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Hoosiers Gearing up in Puerto Rico: 98–47 Exhibition Win

San Juan, Puerto Rico – August 6, 2025
Indiana University’s men’s basketball team made a strong statement in their first game of the Puerto Rico foreign tour, cruising to a commanding 98–47 victory over Universidad de Bayamón. The Hoosiers displayed a balanced attack fueled by relentless defense, sharp ball movement, and a deep, energetic bench that left no doubt about their readiness heading into the season.


Bench Stars Shine Bright

Freshman forward Trent Sisley led the scoring charge with an impressive 21 points, lighting up the floor in his collegiate debut. Sisley’s smooth shooting and aggressive drives set the tone early and kept the momentum flowing. Supporting him was Josh Harris, who recorded a solid double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds. Veteran presence on the boards came from Sam Alexis, who dominated with 12 rebounds, while Reed Bailey and Lamar Wilkerson also reached double figures in scoring. The bench outpaced Bayamón’s entire team, outscoring them 56 to 25, showcasing Indiana’s depth and readiness to share the load.


Hoosiers Control the Glass and Pace

Indiana owned the rebounding battle, outgrabbing Bayamón 60 to 34, including 18 offensive boards that led to numerous second-chance points. Their defensive pressure forced 18 turnovers, which the Hoosiers converted into a dominant 31–5 advantage in fast-break points. With crisp ball movement resulting in 32 assists and relentless energy producing 14 steals, Indiana’s team-first mentality was on full display throughout the contest.





Coach DeVries Highlights Growth and Execution

Head coach Darian DeVries was pleased with how his team translated preseason work into game action. “Even though it’s an exhibition, we wanted to live what we’ve been working on—passing the ball, team unity, defense. Once we settled in defensively, everything else followed,” DeVries said. The emphasis on unselfish play and defensive focus was evident as the Hoosiers controlled every aspect of the game.


Next Up: Testing Against Pro-Level Competition

While the blowout victory was an encouraging start, tougher challenges lie ahead. Indiana will face Serbian professional club Mega Superbet in their upcoming exhibition games, providing a much-needed test for the team’s developing chemistry and skill as they prepare for the college season.


Quick Stats Snapshot

  • Final Score: Indiana 98, Universidad de Bayamón 47

  • Leading Scorer: Trent Sisley (21 points)

  • Key Performers: Josh Harris (13 points, 10 rebounds), Sam Alexis (12 rebounds), Reed Bailey, Lamar Wilkerson

  • Team Strengths: Bench scoring, rebounding dominance, defensive pressure, transition offense, ball movement

  • Coach’s Focus: Defensive cohesion, unselfish play, execution


Indiana’s commanding win over Universidad de Bayamón highlights a team ready to compete at a high level this season — aggressive on defense, deep in talent, and united in purpose. The coming matchups will provide a clearer picture of how far this Hoosier squad has come and where they can go.

Hoosiers Gearing up in Puerto Rico: 98–47 Exhibition Win

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ESPN's Updated Class of 2025 High School Basketball Rankings: A Comprehensive Analysis

ESPN has unveiled its latest rankings for the high school basketball Class of 2025, offering a detailed look at the nation's premier young talents. Curated by recruiting analyst Paul Biancardi, this list serves as a vital resource for college programs and basketball enthusiasts aiming to identify future stars.

Top Prospects Leading the Class

At the forefront of the rankings is A.J. Dybantsa, a 6'9" small forward from Brockton, Massachusetts, attending Utah Prep. Dybantsa's exceptional versatility and basketball IQ have solidified his status as a premier recruit. Following closely is Cameron Boozer, a 6'9" power forward from Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida, who has committed to Duke. Boozer's commitment to Duke underscores his readiness to contribute at the collegiate level.

Alijah Arenas' Impactful Reclassification

A significant development in this year's rankings is the reclassification of Alijah Arenas from the Class of 2026 to 2025. The 6'5" shooting guard, son of former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas, has made an immediate impact, securing the 15th spot in the rankings. His advanced skill set and on-court maturity suggest he could have been placed even higher, reflecting his potential to ascend in future evaluations.

Debate Over Arenas' Ranking

Arenas' position at 15th has sparked discussions among analysts and fans. Many argue that his performance and pedigree warrant a higher ranking, citing his scoring proficiency and basketball acumen. As the season progresses, Arenas will have opportunities to validate these opinions and potentially climb higher in the rankings.

