Class of 2014 Rankings: Post Summer

#	Name	Pos	HT/ WT	High School (ST)	College
1	Jahlil Okafor	C	6-11/260	Whitney Young (IL)
2	Tyus Jones	PG	6-1/175	Apple Valley (MN)
3	Rashad Vaughn	SG	6-5/185	Findlay Prep (NV)
4	Emmanuel Mudiay	PG	6-4/190	Prime Prep (TX)
5	Stanley Johnson	SF	6-6/225	Mater Dei (CA)
6	Cliff Alexander	C	6-9/240	Curie (IL)
7	Myles Turner	C	7-0/240	Trinity (TX)
8	Trey Lyles	PF	6-9/210	Arsenal Tech (IN)
9	Justin Jackson	SF	6-7/180	HCYA (TX)	North Carolina
10	Kevon Looney	PF	6-8/210	Hamilton (WI)
11	Justise Winslow	SF	6-6/205	St. John's (TX)
12	Karl Towns	C	6-10/225	St. Joseph (NJ)	Kentucky
13	Devin Booker	SG	6-4/175	Moss Point (MS)
14	JaQuan Lyle	PG	6-4/200	Bosse (IN)	Louisville
15	Isaiah Whitehead	SG	6-4/195	Lincoln (NY)
16	Craig Victor	PF	6-8/225	Findlay Prep (NV)	Arizona
17	D'Angelo Russell	SG	6-4/180	Montverde Academy (FL)	Ohio State
18	Joel Berry	PG	6-1/185	Lake Highland Prep (FL)	North Carolina
19	Reid Travis	PF	6-7/215	De La Salle (MN)
20	Josh Perkins	PG	6-2/180	Huntington Prep (WV)
21	Theo Pinson	SF	6-5/170	Wesleyan Christian (NC)	North Carolina
22	Devin Robinson	PF	6-8/180	Christchurch School (VA)
23	JaQuan Newton	SG	6-1/165	Neumann-Goretti (PA)	Miami
24	Jonah Bolden	SF	6-8/185	Findlay Prep (NV)
25	Chris McCullough	PF	6-9/205	Brewster Academy (NH)	Syracuse
26	Romelo Trimble	PG	6-3/185	Bishop O'Connell (VA)	Maryland
27	Kelly Oubre	SF	6-6/195	Findlay Prep (NV)
28	Daniel Hamilton	SF	6-7/175	St. John Bosco (CA)	Connecticut
29	Dwayne Morgan	SF	6-7/205	St. Frances (MD)	UNLV
30	Tyler Ulis	PG	5-8/150	Marian Catholic (IL)
31	Joe Burton	SF	6-5/180	Atascocita (TX)
32	Shaqquan Aaron	SF	6-7/175	Rainier Beach (WA)	Louisville
33	Kameron Chatman	SF	6-7/200	Long Beach Poly (CA)
34	Keita Bates-Diop	SF	6-7/185	University (IL)	Ohio State
35	Jordan McLaughlin	PG	6-0/165	Etiwanda (CA)
36	Leron Black	PF	6-7/195	White Station (TN)
37	Robert Johnson	SG	6-3/170	Benedictine School (VA)
38	Malik Pope	SF	6-8/210	Laguna Creek (CA)
39	Dion Wiley	SG	6-4/175	Potomac (MD)	Maryland
40	Angel Delgado	PF	6-8/215	Huntington Prep (WV)	Seton Hall
41	Quentin Snider	PG	6-1/150	Ballard (KY)
42	James Blackmon	SG	6-2/170	Marion (IN)
43	Goodluck Okonoboh	C	6-9/205	Wilbraham & Monson (MA)
44	Trevon Bluiett	SF	6-5/185	Park Tudor School (IN)
45	Phil Booth	SG	6-4/180	Mount Saint Joseph (MD)	Villanova
46	L.J. Peak	SG	6-4/183	Gaffney (SC)	Georgetown
47	Parker Jackson-Cartwright	PG	5-9/145	Loyola (CA)	Arizona
48	Brandone Francis	SG	6-4/205	Arlington County Day (FL)	Florida
49	Chris Chiozza	PG	5-10/155	White Station (TN)	Florida
50	Caleb Martin	SF	6-6/175	Davie County (NC)	NC State
51	Elbert Robinson	C	6-11/260	Lakeview Centennial (TX)
52	Terry Larrier	SF	6-7/185	Phelps School (NY)
