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2023 Mcdonald’S ALL AMERICAN BREAKDOWN
2023 Mcdonald'S ALL AMERICAN BREAKDOWN
Scheduled for March 28th at the Toyota Center in Houston, the most celebrated of the postseason high school All-American Games, the McDonald’s All-American Game is ready for year 46. On Tuesday afternoon, the game’s 24 participants were announced on ESPN.
The only five-stars to be left out are Kentucky bound point guard Rob Dillingham who was deemed ineligible for participation in the game and Texas bound guard AJ Johnson. While there will always be discussion about who should or shouldn’t have made the game, all but two players named to the team rank among the top 35 in the senior class and with the “outliers” being No. 44 Reed Sheppard (who is No. 30 in the industry generated Composite ranking) and Brandon Garrison who ranks No. 52 overall (No. 42 Composite) but does rank among the top five centers in the class.
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Scheduled for March 28th at the Toyota Center in Houston, the most celebrated of the postseason high school All-American Games, the McDonald’s All-American Game is ready for year 46. On Tuesday afternoon, the game’s 24 participants were announced on ESPN.
The only five-stars to be left out are Kentucky bound point guard Rob Dillingham who was deemed ineligible for participation in the game and Texas bound guard AJ Johnson. While there will always be discussion about who should or shouldn’t have made the game, all but two players named to the team rank among the top 35 in the senior class and with the “outliers” being No. 44 Reed Sheppard (who is No. 30 in the industry generated Composite ranking) and Brandon Garrison who ranks No. 52 overall (No. 42 Composite) but does rank among the top five centers in the class.