1) Arkansas (271 pts)
#3 Jordan Smith
#13 Abdou Toure
#16 JJ Andrews
Miikka Muurinen
If Muurinen had been ranked by all the services, the Razorbacks would have won by an even wider margin.
2) Duke (266 pts)
#4 Cam Williams
#12 Deron Rippy Jr
#21 Bryson Howard
Joaquim Boumtje-Boumtje
Maxime Meyer
Duke has been on top of the team rankings for 3 of the last 5 years (and they were 2nd on the other two). That's impressive any way you look at it.
3) USC (248 pts)
#6 Christian Collins
#19 Adonis Ratliff
#30 Darius Ratliff
Last year Duke brought in a pair of Boozers and now the Trojans are raising them a pair of Ratliff's and a top 5 Collins for good measure.
4) Michigan (234 pts)
#9 Brandon McCoy
#32 Quinn Costello
#41 Lincoln Cosby
#88 Joseph Hartman
How do you follow up a national championship? If you're the Wolverines, you do it with a top 5 recruiting class.
5) Kansas (223 pts)
#1 Tyran Stokes
#21 Taylen Kinney
#60 Davion Adkins
#99 Trent Perry
The rumors of a Bill Self retirement turned out to be premature and his prize for returning is the consensus #1 player in the class.
6) Alabama (203 pts)
#24 Jaxon Richardson
#28 Qayden Samuels
#48 Tarris Bouie
Cole Cloer
With the 2nd best class in the SEC and 4th overall, The Tide are well positioned to, well, ROLL...
7) Michigan State (200 pts)
#31 Jasiah Jervis
#38 Ethan Taylor
#50 Carlos Medlock Jr
#85 Julius Avent
Izzo scores big with 4 top 100's.
8) Missouri (182 pts)
#6 Jason Crowe Jr
#19 Toni Bryant
#96 Aiden Chronister
Mizzou loads up with a pair of top 25's.
9) Baylor (158 pts)
#9 Dylan Mingo
#35 Elijah Williams
What should you do after a disappointing season? Bring in some top shelf talent and the Bears have done just that.
10) Arizona (157 pts)
#2 Caleb Holt
#43 Cameron Holmes
Holt is a super talent that will make Wildcat fans excited for another run.
Honorable Mention
Maryland (150 pts)
Oklahoma State (141 pts)
Louisville (140 pts)
Illinois (138 pts)
Connecticut (137 pts)
Texas (136 pts)
Houston (133 pts)
Purdue (132 pts)
West Virginia (125 pts)
BYU (120 pts)