2014 Fab Frosh Camp - Top 40 and Top 20 Game Webcasts this weekend

The Freshman All American Camp aka the Fab Frosh Camp hosts the nation's top rising high school freshmen for three days of skill development, NBA-modeled combine testing, and intense game competition. The event is invitation-only and starts on Friday, June 27.  Here is the event schedule and list of confirmed players.

On Sunday, June 29, the event's top performers will be selected to play in the Top 40 and Top 20 All Star Games. You can watch those games live and on demand via SUVtv.

3pm: Top 40 Game  (Watch Live)

4pm: Top 20 Game (Watch Live)

Past Fab Frosh Camp participants include but aren't limited to: Tyler Ulis (Kentucky), Jahlil Okafor (Duke), Stanley Johnson (Arizona), Emmanuel Mudiay (SMU), Cliff Alexander (Kansas), Justise WInslow (Duke), and more.

This year's Fab Frosh Camp will be held at the Woodruff PE Center on the campus of Emory University, located at 201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322.

Miller Grove Shot Clock League - live video this Wednesday

We'll have live video from five games at the 2nd Annual Miller Grove Shot Clock League on Wednesday, June 25. The league has continued to receive great feedback from participating teams and coaches, and Miller Grove head coach Sharmane White has even had to turn a few teams away each year given the number of teams that want to play with the shot clock. The high school basketball shot clock debate continues throughout the state of Georgia and the rest of the country, but the benefits of it seem pretty apparent given the handful or private school conferences that have adopted it as well as the elite travel ball leagues that put it to use. It will be interesting to see if the financial and manpower implications shot clock opponents cite as issues will give way to the value having a shot clock in high school provides.

With that being said, here are the live video links to Wednesday's games from the MG Shot Clock League:

4pm: Miller Grove vs. Lovejoy
5pm: North Clayton vs. Stone Mountain
6pm: Lovejoy vs. Sandy Creek
7pm: Tucker vs. Jonesboro

Atlanta Entertainment Basketball League (AEBL) To Feature Live Webcasts powered by The Sports Utility Vehicle and SUVtv

Starting with tipoff on Sunday, June 15, the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) will be providing live and archived webcasts of select games from the 2014 Atlanta Entertainment Basketball League (AEBL). The AEBL, founded by Jahi Rawlings in 2013, is Atlanta’s newest live sports and entertainment attraction for competitive basketball played by current, former and aspiring NBA players, celebrities, entertainers and local athletes. Though only in its second year, the AEBL is poised to be a fixture in the Atlanta community for years to come. 

"Partnering with the SUV this year to bring live streaming to our summer league is next level," says AEBL visionary Jahi Rawlings, "Summer basketball will never be the same."

Rated as the country's premier summer basketball league, the AEBL operates from June – August at downtown Atlanta's Central Park. The league provides a FREE, live entertainment venue for Atlanta’s local community, while attracting guests and players from across the US. Participating teams will compete on a custom made hardwood basketball court that will be the first of its kind in the Southeast.

Beyond the basketball side of things, the AEBL focuses on positive contributions to the area in the form of local gatherings, feeding the community, providing back to school supplies, and two programs entitled “Stop Your Bullying” and “Hoop In My Shoes.” 

“The buzz and impact of the AEBL is very visible here in the Atlanta area”, says Marques Burnett, founder of The Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV), “We’re excited about using the SUVtv webcasts to provide even more visibility for the league, its participants, and the overall experience the AEBL provides.”

The webcast schedule will tipoff with the opening games this Sunday. Go to AEBLhoops.com to watch this year’s action live and on demand. 

6pm Uptown Sounds vs. Good Life Music Group

7:30pm Street Execs vs. TIG/GoldGang