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Top-ranked junior Tyran Stokes explains why he prefers traditional high school experience


The No. 1 player in the 2026 basketball recruiting class is , a 6-foot-7 forward that is enjoying the traditional high school experience since transferring to Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks in Los Angeles, Calif. from Prolific Prep in Northern California. Stokes experienced homecoming for the first time. He mentioned larger class sizes with classmates. (Sports Illustrated)

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Top-ranked junior Tyran Stokes explains why he prefers traditional high school experience