THE TOP 10
Jalen Green comes in at number one. There are certain players who are good and then others who are great, and then there is Jalen Green. All eyes are wide open on Jalen Green as you are looking at the next superstar. His jump shot is now at elite status. He can shoot from anywhere on the court and his court vision and basketball IQ are underrated. Jalen is a killer evolving into an all-around player.
Terrence Clarke is quick, fast, and explosive with great court vision and can make players around him better. The underrated part about him is his dribbling skills he can slice and dice through a defense and make quick decisions that make it hard to plan his next move on the court.
Isaiah Todd has always been a top three talent and never moved outside of that. He is quicker than fast and has a deadlier long-range jumper than Mobley. Todd plays with mean aggression and an evolving mamba mentality.
Evan Mobley is the best two-way player in the country. His guard-like movement and wingspan make him able to be a game-changer on both sides of the floor. He could be a future NBA all-star at the power forward or center position, watching him evolve will be fun.
Josh Christopher is a man child. He is vicious to the basket and has the ability to dribble past defenders at will and is one of the best in the nation in transition, with a proven track record of taking over games.
Greg Brown is another two-way dominant player. The only difference between Brown and Evan Mobley is size and length. He is one of the most athletic players in the country and brings the total package at the power forward position.
Cade Cunningham is the best combo guard in the country. His size and strength at the guard position make him a matchup problem every game and he is one of the smartest passers in the country. If he plays on a team, the ball must be in his hands to bring out his true potential.
BJ Boston has the ability to completely take over a game. His shooting ability is as good as any prospect in the country. He makes smart plays on the court and can score from anywhere in any way. He gives defenders nightmares.
Sharife Cooper is your classic true point guard, who is tough and fearless and puts you in the mold of Damian Lillard how he can light it up. He is a warrior and will leave it all on the floor and is most definitely the point guard you get to run a championship team.
One thing about this super talented 2020 class is even though Jalen Green is the undisputed number one; the gap is not that big. The race for number two is even smaller and Jalen Johnson is one of those special prospects who can challenge to be a top-three prospect. He is a point forward who can guard multiple positions. He is capable of dominating games and will display he is a top-three NBA draft talent at the college level. He will be fun to watch for Duke fans. He is literally a taller Grant Hill.
Top 100 2020 high school basketball prospects
Jalen Green/SG/Prolific PrepTerrence Clarke/SG/Brewster AcademyIsaiah Todd/PF/Word of God ChristianEvan Mobley/C/Rancho ChristianJosh Christopher/SG/MayfairGreg Brown/PF/VandergiftCade Cunningham/PG/MontverdeBJ Boston/SG/Sierra CanyonSharife Cooper/PG/McEachernJalen Johnson/SF/IMG AcademyMakur Maker/C/Pacific AcademyJalen Suggs/SG/Minnehaha AcademyJeremy Roach/PG/Paul IVScottie Barnes/SF/Montverde AcademyZiaire Williams/SF/Sierra CanyonKyree Walker/SF/Hillcrest prepDJ Seward/SG/Whitney YoungCameron Thomas/SG/Oak Hill AcademyJabri Abdur-Rahim/SF/Blair AcademyWalker Kessler/C/Woodward AcademyJaden Springer/SG/IMG AcademyDaishen Nix/PG/Trinity International Nimari Burnett/PG/Prolific PrepIsaiah Jackson/PF/Waterford MottMark Williams/C/IMG AcademyRJ Davis/PG/Archbishop StepinacEarl Timberlake/SF/Dematha CatholicAndre Curbelo/PG/Long Island LutheranMoses Moody/SG/Montverde AcademyDay’Ron Sharpe/C/South CentralBryce Thompson/SG/Booker T. WashingtonCaleb Love/PG/Christian Brothers CollegeJT Thor/PF/NorcrossCam’Ron Fletcher/SF/VashonHenry Coleman/PF/Trinity EpiscopalDonovan “Puff” Johnson/SF/Hillcrest PrepLance Ware/PF/CamdenDawson Garcia/PF/Prior LakeMicah Peavy/SF/DuncanvilleJaemyn Brakefield/PF/Huntington PrepJosh Hall/SF/Moravian PrepMarjon Beauchamp/SF/Dream City ChristianIan Martinez/SG/ J Serra CatholicAndre Jackson/SF/AlbanyJulian Strawther/SF/LibertyHassan Diarra/PG/Putnam Science AcademyJalen Terry/PG/BeecherMady Sissoko/C/Wasatch AcademyAdam Miller/SG/Morgan ParkCliff Omoruyi/C/Roselle CatholicCorey Walker/Hargrave Military AcademyHunter Dickinson/DeMatha CatholicDalen Terry/SF/Hillcrest PrepJoe Bamisile/SG/MonacanMatthew Murrell/SG/IMG AcademyJaylin Williams/C/NorthsideAJ Hoggard/PG/Huntington PrepEthan Morton/SF/Butler AreaTerrance Williams/PF/GonzagaJamal Mashburn Jr./PG/Brewster AcademyJustin Lewis/PF/Baltimore Polytechnic instituteNoah Collier/SF/WesstonDavonte Davis/PG/JacksonvilleElijah Hutchins-Everett/C/Putnam Science AcademyJyare Davis/SF/Sanford Cam Hayes/PG/Greensboro Day Marcus Bagley/SF/SheldonKeon Johnson/SG/The WebbJaden Ivey/CG/MarianXavier Foster/C/OskaloosaDemarr Langford/SG/Brewster AcademyKadary Richmond/PG/Brewster AcademyNoah Farrakhan/PG/IMG AcademyPosh Alexander/PG/Our Saviour Lutheran Darrius Maddox/SG/Oak Hill AcademyNiels Lane/SG/Roselle Catholic Jordan Geronimo/SF/St. Pauls schoolKK Robinson/PG/BryantJaylen Clark/SG/EtiwandaChe Evans Jr./SF/Neumann GorettiZeb Jackson/SG/MaumeeLynn Greer III/PG/Roman CatholicReece Beekman/PG/Scotlandville MagnetRondel Walker/SG/Putnam City WestMwani Wilkinson/PF/Bishop GormanMyles Stute/PF/GonzagaMatthew Alexander-Moncrieffe/SF/Orangeville PrepAnthony Leal/SG/Bloomington SouthKerwin Walton/SG/HopkinsTramon Mark/PG/DickinsonZaire Wade/PG/Sierra CanyonIsaiah Cottrell/PF/Bishop GormanNijel Pack/PG/Lawrence CentralBen Carlson/PF/East Ridge Samson Ruzhentsev/SF/Hamilton Heights Christian AcademyDwan Odom/PG/St. FrancisDan Dainja/C/Park CenterNimari Burnett/PG/Prolific PrepOsasere Ighodaro/PF/Desert VistaTerren Frank/PF/Sierra Canyon
