McDonald's All-American Game Player Profiles: Tyrese Maxey and Samuell Williamson
Posted Mar 5, 2019
Tyrese Maxey and Samuell Williamson will end their high school basketball careers as McDonald’s All-Americans. Though close in proximity, their schools separated by thirteen miles, the hoops journey for each player has been distinctly different. Maxey, a Kentucky signee, has been on some form of national ranking since his days as a middle schooler.
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