53	Isaac Copeland	PF	6-7/185	Brewster Academy (NH)	Georgetown
54	Namon Wright	SG	6-5/185	Findlay Prep (NV)
55	Abdul Malik Abu	PF	6-8/235	Kimball Union Academy (NH)
56	Brekkott Chapman	PF	6-8/200	Roy (UT)	Utah
57	Ben Bentil	PF	6-8/220	St. Andrews (DE)
58	T.J. Haws	PG	6-3/170	Lone Peak (UT)	BYU
59	Grayson Allen	SG	6-3/180	Providence School (FL)	Duke
60	Jaylen Johnson	PF	6-8/200	Ypsilanti (MI)
61	Paul White	PF	6-8/210	Whitney Young (IL)
62	Lourawls Nairn	PG	5-10/175	Sunrise Christian Academy (KS)
63	Jae'sean Tate	SF	6-5/205	Central (OH)	Ohio State
64	Shelton Mitchell	PG	6-3/180	Cutherberson (NC)	Wake Forest
65	Ahmed Hill	SG	6-4/180	Aquinas (GA)
66	Kaleb Joseph	PG	6-2/185	Cushing Academy (MA)	Syracuse
67	Donte Grantham	SF	6-6/200	Hargrave Military Academy (VA)
68	Ahmaad Rorie	PG	5-10/170	Lincoln (WA)	California
69	Tadric Jackson	SG	6-2/190	Tift County (GA)	Georgia Tech
70	Dominique Collier	PG	6-1/160	Denver East (CO)	Colorado
71	Anton Beard	PG	6-0/175	Parkview (AR)	Arkansas
72	Devin Mitchell	SG	6-3/165	Collins Hill (GA)
73	Jalen Lindsey	SF	6-6/180	Huntington Prep (WV)	Providence
74	Jakeenan Gant	PF	6-8/200	Effingham County (GA)	Missouri
75	B.J. Stith	SF	6-5/175	Oak Hill Academy (VA)	Virginia
76	Paschal Chukwu	C	7-1/235	Fairfield College Prep (CT)
77	Vic Law	SF	6-7/185	St. Rita's (IL)	Northwestern
78	Riley LaChance	SG	6-3/170	Central HS (WI)
79	Alex Robinson	PG	6-1/160	Timberview (TX)
80	Chinanu Onuaku	C	6-9/210	Riverdale Baptist (MD)
81	Zylan Cheatham	PF	6-7/200	South Mountain (AZ)
82	Jared Terrell	SG	6-3/205	Brewster Academy (NH)
83	Trayvon Reed	C	7-0/215	Shiloh (GA)
84	Malek Harris	SF	6-7/200	Sandburg (IL)	Marquette
85	Khadeem Lattin	C	6-9/190	Home School (TX)
86	Sandy Cohen	SG	6-5/170	Seymour (WI)	Marquette
87	Jared Nickens	SF	6-6/170	Westtown School (PA)	Maryland
88	Mikal Bridges	SF	6-6/185	Great Valley (PA)	Villanova
89	Lamonte Bearden	PG	6-1/165	Germantown (WI)
90	Obi Enechionyia	PF	6-9/195	Saint James School (MD)
91	Tra Holder	PG	6-1/170	Brentwood (CA)	Arizona State
92	Makinde London	PF	6-9/210	Summit (TN)
93	Tariq Owens	PF	6-8/185	St. Vincent Pallotti (MD)	Ohio
94	Nick Babb	SG	6-4/195	Martin (TX)	Arkansas
95	Jordan Barnett	SF	6-7/180	Christian Brothers College	Texas
96	Robert Cartwright	PG	6-3/165	Flintridge Prep School (CA)
97	Larry Austin	PG	6-1/165	Lanphier (IL)	Tennessee
98	josh cunningham	SF	6-7/180	Morgan Park (IL)
99	Adonys Henriquez	PG	6-5/190	Orlando Christian Prep (FL)	Miami
100	Thomas Welsh	C	7-0/245	Loyola (CA)
101	Darrell Davis	PG	6/4/170	Douglass Academy (MI)
102	Chris Sandifer	SG	6-4/175	Juniper Serra (CA)	Missouri
103	Andre Adams	PF	6-9/205	Westview (AZ
104	Riley Norris	SF	6-7/185	Albertville (AL)	Alabama
105	Payton Dastrup	C	6-10/230	Mountain View (AZ)

