EYBL Atlanta: Friday night notes and takeaways

Posted May 13, 2018
It's fitting that Jaden McDaniels has McD in his name, because he could add another McD - McDonald's All-American - to his name before it is all done. We've moved McDaniels up the ranks quickly in 2019, but even at No. 32 nationally the 6-foot-8 forward is ranked too low. An argument can be made that McDaniels is the top prospect on the West Coast in his class. (Rivals.com)

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