by Alex Schwartz

With yesterday being the final day of the late signing period for high school basketball players in the class of 2010, it is now time to release our final rankings of the outgoing seniors. This is the fourth installment of of our 2010 rankings, which began in July of 09 with the Terrific 35. In late August of 09, the list was extended to a Terrific 125, which was then updated in January of 2010.

The three players atop the rankings remain the same, but in a different order. For the first time, there is a new number one player, as Harrison Barnes jumps to the top spot. Jared Sullinger stays put at number two, while Brandon Knight drops from number one to three.

Rounding out the top five in the final rankings are Kyrie Irving and Josh Selby. Enes Kanter debuts at number six in the rankings and Reggie Bullock checks in at number seven. Terrence Jones makes a big jump from number 20 up to number eight, but Cory Joseph makes an even larger move, going from 25 up to number nine. Perry Jones rounds out the top 10, while Tobias Harris and Will Barton just miss the final top 10.

Only three new players enter the top 25, as Ryan Harrow moves from 26 to 22, Tony Mitchell goes from 28 to 24, and Ray McCallum rises from 37 up to 25. Falling out of the top 25 are Stacey Poole (18 to 26), Noah Cottrill (21 to 27), and Adreian Payne (23 to 30).

There are seven players who enter the final rankigns, four of whom are in the top 100. Those in front of the century mark are Enes Kanter, Gorgui Dieng, Shabazz Napier, and Moses Abraham. With seven players entering, that means seven fall out, including previous #108 Ohio State-bound Lenzelle Smith of Zion-Benton Township (IL), previous #121 Virginia Tech-signee Tyrone Garland of John Bartram (PA), previous #123 Oregon State-commit Devon Collier of St. Anthony's (NJ), and previous #124 Seton Hall-pledge Fuquan Edwin of Paterson Catholic (NJ).

There are a number of players who made large jumps or major falls in the final rankings. Six players moved up at least a dozen spots, in Terrence Jones (12 spots), Ray McCallum (12 spots), Terrence Ross (15 spots), Cory Joseph (16 spots), Jamail Jones (17 spots), and the highest riser, Allen Crabbe (35 spots). There are eight players that dropped at least a dozen spots: David Nyarsuk (12 spots), Dwayne Polee (15 spots), Daniel Bejarano (17 spots), Mardracus Wade (17 spots), Justin Martin (17 spots), Carson Desrosiers (23 spots), Luke Cothron (26 spots), and James Johnson (28 spots).

Now, have a look at the Final Edition of Northstar Basketball's Class of 2010 Terrific 125:

CLASS OF 2010 TERRIFIC 125
Rank. Name, Position, Height, High School (State), College
1. Harrison Barnes, SF, 6'7, Ames (IA), North Carolina- a silent assassin with a high basketball IQ, he can do it all on the court, including drive and finish, shoot the three, handle, and rebound
2. Jared Sullinger, PF, 6'8, Northland (OH), Ohio State- big-bodied low post man is very skilled, works hard, knows how to use his size to his advantage, can step out and shoot beyond the arc, and wins games
3. Brandon Knight, PG, 6'3, Pine Crest (FL), Kentucky- a scoring point with a great frame who can really play D and also has great quickness to blow by a defender
4. Kyrie Irving, PG, 6'2, St. Patrick's (NJ), Duke- maybe the most complete guard in the class, he is a point guard who scores the ball at the cup and beyond the arc, and he can also distribute
5. Josh Selby, PG, 6'2, Lake Clifton (MD), Kansas- flashy combo guard with phenomenal athleticism who puts the ball the ball in the hoop from just about anywhere
6. Enes Kanter, C, 6'9, Stone Ridge Prep (CA), Kentucky- a big man from Turkey, he is an elite rebounder, great scorer in the paint, and a quality defender
7. Reggie Bullock, SG, 6'6, Kinston (NC), North Carolina- big-time scorer with great range from deep who can also also beat his defender off the dribble
8. Terrence Jones, PF, 6'8, Jefferson (OR), Kentucky- a long, versatile combo forward with a developing perimeter jumper, he has a good handle, rebounds well, and is a quality defender
9. Cory Joseph, PG, 6'3, Findlay Prep (NV), Texas- silky smooth, playmaking guard who can both score the ball and distribute it, he is lethal from deep and also defends well
10. Perry Jones, PF, 6'10, Duncanville (TX), Baylor- a long player in the post, he scores, rebounds, blocks shots, runs the floor, and has a lot of room for improvement, especially once he goes 100% at all times
11. Tobias Harris, PF, 6'8, Half Hollow Hills West (NY), Tennessee- the face-up four has developed a great deal and has a superb frame to go along with great defensive abilities and an all-around offensive attack
12. Will Barton, SG, 6'6, Brewster Academy (NH), Memphis- an outstanding athlete despite his wiry frame, he can drive to the hole and score in addition to make shots from the outside
13. Joe Jackson, PG, 5'11, White Station (TN), Memphis- an explosive guard at the one, he is athletic and puts the ball in the hoop despite his size and frame
14. Doron Lamb, SG, 6'4, Oak Hill Academy (VA), Kentucky- top-notch scorer is an intelligent player out of New York City with a great midrange game who also works on the defensive end
15. Tristan Thompson, PF, 6'9, Findlay Prep (NV), Texas- a long forward oozing with potential who rebounds well and scores in the post, he still has a long way to go, but is developing nicely
16. CJ Leslie, PF, 6'8, Word of God Academy (NC), North Carolina State- tremendous athlete with a great frame, his skill set is still a work in progress, but he can score the ball and rebound
17. Fab Melo, C, 7'0, Sagemont School (FL), Syracuse- a large presence in the paint, the Brazilian blocks shots, rebounds, and is getting himself into better shape
18. Patric Young, PF, 6'8, Providence School (FL), Florida- an elite physical specimen with superb athletic ability, he works hard, scores, and rebounds
19. DeShaun Thomas, PF, 6'7, Bishop Luers (IN), Ohio State- combo forward with a large body who puts the ball in the hoop quite frequently and will get better as his perimeter game develops at both ends
20. Josh Smith, C, 6'10, Kentwood (WA), UCLA- a big-bodied low block player rebounds the basketball, scores, and is ferocious in the paint, but must keep his weight in check
21. Keith Appling, PG, 6'2, Pershing (MI), Michigan State- combo guard with an uncanny ability for scoring both off the drive and the three, he is a smart player who also can be a floor leader
22. Ryan Harrow, PG, 6'0, Walton (GA), North Carolina State- an electrifying, undersized point guard, he puts the ball in the cup and is also a great distributor
23. Jelan Kendick, SF, 6'6, Wheeler (GA), Memphis- a long, intriguing specimen who can play the one, two, and three, he has a solid overall game and looks like he will only get better
24. Tony Mitchell, PF, 6'7, Pinkston (TX), Missouri- the hard-working combo forward with a high motor has a versatile offensive game and can run the floor
25. Ray McCallum, PG, 6'1, Detroit Country Day School (MI), Detroit- smart, heady point guard with deceptive athleticism is the definition of a floor general
26. Stacey Poole, SF, 6'5, Providence School (FL), Kentucky- a wing who gets to the cup, he is a big-time scorer who also plays tough D at the other end
27. Noah Cottrill, PG, 6'2, Logan (WV), West Virginia- though overly flashy at times, he is a playmaking, score-first point guard who strokes it from deep and also can get teammates involved
28. Dion Waiters, SG, 6'3, Life Center Academy (NJ), Syracuse- the athletic combo guard plays strong D, has a good frame, and is a tremendous scorer off the dribble and from deep
29. Justin Coleman, SF, 6'5, Huntington Prep (WV), Louisville- an absolutely fantastic athlete with great leaping ability, he is a quality scorer, but does need to polish his all-around game