Class of 2014 Analysis

Scout.com recently released their updated rankings for the class 2014, which represents the first up date of the 2012-13 high school season. The previous rankings included 75 players, while the updated release now includes 100 players. While several players made the jump into the rankings for the first time (highlighted by St. Rita’s Vic Law jumping to #48) here is a look at the players that had the biggest fluctuations in the rankings:

The Good:

(+38) Goodluck Okonoboh, 6’9” Wilbraham & Monson

Okonoboh jumped up 38 spots, from #75 in the fall to #37. After re-classifying to the 2014 class and transferring from the Tilton School to Wilbraham & Monson, Okonoboh started the year off on a strong note at the Prep School Showcase in Connecticut blocking shots left and right. While most consider him one of the top shot blockers in the country, he has also been working on expanding his offensive repertoire. While Okonoboh sports the same hair style as Nerlens Noel, stepping out of his shadow has done wonders for his game and ranking.

(+26) T.J. Haws, 6’3” Lone Peak

Teammates Nick Emery and Eric Mika received a bump up in the class of 2013 rankings and T.J. Haws jumped up to #40 after previously being ranked #66. Haws’game has been on display for the whole country to see this year while leading his team to a #3 national ranking. Haws averaged 20 points per game in the City of Palms Classic while he has also performed strongly in various other national tournaments. Haws has unlimited range on his jump shot and can also throw down a high flying dunk when necessary. 

(+22) Namon Wright, 6’4” Pacific Hills School

Namon Wright out of LA has drawn increased attention from Pac-12 schools this winter as he recently landed scholarship offers from Arizona and Washington. Wright increased his stock by 22 spots with his strong play going from the 52^nd ranked prospect to the 30^th. Having improved his outside shooting ability, Wright will look to represent the West Coast throughout the spring and summer. 

(+15) Paul White, 6’8” Whitney Young

Paul White started his high school career in the top 25 before slowly sliding down the ranks as other players emerged on the scene. Going into his junior year, White was ranked as the number 44 prospect in the country. After solid performances at the City of Palms, Hoop Hall classic, and Chicago Public league, White has risen back up to #29 in his class. While White has not put an extremely dominant game together, he has managed to fill the stat sheet almost every game. Whitney Young is currently the 2^nd best team in the city of Chicago and state of Illinois and if they are to topple top ranked Simeon, they will need a great performance from White.

The Bad:

(-33) Jarred Terrell, 6’3” Brewster Academy

The powerful guard dropped out of the top 25 and down 33 spots to number 58. Terrell plays on one of the most talented prep schools in the country and has performed strongly throughout the season. Terrell started the season off well at the Prep School Showcase and has showed off his strength and athleticism throughout the season. Despite the drop, interest from colleges has not declined. 

(-20) JaQuan Newton, 6’1” St. John Neumann Goretti

Newton dropped 20 spots from #42 to #62 in the country as his team most recently lost a nationally televised game to Chester. Newton has spent the season showing off his strength in driving to the basket but is still a suspect outside shooter. Newton will need to show off an increased jumper during the AAU season to regain his top 50 ranking.

Other Notes:

Justin Jackson, a small-forward from Houston jumped from the #16 prospect to the #10, while small-forward Theo Pinson dropped from the #11 prospect to the #18. Jackson continues to grow and now stands around 6’8.” While he used to be just an outside jump shooter, Jackson has somewhat gone away from knocking down 3’s and has perfected an unstoppable floater while also scoring more in the paint with his new found height. On the other hand, Pinson exhibited an improved outside jumper during the Brandon Jennings Invitational but has not performed at the same level he was during the July time frame.