The 2023 McDonald's All American Game is upon us, set to take place on Tuesday, March 28 at the Toyota Center in Houston.
Every year, when the McDonald's All American Game rosters are announced, the selections are met with claims of politics and controversy. With only 24 spots available, it is inevitable that some top-ranked prospects will be skipped over.
In this year's instance, the foggy 2023 high school class didn't make the process easy on the selection committee. There are varying opinions on who the best players are in this class, as evidenced by a few different players donning a No. 1 ranking depending on your recruiting service of choice.
247 Sports and Rivals.com have dubbed USC commit Isaiah Collier as the top-ranked player in the class. ESPN has given Kentucky commit Justin Edwards the No. 1 ranking, while On3 has rewarded Colorado commit Cody Williams as the top recruit.
With that much discrepancy for the No. 1 overall ranking, you can only imagine how different the rest of the class rankings shake out.
Taking rankings across numerous sites into account, we have deferred to 247 Sports' composite list to get a general consensus on this year's McDonald's All American class. You can find where each player rankings among their peers below.
McDonald's All American Game 2023 prospects by composite ranking
Players ordered by 247 Sports composite rankings.
1. Isaiah Collier, West roster
6'4 PG, Wheeler (GA), five-star — USC commit
2. Justin Edwards, East roster
6'7 SF, Imhotep (PA), five-star — Kentucky commit
3. D.J. Wagner, East roster
6'2 PG, Camden (NJ), five-star — Kentucky commit
4. Aaron Bradshaw, East roster
7'0 C, Camden (NJ), five-star — Kentucky commit
5. Matas Buzelis, East roster
6'9 SF, Sunrise Christian (KS), five-star — G League Ignite commit
6. Ron Holland, West roster
6'8 PF, Duncanville (TX), five-star — Texas commit
7. Mackenzie Mgbako, East roster
6'8 PF, Roselle Catholic (NJ), five-star — Duke commit
8. Xavier Booker, East roster
6'10 C, Cathedral (IN), five-star — Michigan State commit
No. 9-ranked Rob Dillingham (Kentucky) was ineligible for McDAAG due to Overtime Elite participation.
10. Stephon Castle, East roster
6'6 PG, Newton (GA), five-star — UConn commit
11. Omaha Biliew, West roster
6'9 PF, Waukee Senior (IA), five-star — Iowa State commit
12. Cody Williams, East roster
6'7 SF, Perry (AZ), five-star — Colorado commit
13. Sean Stewart, East roster
6'8 PF, Montverde (FL), five-star — Duke commit
14. Kwame Evans Jr., East roster
6'9 PF, Montverde (FL), five-star — Oregon commit
15. Jared McCain, West roster
6'3 SG, Centennial (CA), five-star — Duke commit
16. Baye Fall, West roster
6'11 C, Accelerated Schools (CO), five-star — Arkansas commit
No. 17-ranked Caleb Foster (Duke) and No. 18-ranked AJ Johnson (Texas) were not selected.
19. Andrej Stojakovic, West roster
6'7 SF, Jesuit (CA), five-star — Stanford commit
No. 20-ranked TJ Power (Duke) was not selected.
21. Elmarko Jackson, East roster
6'3 SG, South Kent School (CT), five-star — Kansas commit
22. Ja'Kobe Walter, West roster
6'5 SG, Link Academy (TX), five-star — Baylor commit
No. 23-ranked Layden Blocker (Arkansas) was not selected.
24. Jeremy Fears, West roster
6'2 PG, Joilet West (IL), five-star — Michigan State commit
25. Mookie Cook, West roster
6'7 SF, Compass Prep (AZ), five-star — Oregon commit
No.26-ranked Mikey Williams (Memphis) was not selected.
27. Aden Holloway, East roster
6'1 PG, Prolific Prep (CA), four-star — Arkansas commit
No. 28-ranked Miro Little (Baylor) and No. 29-ranked Simeon Wilcher (UNC) were not selected.
30. Reed Sheppard, West roster
6'2 SG, North Laurel (KY), four-star — Kentucky commit
No. 31-ranked Trentyn Flowers (Louisville) and No. 32-ranked Jackson Shelstad (Oregon) were not selected.
33. Bronny James, West roster
6'3 PG, Sierra Canyon (CA), four-star — Undeclared
Recruits ranked Nos. 34 to 42 were not selected.
43. Brandon Garrison, West roster
6'9 C, Del City (OK), four-star — Oklahoma State commit