Michael Porter makes play for top spot in 2017

Posted Jan 1, 2017
The No. 2 player in the class of 2017, small forward Michael Porter, Jr. wants to be No. 1. Thursday night, he played like the best player in America as he continued to build his case for the top spot. Class of 2018's No. 1 player Marvin Bagley teamed up with four-star senior Cody Riley to wreck shop on the interior and many others stood out on a jam packed Thursday night at the Les Schwab Invitational. (Rivals.com)

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