2018 Winners

1) Duke (448 pts)

#1 R.J. Barrett

#2 Cameron Reddish

#4 Zion Williamson

#13 Tre Jones

#37 Joey Baker

Duke absolutely killed it bringing in the #1, #2 and #4 players in the nation, an unprecedented feat. The late addition of 2018 reclassifer, Joey Baker, kept them ahead of Kentucky in the final tally.

2) Kentucky (411 pts)

#10 E.J. Montgomery

#12 Keldon Johnson

#14 Ashton Hagans

#23 Immanuel Quickley

#35 Tyler Herro

Kentucky had a late surge picking up Montgomery and Hagans in the Spring, after the latter decided to reclassify to 2018. If transfers counted, Reid Travis (two-time All Pac 12 player from Stanford) would surely have been enough to overtake even Duke's stellar class.

3) Oregon (272 pts)

#6 Bol Bol

#20 Louis King

#40 Will Richardson

#66 Miles Norris

This is rarefied air for the Ducks, who check in with the 3rd best class in the country. Bol Bol has freakish skills for a guy his size which will draw lots of attention to Eugene.

4) LSU (268 pts)

#18 Nazreon Reid

#26 Emmitt Williams

#33 Javonte Smart

#59 Darius Days

Like Oregon, LSU is another school not typically found in the top 5 of recruiting rankings but landing three top-30ish players will do that for you.

5) Kansas (245 pts)

#8 Quentin Grimes

#20 Devon Dotson

#30 David McCormack

Silvio De Sousa

The Jayhawks come in strong with yet another top 5 finish. Quentin Grimes is well equipped to continue the line of great guards in Lawrence.

6) Vanderbilt (215 pts)

#10 Simisola Shittu

#15 Darius Garland

#63 Aaron Nesmith

Maybe the most shocking recruiting result comes from Vandy where they landed not one but two of the top 15 players.

7) UCLA (214 pts)

#24 Moses Brown

#38 Shareef O'Neal

#45 Jules Bernard

#83 David Singleton III

Tyger Campbell

Shaq's son brings big time name recognition to a very solid class.

8) North Carolina (209 pts)

#3 Nassir Little

#27 Coby White

#64 Rechon Black

The Heels benefitted mightily from the FBI fiasco at Miami, where many thought Nassir Little would end up.

9) Villanova (183 pts)

#29 Jahvon Quinerly

#39 Cole Swider

#52 Brandon Slater

Defending champs reload with three top 50's, which should keep them in the hunt.

10) Texas (163 pts)

#41 Courtney Ramey

#44 Gerald LIddell

#55 Kamaka Hepa

Jaxson Hayes

No clear superstars here but lots of talent to build on in Austin with this group.

Honorable Mention

  • Maryland (162 pts)

  • USC (150 pts)

  • Indiana (140 pts)

  • Florida (132 pts)

  • Mississippi State (116 pts)

  • Providence (107 pts)