The conclusive update for the class of 2024 basketball rankings has arrived. After closely monitoring the final months of the high school basketball season, including playoffs, tournaments, All-Star games, and senior performances, we unveil the last adjustments to the rankings. Some already established prospects have showcased significant improvements, earning them a final climb in the rankings. Additionally, a group of rising stars has emerged, making their mark and breaking into the Top-150.
Today, we highlight the standout performers and newcomers in the latest 247Sports Top-150 for the class of 2024. Who managed to make that critical final push? Which prospects have continued to evolve, solidifying their position among the nation’s elite?
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DONNIE FREEMAN: NO. 15 OVERALL (+8), PF (COMMITTED TO SYRACUSE)
Donnie Freeman (Photo: Donnie Freeman Twitter)
Donnie Freeman has surged eight spots, earning his place among the five-star prospects in our final update. The 6-foot-9 forward from Washington, DC, showcased his prowess during a stellar senior season at IMG Academy and an impressive performance at the McDonald’s All-American Game. With his size, athleticism, and evolving skill set, Freeman has rightfully earned his spot in the rankings.
TRENT PERRY: NO. 33 OVERALL (+19), PG (UNDECIDED)
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Trent Perry, the 6-foot-4 point guard, has soared 19 spots in the rankings, showcasing remarkable growth in his final high school season. Perry’s leadership and skill set were instrumental in leading Harvard Westlake to a CIF Open Division State Championship, earning him MVP honors. With his size, versatility, and commitment to excellence, Perry is a prospect to watch as he decides between UCLA and Virginia.
DARREN HARRIS: NO. 37 OVERALL (+14), SF (COMMITTED TO DUKE)
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Darren Harris emerged as a top prospect on the east coast, impressing with his performances at Fairfax (Va.) Paul VI. The 6-foot-6 forward earned Player of the Year honors in the competitive WCAC, showcasing his shooting prowess and defensive skills. Committed to Duke as part of a stellar recruiting class, Harris is poised to make an immediate impact with his versatile skill set.
MERCY MILLER: NO. 49 OVERALL (+32), SG (COMMITTED TO HOUSTON)
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Mercy Miller has made a significant leap, climbing an impressive 32 spots in the rankings. The 6-foot-4 shooting guard from Sherman Oaks, California, displayed consistent scoring ability and confidence throughout his senior season. Committed to Houston, Miller’s strength, toughness, and scoring prowess make him a valuable addition to the Cougars’ lineup.
JAHKI HOWARD: NO. 53 OVERALL (+18), SF (COMMITTED TO AUBURN)
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Jahki Howard has experienced a resurgence in the rankings, solidifying his position among the top prospects in the class. The athletic 6-foot-6 wing has showcased improved consistency and defensive prowess, making him a coveted recruit. Committed to Auburn, Howard’s athleticism and versatility are sure to make an impact under coach Bruce Pearl.
GICARRI HARRIS: NO. 64 OVERALL (+26), CG (COMMITTED TO PURDUE)
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Gicarri Harris has climbed 26 spots in the rankings, demonstrating his consistency and reliability on the court. The versatile guard from Loganville, Georgia, showcased his scoring ability and basketball IQ during his senior season. Committed to Purdue, Harris’s skill set and mentality make him a perfect fit for the Boilermakers’ system.
DALLAS THOMAS: NO. 105 OVERALL (+29), PF (COMMITTED TO CLEMSON)
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Dallas Thomas has surged 29 spots in the rankings, earning recognition for his potential and versatility. The slender 6-foot-7 forward possesses a deadly shooting touch and the potential to be a mismatch at the college level. Committed to Clemson, Thomas’s skill set and upside make him an exciting prospect for the Tigers’ program.
TRENT NOAH: NO. 108 OVERALL (+24), SF (UNDECIDED)
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Trent Noah has risen 24 spots in the rankings, showcasing his scoring prowess and versatility throughout his high school career. The sharpshooting wing from Harlan County, Kentucky, has garnered attention for his size, toughness, and ability to impact games. With his recruitment still open, Noah is a prospect to watch as he evaluates his options.
NEWCOMER — DORYAN ONWUCHEKWA: NO. 148 OVERALL, C (COMMITTED TO GEORGIA TECH)
Doryan Onwuchekwa (Photo: Eric Bossi, 247Sports)
Doryan Onwuchekwa has burst onto the scene, earning recognition for his transformation and improvement during his senior year. The former Colorado commit has revamped his game, showcasing increased engagement and focus on both ends of the floor. Committed to Georgia Tech, Onwuchekwa’s potential and work ethic make him an intriguing prospect for the Yellow Jackets.
NEWCOMER — DANIEL JACOBSEN: NO. 149 OVERALL, C (COMMITTED TO PURDUE)
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Daniel Jacobsen, the 7-foot-3 big man, has made a
