Class of 2023 basketball rankings

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Class of 2023 basketball rankings

For all intents and purposes, the list starts at No. Point being that the Boilermakers' fourth-year star checks every box necessary, at least on paper, to become the first back-to-back Wooden Award winner since Virginia's Ralph Sampson took the honor in both and That's obviously impossible to say because any number of things could derail his attempt — among them an injury or the emergence of someone who could pass him as a POY candidate the same way Edey passed the CBS Sports National Player of the Year, Kentucky's Oscar Tshiebwe, as a POY candidate last season. Stuff like that is always hard to predict — but it does happen. So while it's true that Edey is the undeniable POY favorite heading into the season, and clearly worthy of the No. As a reminder, these rankings do not consider NBA potential or previous accomplishments other than how previous accomplishments usually serve as indicators of future success. This is simply a ranking of the men we collectively believe will be the best college basketball players this season. Nothing more. Nothing less. And the thing you'll likely notice first is that the list is dominated at the top by frontcourt players, which is a byproduct of how traditional bigs generate very little interest as NBA Draft prospects with front offices these days. Yes, six of the top eight players on this list play in the frontcourt. Until or unless the NBA game changes, and as long as accomplished bigs like those mentioned are allowed to continue making hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not more, via Name, Image and Likeness deals, this is a trend that'll likely continue in college basketball for years and years to come.

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With all the major post-season All-Star events now behind us, it's time today to put the high school basketball class of in the books. Top final rankings for class of This is a group that will be remembered for its parity more than anything else. DJ Wagner debuted in the No. Isaiah Collier took over the top spot following the summer and held it throughout his senior season.

Class of 2023 basketball rankings

The rankings have expanded to include prospects and include names both new and familiar. Below, Rivals. Wagner did nothing but solidify his stranglehold on the top spot in recent months and it seems the gap between him and the field is growing. Wagner is becoming a truly elite defender, which complements his well-earned reputation as a lethal offensive weapon.

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Creighton Signed. Overtime Elite Alpharetta, GA. No player in college hoops could draw more oohs and ahhs than when Nkamhoua lifted off the ground and floated, as if to defy gravity, to make plays above the rim. Rancho Christian Temecula, CA. Tre Norman. Isaiah Evans Video Scouts Report. Joseph Tugler. Carter Lang Video Scouts Report. Robert Hinton Video Scouts Report. Papa Kante. Following an All-Summit League season and career year he's slated to continue his college career at Alabama playing for an analytics-minded coach in Nate Oats who will have no shortage of ways to exploit opposing teams with the size and skill Nelson brings. Perry Gilbert, AZ. Dennis Parker. Georgia South Committed.

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The bruiser proved particularly adept behind the arc by stretching the floor with a St Mary's Signed. Brewster Academy. Dailyn Swain. Mahaney earned first-team All-WCC honors as a freshman while averaging Jayden Ross. Cameron Christie. Bubble Watch: Teams who could use a win Jerry Palm 5 min read. TJ Power. Hinson is entering his second season at his third school after previous stops at Ole Miss and Iowa State. Papa Kante. Ashton Hardaway. Sierra Canyon. Stevens scored in double-figures in all 26 games he started during the season, but his passing remains his most impressive trait.