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Lack of talent in 2026 class creates unique recruiting and roster-building strategy for colleges


From my standpoint, this class has some highly talented long-term prospects and some prospects who are very impactful players right now. They don't have many who check both boxes consistently and reliably right now. Prospects like , Tahj Ariza, , and even - have tools to intrigue NBA decision makers. (CBS Sports)

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Lack of talent in 2026 class creates unique recruiting and roster-building strategy for colleges


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