Notable Rising Stars

Beyond the top-tier athletes, the Class of 2025 features several players making significant strides. Darryn Peterson, a 6'6" shooting guard from Prolific Prep in Napa, California, has committed to Kansas. Nate Ament, a 6'9" small forward from Highland School in Manassas, Virginia, is also among the top prospects. Their continued development will be pivotal as they transition to the collegiate level.

Implications for College Recruitment

These updated rankings play a crucial role in shaping college recruitment strategies. Coaches nationwide closely monitor these evaluations to identify prospects who can make immediate impacts on their programs. The prominence of players like Dybantsa, Boozer, and Arenas underscores the competitive nature of this recruiting class.

Looking Ahead

As the high school basketball season unfolds, performances will continue to influence player standings. Athletes are aware that consistent excellence and growth are key to climbing the ranks. The Class of 2025 is poised to contribute significantly to the future of college basketball, with its members eager to showcase their talents on larger stages.


Here is Full List .

  1. A.J. Dybantsa – SF, Brockton, MA, Utah Prep
  2. Darryn Peterson – SG, Cuyahoga Falls, OH, Prolific Prep
  3. Cameron Boozer – PF, Miami, FL, Christopher Columbus High School
  4. Nate Ament – SF, Manassas, VA, Highland School
  5. Chris Cenac Jr. – C, New Orleans, LA, Link Academy
  6. Caleb Wilson – PF, Atlanta, GA, Holy Innocents' Episcopal School
  7. Darius Acuff – PG, Detroit, MI, IMG Academy
  8. Koa Peat – PF, Gilbert, AZ, Perry High School
  9. Meleek Thomas – PG, Pittsburgh, PA, Overtime Elite
  10. Brayden Burries – SG, Riverside, CA, Eleanor Roosevelt High School
  11. Mikel Brown Jr. – PG, Orlando, FL, DME Academy
  12. Kingston Flemings – PG, San Antonio, TX, William J. Brennan High School
  13. Jalen Haralson – SF, Fishers, IN, La Lumiere School
  14. Jasper Johnson – PG, Lexington, KY, Overtime Elite
  15. Alijah Arenas – SG, Chatsworth, CA, Chatsworth High School
  16. Sadiq White – PF, Charlotte, NC, IMG Academy
  17. Cayden Boozer – PG, Miami, FL, Christopher Columbus High School
  18. Trey McKenney – SF, Orchard Lake, MI, Saint Mary’s Prep
  19. Isiah Harwell – SG, Pocatello, ID, Wasatch Academy
  20. Tounde Yessoufou – SF, Santa Maria, CA, Saint Joseph High School
  21. Dwayne Aristode – SF, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Brewster Academy
  22. Davion Hannah – SG, Milwaukee, WI, Link Academy
  23. Darius Adams – SG, Manasquan, NJ, La Lumiere School
  24. Eric Reibe – C, Potomac, MD, Bullis School
  25. Braylon Mullins – SG, Greenfield, IN, Greenfield Central High School
  26. Nikolas Khamenia – PF, North Hollywood, CA, Harvard Westlake High School
  27. Acaden Lewis – PG, Washington, DC, Sidwell Friends School
  28. Niko Bundalo – PF, Windsor, CA, Prolific Prep
  29. Bryson Tiller – PF, Atlanta, GA, Overtime Elite
  30. Shon Abaev – SF, Miami, FL, Calvary Christian Academy
  31. Matt Able – SG, Tampa, FL, Berkeley Prep
  32. Cornelius Ingram Jr. – SF, Hawthorne, FL, Montverde Academy
  33. Hudson Greer – SF, Austin, TX, Montverde Academy
  34. Xavion Staton – C, Las Vegas, NV, Sierra Vista High School
  35. Jamier Jones – SF, Sarasota, FL, Oak Ridge High School
  36. Kiyan Anthony – SG, Middle Village, NY, Long Island Lutheran High School
  37. Jerry Easter – PG, Toledo, OH, Link Academy
  38. Alexander Lloyd – SG, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Westminster Academy
  39. Malachi Moreno – C, Georgetown, KY, Great Crossing High School
  40. Shelton Henderson – SF, Bellaire, TX, Bellaire High School
  41. Sebastian Williams-Adams – SF, Houston, TX, Saint John’s High School
  42. Davis Fogle – SF, Anacortes, WA, AZ Compass Prep
  43. Mouhamed Sylla – C, Scottsdale, AZ, Bella Vista College Prep
  44. Kayden Mingo – PG, Brookville, NY, Long Island Lutheran High School
