High school basketball's top players: Get to know the next wave of future top NBA picks
Posted Jun 21, 2024
UNC target Tyran Stokes has reclaimed the top ranking in the national class of 2026 thanks to a recent increase in his productivity and approach. However, he responded to those critics this spring. He's in the best shape of his life, has made significant strides with his shooting and remains the most physically imposing player in his class by far.
(247 Sports)
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