Brandon Jennings will have some hardware to add to his collection this summer. Jennings, who has been compared to Denver Nuggets guard Allen Iverson, and been called “one of the top 10 players ever” at a school that has produced the likes of Carmelo Anthony, Josh Smith, and Jerry Stackhouse, was named the 2008 Player of the Year on PARADE’s 52nd annual All-America Boys Basketball Team. He set Oak Hill records by averaging 35 points a game and scoring 63 points in in game, adding 6.8 assists and 3.2 steals a game while shooting 53% from the floor and 84% from the foul line.

Slam Magazine’s third edition of PUNKS has just hit newsstands Brandon Jennings shares the cover with 3 other top rated high school guards (Jrue Holiday, Tyreke Evans and Lance Stephenson).

“Brandon Jennings is an electric, explosive point guard. He goes by anybody. He gets to the rim and finishes. He makes bad shots and he’s an extreme competitor who loves to play. He’s a big time scoring point guard.”

According to the Tuscon Citizen, Brandon Jennings drew oohs and aahs in pickup games at McKale Center as about 100 fans watched one of the nation’s best high school point guards.

The Boost Mobile Elite 24 Hoops Classic will be played Aug. 24 at New York’s historic Rucker Park. The game is put on by Rise Magazine and features 24 of the top players in the country, no matter what class the players are in for the coming season.

Brandon Jennings will be joined with the likes of DeMar DeRozen, Jrue Holiday, and Renardo Sidney. Admission is on a first come first serve basis so if you’re thinking about checking out the game, get there early.

SI.com has an article on Four 2008 High School Seniors to keep an eye on this coming year. They include Greg Monroe, Terrelle Pryor, Aaron Hicks, and Brandon Jennings.

The Arizona recruit may not be the best player in the country — he’s rated the nation’s No. 6 hoop recruit in the Class of 2008 by RISE — but he’s without a doubt the country’s most entertaining player on the country’s most high-profile team.

Brandon Jennings finished with 21 points and nine rebounds for the Belmont Shore AAU team in a 102-96 loss to the New York Gauchos in the championship game of the Cactus Classic AAU tournament. Jennings averaged a tournament-leading 28.4 points a game.

Arizona and Connecticut have been mentioned as his top choices for college and a decision is to be made in July.

Brandon Jennings returned to Southern California and led the Oak Hill Academy (31-1) attack with 25 points, include 5 three-pointers, one of which was at the halftime buzzer from 25 feet out. Oak Hill (Mouth of Wilson, VA) defeated Orange (CA) Luteran, 92-62, at the Nike Extravaganza in Santa Ana, CA. The Oak Hill Warriors have a chance to move back to the No. 1 ranking after the current No. 1 ranked team, the Huntington Highlanders and OJ Mayo were upset.

“We still have 11 games to go…we still got to do what we have to do,” said Oak Hill junior point guard and future USC Trojan, Brandon Jennings after the game. “We’re going to take it game-by-game and hopefully we win the last 11.”

Brandon Jennings hanging out with his friends for a Dime Magazine photo shoot. UConn jersey?