  45. Kaden Magwood – PG, Louisville, KY, Combine Academy
  46. Jacob Wilkins – SF, Lilburn, GA, Grayson High School
  47. Elzie Harrington – SG, Bellflower, CA, St. John Bosco High School
  48. J.J. Mandaquit – PG, Honolulu, HI, Utah Prep
  49. London Jemison – PF, Bloomfield, CT, St. Thomas More School
  50. Keyshaun Tillery – PG, New Hampton, NH, New Hampton School
  51. Dante Allen – SG, Miami, FL, Montverde Academy
  52. Jaden Toombs – C, Dallas, TX, Dynamic Prep
  53. John Clark – C, Houston, TX, Link Academy
  54. Akai Fleming – SG, Marietta, GA, Overtime Elite
  55. Derek Dixon – SG, Washington, DC, Gonzaga College High School
  56. Nyk Lewis – PG, Washington, DC, Gonzaga College High School
  57. Cam Ward – SF, Upper Marlboro, MD, Largo High School
  58. Zymicah Wilkins – C, Rutherfordton, NC, Christ School
  59. Kayden Edwards – SG, Duncanville, TX, Duncanville High School
  60. Isaiah Denis – SG, Davidson, NC, Davidson Day School
  61. Chris Nwuli – PF, Chatsworth, CA, Sierra Canyon High School
  62. Joshua Lewis – SF, Tampa, FL, Howard W. Blake High School
  63. Jalen Reece – PG, Orlando, FL, Oak Ridge High School
  64. Isaiah Sealy – SF, Springdale, AR, Springdale High School
  65. Jeremiah Green – PG, Denton, TX, AZ Compass Prep
  66. Tyler Jackson – PG, Baltimore, MD, Overtime Elite
  67. Nigel Walls – C, Houston, TX, St. Francis Episcopal School
  68. DeWayne Brown – C, Birmingham, AL, Hoover High School
  69. King Grace – SG, Waxahachie, TX, Faith Family Academy
  70. Zach Kinziger – SG, De Pere, WI, De Pere High School
  71. Trent Sisley – PF, Lincoln City, IN, Montverde Academy
  72. B.J. Davis-Ray – SF, San Juan Capistrano, CA, JSerra Catholic High School
  73. Jamarion Batemon – SG, Milwaukee, WI, Milwaukee Academy of Sciences
  74. Aleks Alston – PF, Chicago, IL, Kenwood Academy High School
  75. Amari Evans – SF, Atlanta, GA, Overtime Elite
  76. Dorian Jones – SF, Cleveland, OH, Richmond Heights High School
  77. Paulo Semedo – C, Orlando, FL, West Oaks Academy
  78. Chuck Love – SF, Lincoln, NE, La Lumiere School
  79. Ryder Frost – SF, South Hamilton, MA, Phillips Exeter Academy
  80. Jordan Scott – SF, Reston, VA, South Lakes High School
  81. Xzavion Mitchell – PF, Oshkosh, WI, Oshkosh North High School
  82. Kai Rogers – C, Wauwatosa, WI, Overtime Elite
  83. Jaion Pitt – PF, Glendale, AZ, Canyon International Academy
  84. Antione West – PG, Toledo, OH, Whitmer High School
  85. Jack McCaffery – PF, Iowa City, IA, West High School
  86. Chance Mallory – PG, Charlottesville, VA, Saint Anne’s-Belfield High School
  87. Legend Smiley – SG, Seattle, WA, Link Academy
  88. Tee Bartlett – C, Henderson, NV, Overtime Elite
  89. Tylis Jordan – PF, Snellville, GA, Wheeler High School
  90. Jamarion Davis-Fleming – C, Canton, MS, Canton High School
  91. Brady Koehler – PF, Indianapolis, IN, Cathedral High School
  92. Michael Phillips II – SF, Raleigh, NC, Grace Christian Sanford
  93. Azavier Robinson – PG, Indianapolis, IN, Lawrence North High School
  94. Patton Pinkins – SG, Wolfforth, TX, Frenship High School
  95. Jaron McKie – PG, Philadelphia, PA, St. Joseph’s Prep School
  96. Nick Randall – C, Saint Louis, MO, AZ Compass Prep
  97. Nigel James – PG, Huntington, NY, Long Island Lutheran High School
  98. Simon Walker – SG, Huntsville, AL, Huntsville High School
  99. Badara Diakite – PF, Hartford, CT, South Kent School
  100. Jermaine O'Neal Jr. – PF, Location Not Available

 



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Hoosiers Gearing up in Puerto Rico: 98–47 Exhibition Win

San Juan, Puerto Rico – August 6, 2025
Indiana University’s men’s basketball team made a strong statement in their first game of the Puerto Rico foreign tour, cruising to a commanding 98–47 victory over Universidad de Bayamón. The Hoosiers displayed a balanced attack fueled by relentless defense, sharp ball movement, and a deep, energetic bench that left no doubt about their readiness heading into the season.


