Otto Porter Jr. Day

Otto Porter Jr., speaks during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., autographs Judy Cook's shirt during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. Cook was the secretary at the high school for 30 years. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., signs autographs during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Fans wait in line as Otto Porter Jr., signs autographs during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Washington Wizards merchandise for sale during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., signs autographs and poses for pictures during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., signs autographs during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., hugs a fan during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Sr., speaks during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter's son Otto Porter Jr., who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., speaks during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., speaks during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., shakes hands with Scott County Central superintendent Al McFerren after the unveling of The Otto Porter Jr. Court during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., holds a banner during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., laughs as his high school coach Ronnie Cookson gets up to speak during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., receives a standing ovation from fans during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.

Otto Porter Jr., receives a standing ovation from fans during an event celebrating Otto Porter Jr. Day Friday, Aug. 16, at Scott County Central High School. The high school honored Porter, who was drafted third overall by the Washington Wizards in the NBA Draft, by retiring his number and naming the school's basketball court "The Otto Porter Jr. Court," during the event.