East team
Cliff Alexander, 6-9 PF, Chicago Curie Kansas (Rivals rank: 4)
James Blackmon, 6-3 SG, Marion (Ind.) High Indiana (23)
Justin Jackson, 6-7 SF, Houston HCYA North Carolina (10)
Tyus Jones, 6-1 PG, Apple Valley (Minn.) High Duke (5)
Kevon Looney, 6-9 PF, Milwaukee Hamilton UCLA (13)
Theo Pinson, 6-6 SF, High Point (N.C.) Wesleyan North Carolina (19)
D'Angelo Russell, 6-4 SG, Montverde (Fla.) Academy Ohio State (21)
Karl Towns, 6-11 C, Metuchen (N.J.) St. Joseph Kentucky (11)
Romelo Trimble, 6-2 SG, Alexandria (Va.) Bishop O'Connell Maryland (36)
Myles Turner, 6-10 C, Euless (Texas) Trinity Undecided (6)
Isaiah Whitehead, 6-4 SG, Brooklyn Lincoln Seton Hall (14)
Justise Winslow, 6-6 SF, Houston St. John's Duke (9)
West team
Grayson Allen, 6-4 SG, Jacksonville Providence Duke (34)
Joel Berry, 6-0 PG, Orlando Lake Highland North Carolina (25)
Devin Booker, 6-5 SG, Moss Point (Miss.) High Kentucky (30)
Stanley Johnson, 6-7 SF, Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei Arizona (3)
Trey Lyles, 6-9 PF, Indianapolis Arsenal Tech Kentucky (8)
Emmanuel Mudiay, 6-4 PG, Dallas Prime Prep SMU (2)
Jahlil Okafor, 6-11 C, Chicago Whitney Young Duke (1)
Kelly Oubre, 6-7 SF, Henderson (Nev.) Findlay Prep Kansas (12)
Reid Travis, 6-8 PF, Minneapolis De La Salle Stanford (40)
Tyler Ulis, 5-9 PG, Chicago Heights (Ill.) Marian Catholic Kentucky (33)
Rashad Vaughn, 6-5 SG, Henderson (Nev.) Findlay Prep Undecided (7)
Thomas Welsh, 6-11 C, Los Angeles Loyola UCLA (52)
Intriguing
matchups
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Top-rated recruit Jahlil Okafor will face a strong challenge against Cliff Alexander. |
The first one is a potential in-game battle between current No. 1 Okafor and one of the people pushing him for that top spot, Alexander. They will both be playing in front of a hometown crowd at the United Center and they both play differing styles of low-post basketball. It will be Okafor's skill and size against Alexander's power and raw athleticism.
The next matchup that we really hope to see is one between the nation's top two point guards. Current No. 2 Mudiay and No. 5 Jones matched up some during the Elite 24 with Mudiay getting the upper hand (though Jones team got the win). Hopefully, we will get a more extended look this time around. Mudiay has the size and athleticism, while Jones has long been thought by some to have an edge in the skill department.
Next, we are curious to see the West's Oubre go against former summer teammates Jackson and Winslow. We saw what they could do together as a terrific trio on the Houston Hoops. Now we are interested to see what happens when Oubre gets a chance to go against a pair of former teammates that he could pass in the rankings after the other two got more early attention.
Final roster
notes




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