Bench Stars Shine Bright

Freshman forward Trent Sisley led the scoring charge with an impressive 21 points, lighting up the floor in his collegiate debut. Sisley’s smooth shooting and aggressive drives set the tone early and kept the momentum flowing. Supporting him was Josh Harris, who recorded a solid double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds. Veteran presence on the boards came from Sam Alexis, who dominated with 12 rebounds, while Reed Bailey and Lamar Wilkerson also reached double figures in scoring. The bench outpaced Bayamón’s entire team, outscoring them 56 to 25, showcasing Indiana’s depth and readiness to share the load.


Hoosiers Control the Glass and Pace

Indiana owned the rebounding battle, outgrabbing Bayamón 60 to 34, including 18 offensive boards that led to numerous second-chance points. Their defensive pressure forced 18 turnovers, which the Hoosiers converted into a dominant 31–5 advantage in fast-break points. With crisp ball movement resulting in 32 assists and relentless energy producing 14 steals, Indiana’s team-first mentality was on full display throughout the contest.





Coach DeVries Highlights Growth and Execution

Head coach Darian DeVries was pleased with how his team translated preseason work into game action. “Even though it’s an exhibition, we wanted to live what we’ve been working on—passing the ball, team unity, defense. Once we settled in defensively, everything else followed,” DeVries said. The emphasis on unselfish play and defensive focus was evident as the Hoosiers controlled every aspect of the game.


Next Up: Testing Against Pro-Level Competition

While the blowout victory was an encouraging start, tougher challenges lie ahead. Indiana will face Serbian professional club Mega Superbet in their upcoming exhibition games, providing a much-needed test for the team’s developing chemistry and skill as they prepare for the college season.


Quick Stats Snapshot

  • Final Score: Indiana 98, Universidad de Bayamón 47

  • Leading Scorer: Trent Sisley (21 points)

  • Key Performers: Josh Harris (13 points, 10 rebounds), Sam Alexis (12 rebounds), Reed Bailey, Lamar Wilkerson

  • Team Strengths: Bench scoring, rebounding dominance, defensive pressure, transition offense, ball movement

  • Coach’s Focus: Defensive cohesion, unselfish play, execution


Indiana’s commanding win over Universidad de Bayamón highlights a team ready to compete at a high level this season — aggressive on defense, deep in talent, and united in purpose. The coming matchups will provide a clearer picture of how far this Hoosier squad has come and where they can go.

Hoosiers Gearing up in Puerto Rico: 98–47 Exhibition Win

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ESPN's Updated Class of 2025 High School Basketball Rankings: A Comprehensive Analysis

ESPN has unveiled its latest rankings for the high school basketball Class of 2025, offering a detailed look at the nation's premier young talents. Curated by recruiting analyst Paul Biancardi, this list serves as a vital resource for college programs and basketball enthusiasts aiming to identify future stars.

Top Prospects Leading the Class

At the forefront of the rankings is A.J. Dybantsa, a 6'9" small forward from Brockton, Massachusetts, attending Utah Prep. Dybantsa's exceptional versatility and basketball IQ have solidified his status as a premier recruit. Following closely is Cameron Boozer, a 6'9" power forward from Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida, who has committed to Duke. Boozer's commitment to Duke underscores his readiness to contribute at the collegiate level.

Alijah Arenas' Impactful Reclassification

A significant development in this year's rankings is the reclassification of Alijah Arenas from the Class of 2026 to 2025. The 6'5" shooting guard, son of former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas, has made an immediate impact, securing the 15th spot in the rankings. His advanced skill set and on-court maturity suggest he could have been placed even higher, reflecting his potential to ascend in future evaluations.

Debate Over Arenas' Ranking

Arenas' position at 15th has sparked discussions among analysts and fans. Many argue that his performance and pedigree warrant a higher ranking, citing his scoring proficiency and basketball acumen. As the season progresses, Arenas will have opportunities to validate these opinions and potentially climb higher in the rankings.

