2017 McDonald's All-American Boys Game

When the rosters were announced on January 15, 2017, Kentucky had four selectees, while Duke and UCLA both had two. On the eve of the game, March 28, 2017, six players remained undecided.^[1] Of these six, four would choose their school within the next two months—Mo Bamba committed to Texas under coach Shaka Smart, Brandon McCoy elected to play for UNLV, Trevon Duval chose Duke, and Kevin Knox decided to join Kentucky.^[2]

Michael Porter Jr. earned the MVP award after leading his Team West to a close win with 17 points. Originally committed to the University of Washington, he decommitted after the firing of head coach Lorenzo Romar and instead chose to represent his home state by playing for the University of Missouri.^[3]

Team East

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ESPN 100 Rank	Name	Height (ft-in)	Weight (lb)	Position	Hometown	High school	College choice
5	Mo Bamba	7-0	215	C/PF	Harlem, New York	Westtown School	Texas^~
3	Wendell Carter Jr.	6-10	262	PF/C	Atlanta, Georgia	Pace Academy	Duke
4	Trevon Duval	6-2	175	PG	Queens, New York	IMG Academy	Duke^~
22	Quade Green	6-0	170	PG	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Neumann Goretti High School	Kentucky
7	Kevin Knox	6-9	205	SF	Tampa, Florida	Tampa Catholic High School	Kentucky^~
11	Nick Richards	6-11	220	C	Elizabeth, New Jersey	St. Patrick High School	Kentucky
9	Mitchell Robinson	7-1	230	C	Chalmette, Louisiana	Chalmette High School	Western Kentucky†
10	Collin Sexton	6-2	182	SG	Mableton, Georgia	Pebblebrook High School	Alabama
18	Lonnie Walker IV	6-5	210	PG/SG	Reading, Pennsylvania	Reading Senior High School	Miami
14	P. J. Washington	6-8	230	SF/PF	Dallas, Texas	Findlay Prep	Kentucky
13	Kris Wilkes	6-8	168	SF/PF	Indianapolis, Indiana	North Central High School	UCLA
23	Jarred Vanderbilt	6-9	213	SF	Houston, Texas	Victory Prep School	Kentucky

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Mo Bamba

Wendell Carter Jr.

Trevon Duval

Quade Green

Kevin Knox

Nick Richards

Mitchell Robinson

Collin Sexton

Lonnie Walker IV

P. J. Washington

Kris Wilkes

Jarred Vanderbilt

† On September 17, Robinson left Western Kentucky announcing he will prepare for the NBA and will not play college basketball.^[4]

Team West

More information ESPN 100 Rank, Name ...

ESPN 100 Rank	Name	Height (ft-in)	Weight (lb)	Position	Hometown	High school	College choice
2	Deandre Ayton	7-0	235	C	Nassau, Bahamas	Hillcrest Prep	Arizona
12	Brian Bowen	6-7	212	SF/PF	LaPorte, Indiana	La Lumiere School	Louisville‡
17	Troy Brown Jr.	6-7	205	SF/PF	Las Vegas, Nevada	Centennial High School	Oregon
26	Jaylen Hands	6-3	170	PG	El Cajon, California	Foothills Christian School	UCLA
16	Jaren Jackson Jr.	6-11	235	PF/C	LaPorte, Indiana	La Lumiere School	Michigan State
6	Brandon McCoy	7-0	245	C	San Diego, California	Cathedral Catholic High School	UNLV^~
30	Charles O'Bannon Jr.	6-6	200	SF	Las Vegas, Nevada	Bishop Gorman High School	USC
1	Michael Porter Jr.	6-10	210	SF	Columbia, Missouri	Nathan Hale High School	Missouri
20	Billy Preston	6-9	220	PF	Santa Ana, California	Oak Hill Academy	Kansas
8	Gary Trent Jr.	6-5	190	SG	Napa, California	Prolific Prep Academy	Duke
19	M. J. Walker	6-5	207	SG	Jonesboro, Georgia	Jonesboro High School	Florida State^~
15	Trae Young	6-2	176	PG	Norman, Oklahoma	Norman North High School	Oklahoma^

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Deandre Ayton

Brian Bowen

Troy Brown Jr.

Jaylen Hands

Jaren Jackson Jr.

Brandon McCoy

Charles O'Bannon Jr.

Michael Porter Jr.

Billy Preston

Gary Trent Jr.

M. J. Walker

Trae Young

‡ As of 1 October 2017^[update], Bowen is suspended and not allowed to participate in team activities, although he is still listed on the team's roster and is reportedly still enrolled as a student.^[5]

^undecided at the time of roster selection^[2]

^~undecided at game time^[1]

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