Nov. 14--Jahlil Okafor, Duke, 6-11, center
The nation's top recruit from Young, the McDonald's All-American is known for his intimidating wingspan, scoring skills, athleticism and low-post moves.
Tyus Jones, Duke, 6-1, guard
Part of a package recruiting deal with his pal Okafor, the Minnesota native has impressive court vision. A pass-first point guard fits well with the talented Duke scorers.
Stanley Johnson, Arizona, 6-7, forward
Expect plenty of highlight-reel dunks from the small forward who can also shoot the 3 and play solid defense.
Cliff Alexander, Kansas, 6-8, forward
A top recruit nationally, the Curie product will remind some of Thomas Robinson as a rebounder, according to coach Bill Self.