Notable Rising Stars

Beyond the top-tier athletes, the Class of 2025 features several players making significant strides. Darryn Peterson, a 6'6" shooting guard from Prolific Prep in Napa, California, has committed to Kansas. Nate Ament, a 6'9" small forward from Highland School in Manassas, Virginia, is also among the top prospects. Their continued development will be pivotal as they transition to the collegiate level.

Implications for College Recruitment

These updated rankings play a crucial role in shaping college recruitment strategies. Coaches nationwide closely monitor these evaluations to identify prospects who can make immediate impacts on their programs. The prominence of players like Dybantsa, Boozer, and Arenas underscores the competitive nature of this recruiting class.

Looking Ahead

As the high school basketball season unfolds, performances will continue to influence player standings. Athletes are aware that consistent excellence and growth are key to climbing the ranks. The Class of 2025 is poised to contribute significantly to the future of college basketball, with its members eager to showcase their talents on larger stages.


Here is Full List .

  1. A.J. Dybantsa – SF, Brockton, MA, Utah Prep
  2. Darryn Peterson – SG, Cuyahoga Falls, OH, Prolific Prep
  3. Cameron Boozer – PF, Miami, FL, Christopher Columbus High School
  4. Nate Ament – SF, Manassas, VA, Highland School
  5. Chris Cenac Jr. – C, New Orleans, LA, Link Academy
  6. Caleb Wilson – PF, Atlanta, GA, Holy Innocents' Episcopal School
  7. Darius Acuff – PG, Detroit, MI, IMG Academy
  8. Koa Peat – PF, Gilbert, AZ, Perry High School
  9. Meleek Thomas – PG, Pittsburgh, PA, Overtime Elite
  10. Brayden Burries – SG, Riverside, CA, Eleanor Roosevelt High School
  11. Mikel Brown Jr. – PG, Orlando, FL, DME Academy
  12. Kingston Flemings – PG, San Antonio, TX, William J. Brennan High School
  13. Jalen Haralson – SF, Fishers, IN, La Lumiere School
  14. Jasper Johnson – PG, Lexington, KY, Overtime Elite
  15. Alijah Arenas – SG, Chatsworth, CA, Chatsworth High School
  16. Sadiq White – PF, Charlotte, NC, IMG Academy
  17. Cayden Boozer – PG, Miami, FL, Christopher Columbus High School
  18. Trey McKenney – SF, Orchard Lake, MI, Saint Mary’s Prep
  19. Isiah Harwell – SG, Pocatello, ID, Wasatch Academy
  20. Tounde Yessoufou – SF, Santa Maria, CA, Saint Joseph High School
  21. Dwayne Aristode – SF, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Brewster Academy
  22. Davion Hannah – SG, Milwaukee, WI, Link Academy
  23. Darius Adams – SG, Manasquan, NJ, La Lumiere School
  24. Eric Reibe – C, Potomac, MD, Bullis School
  25. Braylon Mullins – SG, Greenfield, IN, Greenfield Central High School
  26. Nikolas Khamenia – PF, North Hollywood, CA, Harvard Westlake High School
  27. Acaden Lewis – PG, Washington, DC, Sidwell Friends School
  28. Niko Bundalo – PF, Windsor, CA, Prolific Prep
  29. Bryson Tiller – PF, Atlanta, GA, Overtime Elite
  30. Shon Abaev – SF, Miami, FL, Calvary Christian Academy
  31. Matt Able – SG, Tampa, FL, Berkeley Prep
  32. Cornelius Ingram Jr. – SF, Hawthorne, FL, Montverde Academy
  33. Hudson Greer – SF, Austin, TX, Montverde Academy
  34. Xavion Staton – C, Las Vegas, NV, Sierra Vista High School
  35. Jamier Jones – SF, Sarasota, FL, Oak Ridge High School
  36. Kiyan Anthony – SG, Middle Village, NY, Long Island Lutheran High School
  37. Jerry Easter – PG, Toledo, OH, Link Academy
  38. Alexander Lloyd – SG, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Westminster Academy
  39. Malachi Moreno – C, Georgetown, KY, Great Crossing High School
  40. Shelton Henderson – SF, Bellaire, TX, Bellaire High School
  41. Sebastian Williams-Adams – SF, Houston, TX, Saint John’s High School
