points with 8 seconds left and shooting free throws. The 2,000 screaming Concord fans thought they would be witnessing an upset over the 3rd ranked Oak Hill Warriors. But when the front end of a one-and-one rolled off the rim, Jennings ended up with the ball. The Warriors point guard pulled up and swished a 3-pointer game winner with 1 second left to give the Warriors a 71-70 victory.

“We almost didn’t get the rebound,” Oak Hill head coach Steve Smith said. “The ball was tipped around. Fortunately the ball went to Brandon. He’s quick enough to get the ball down the floor.”

Source: Official Oak Hill Site

Brandon Jennings had 21 points, 9 assists, 4 steals and 4 dunks as Oak Hill cruised past Pioneer Christian 119-71 to run their record to 25-1. Oak Hill plays again tonight against Concord.

SLAMonline’s Ryan Jones comments about Brandon Jennings after their loss to Simeon:

I loved seeing Jennings crying at the end of the game. Not in a bad way — I just love the competitiveness of this kid who’s still only a junior, getting that upset about losing a regular season game. He took it hard, which is one of many reasons why Brandon’s gonna be really, really good at the next level(s).

Brandon Jennings had 14 points and dished out 10 assists as the Oak Hill Warriors (24-1) had to come back from 15 points in the 2nd quarter to beat Miller, 84-64 in the final game of the second annual Fellowship of Christian Athletes Basketball Classic.

Coming off their first loss this season, Oak Hill Warriros bounced back against the Franklin County Eagles in a blowout victory 98-57 at the Member One/Time Technologies Classic. The Warriros were led by Southern California-bound point guard Brandon Jennings, Michigan-bound Alex Legion, and Duke recruit Nolan Smith. Jennings finished with 14 points and had a number of jaw dropping assists including a breakaway off the backboard pass to Smith, who led them in scoring with 23 points. Legion added 22 points. Oak Hill ran their record to 22-1 and still has a chance to be ranked number 1 when the USA Today rankings come out, despite their 3 point loss to Chicago Simeon on Thursday night.

Brandon Jennings scored 19 points in the 4th quarter but it was not enough to lead his team back as No. 22 Simeon snaped Oak Hills undefeated record winning by a final score of 78-75. Oak Hill is now 22-1 while Simeon improved to 13-2.

Jennings was scoreless through 3 quarters before catching fire in the 4th. Simeon was led by Derrick Rose, who scored 28 points, dished out 9 assists, and added 8 rebounds. After the victory, Rose was interviewed on ESPN about his matchup with Jennings and praised him saying Brandon was going to be really good and was just as quick as him, although not as strong.

Simeon’s Derrick Rose’s leads the Wolverines (12-2, ranked #22 in USA Today) against Oak Hill (22-0, ranked #1) at the UIC Pavilion. Derrick Rose is ranked No. 6 in national recruiting Class of 2007, although some sites have him as high as No. 1. Tonight’s game is the first high school game to be televised on ESPN (8 p.m.). Not even LeBron James or Greg Oden made it on an ESPN game as a high school player. Rose will be going against Oak Hill point guard Brandon Jennings (15 points per game, 13 assists per game), who many consider to be the best point guard in the Class of 2008.

Oak Hill Academy had too many offensive weapons and returned to their mountain retreat in southwest Virginia with a highlight-filled 108-74 victory over High Point Central. Michigan-bound wing player Alex Legion finished with 33 points while guard and Duke signee Nolan Smith, added 25. Brandon Jennings finished with 6 points.