  42. Davis Fogle – SF, Anacortes, WA, AZ Compass Prep
  43. Mouhamed Sylla – C, Scottsdale, AZ, Bella Vista College Prep
  44. Kayden Mingo – PG, Brookville, NY, Long Island Lutheran High School
  45. Kaden Magwood – PG, Louisville, KY, Combine Academy
  46. Jacob Wilkins – SF, Lilburn, GA, Grayson High School
  47. Elzie Harrington – SG, Bellflower, CA, St. John Bosco High School
  48. J.J. Mandaquit – PG, Honolulu, HI, Utah Prep
  49. London Jemison – PF, Bloomfield, CT, St. Thomas More School
  50. Keyshaun Tillery – PG, New Hampton, NH, New Hampton School
  51. Dante Allen – SG, Miami, FL, Montverde Academy
  52. Jaden Toombs – C, Dallas, TX, Dynamic Prep
  53. John Clark – C, Houston, TX, Link Academy
  54. Akai Fleming – SG, Marietta, GA, Overtime Elite
  55. Derek Dixon – SG, Washington, DC, Gonzaga College High School
  56. Nyk Lewis – PG, Washington, DC, Gonzaga College High School
  57. Cam Ward – SF, Upper Marlboro, MD, Largo High School
  58. Zymicah Wilkins – C, Rutherfordton, NC, Christ School
  59. Kayden Edwards – SG, Duncanville, TX, Duncanville High School
  60. Isaiah Denis – SG, Davidson, NC, Davidson Day School
  61. Chris Nwuli – PF, Chatsworth, CA, Sierra Canyon High School
  62. Joshua Lewis – SF, Tampa, FL, Howard W. Blake High School
  63. Jalen Reece – PG, Orlando, FL, Oak Ridge High School
  64. Isaiah Sealy – SF, Springdale, AR, Springdale High School
  65. Jeremiah Green – PG, Denton, TX, AZ Compass Prep
  66. Tyler Jackson – PG, Baltimore, MD, Overtime Elite
  67. Nigel Walls – C, Houston, TX, St. Francis Episcopal School
  68. DeWayne Brown – C, Birmingham, AL, Hoover High School
  69. King Grace – SG, Waxahachie, TX, Faith Family Academy
  70. Zach Kinziger – SG, De Pere, WI, De Pere High School
  71. Trent Sisley – PF, Lincoln City, IN, Montverde Academy
  72. B.J. Davis-Ray – SF, San Juan Capistrano, CA, JSerra Catholic High School
  73. Jamarion Batemon – SG, Milwaukee, WI, Milwaukee Academy of Sciences
  74. Aleks Alston – PF, Chicago, IL, Kenwood Academy High School
  75. Amari Evans – SF, Atlanta, GA, Overtime Elite
  76. Dorian Jones – SF, Cleveland, OH, Richmond Heights High School
  77. Paulo Semedo – C, Orlando, FL, West Oaks Academy
  78. Chuck Love – SF, Lincoln, NE, La Lumiere School
  79. Ryder Frost – SF, South Hamilton, MA, Phillips Exeter Academy
  80. Jordan Scott – SF, Reston, VA, South Lakes High School
  81. Xzavion Mitchell – PF, Oshkosh, WI, Oshkosh North High School
  82. Kai Rogers – C, Wauwatosa, WI, Overtime Elite
  83. Jaion Pitt – PF, Glendale, AZ, Canyon International Academy
  84. Antione West – PG, Toledo, OH, Whitmer High School
  85. Jack McCaffery – PF, Iowa City, IA, West High School
  86. Chance Mallory – PG, Charlottesville, VA, Saint Anne’s-Belfield High School
  87. Legend Smiley – SG, Seattle, WA, Link Academy
  88. Tee Bartlett – C, Henderson, NV, Overtime Elite
  89. Tylis Jordan – PF, Snellville, GA, Wheeler High School
  90. Jamarion Davis-Fleming – C, Canton, MS, Canton High School
  91. Brady Koehler – PF, Indianapolis, IN, Cathedral High School
  92. Michael Phillips II – SF, Raleigh, NC, Grace Christian Sanford
  93. Azavier Robinson – PG, Indianapolis, IN, Lawrence North High School
  94. Patton Pinkins – SG, Wolfforth, TX, Frenship High School
  95. Jaron McKie – PG, Philadelphia, PA, St. Joseph’s Prep School
  96. Nick Randall – C, Saint Louis, MO, AZ Compass Prep
  97. Nigel James – PG, Huntington, NY, Long Island Lutheran High School
  98. Simon Walker – SG, Huntsville, AL, Huntsville High School
  99. Badara Diakite – PF, Hartford, CT, South Kent School
  100. Jermaine O'Neal Jr. – PF, Location Not Available

 



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