30. Adreian Payne, C, 6'10, Jefferson (OH), Michigan State- he is a post player who is not quite there yet, but has a chance to be special if he puts it all together, due to his great athleticism and length
31. Gary Franklin, PG, 6'2, Mater Dei (CA), Cal- a guard whose forte is the outside shot, he can also score off the bounce and distribute the rock
32. Casey Prather, SF, 6'5, North Side (TN), Florida- an athletic wing who can score the basketball, he has a good frame and could become a top-notch defender
33. Mychal Parker, SF, 6'6, The Miller School (VA), Maryland- he needs to play hard at all times, but when he does, he is a big-time scorer who gets to the hole, draws fouls, and hits outside shots
34. Travis McKie, SF, 6'6, John Marshall (VA), Wake Forest- a smart, athletic, hard-working wing who can score, he is a winner and a competitor, but must improve his J
35. Kendall Marshall, PG, 6'3, Bishop O'Connell (VA), North Carolina- a true floor general who needs to work on his quickness and jumper, he runs a team well, distributes, and has a high basketball IQ
36. Tarik Black, PF, 6'8, Ridgeway (TN), Memphis- the big man is a true post player and has a great frame, is a very good rebounder, and puts the ball in the hoop
37. Cameron Clark, SF, 6'6, Sherman (TX), Oklahoma- a long athlete on the wing, he has a nice mid-range game and can also knock it down from three-point land
38. Jereme Richmond, SF, 6'7, Waukegan (IL)- once he starts to play hard at all times, he could be a special player, as he is a skilled and long wing
39. Keala King, SG, 6'5, Mater Dei (CA), Arizona State- a talented and smooth wing who passes the ball well and also scores from all over the floor
40. Tyler Lamb, SG, 6'4, Mater Dei (CA), UCLA- in addition to being a knockdown shooter beyond the arc, the guard also possess stellar athletic ability
41. Vander Blue, SG, 6'3, Madison Memorial (WI), Marquette- a athletic combo guard who can put the ball in the hoop and also find open teammates
42. JT Terrell, SG, 6'3, West Charlotte (NC), Wake Forest- a pure scorer and high volume shooter, he can really fill it up, especially off of his outstanding jumpshot
43. Josh Hairston, PF, 6'7, Montrose Christian (MD), Duke- a touch undersized, he makes up for it with hard work, tenacity, and overall skill set
44. Ian Miller, PG, 6'0, United Faith Christian Academy (NC), Florida State- talented point guard can stroke it from deep and also get teammates involved
45. Terrence Ross, SG, 6'5, Jefferson (OR), Washington- a wing player with a good frame, he continues to improve and can really score the ball
46. Roscoe Smith, SF, 6'8, Oak Hill Academy (VA), UConn- an ultra-long wing out of Baltimore, he can put the ball in the hoop and shoot the three, but needs to go hard all the time
47. Dwight Powell, C, 6'9, IMG Academy (FL), Stanford- long and lanky, he rebounds the ball, works hard on the blocks, and  scores the ball, including off the J
48. David Nyarsuk, C, 7'1, Mountain State Academy (WV), West Virginia- a center who has great height and length to go along with superb athletic ability, he blocks shots, rebounds, and scores down low
49. Trey Zeigler, SG, 6'4, Mount Pleasant (MI), Central Michigan- solid all-around player on the wing with a sturdy frame, he can hit shots and also score off the bounce
50. Crandall Head, SG, 6'4, Rich South (IL), Illinois- an athletic two-guard who can score the ball around the cup and also make shots from the outside
51. Juwan Staten, PG, 5'11, Oak Hill Academy (VA), Dayton- slightly undersized, the PG is adept at driving to the cup and finishing, but he can also shoot it and distribute
52. Nate Lubick, PF, 6'8, St. Mark's (MA), Georgetown- he works hard in the paint almost all the time, rebounds the ball, and is also a good scorer
53. Gorgui Dieng, C, 6'10, Huntington Prep (WV), Louisville- an international center with great height and size, he both rebounds and scores
54. Aaron Craft, PG, 6'1, Liberty-Benton (OH), Ohio State- though not the most skilled player, he goes all out at all times, plays D, shoots it, and is a true team leader
55. Matt Derenbecker, SF, 6'6, Metaire Park Country Day (LA), LSU- a long wing whose forte is shooting the ball from beyond the three-point line
56. Jordan Sibert, SF, 6'5, Princeton (OH), Ohio State- a wing with a great frame and good size who can put the ball in the hoop and could develop into a great defender
57. Evan Smotrycz, SF, 6'8 New Hampton Prep (NH), Michigan- a long combo forward with a good frame, he plays hard and is a knockdown shooter drom deep
58. Jayvaughn Pinkston, SF, 6'6, Bishop Loughlin (NY), Villanova- a sturdy, athletic combo forward with a great frame who rebounds well and can really score, but must go hard at all times
59. Anthony Brown, SG, 6'6, Ocean View (CA), Stanford- a two-guard with great size and length who can really stroke it from beyond the arc
60. Jeremy Lamb, SG, 6'4, Norcross (GA), UConn- still raw, the smooth wing is a great athlete with length, who has a shot to be special down the line
61. Baye Moussa Keita, C, 6'10, Oak Hill Academy (VA), Syracuse- a long center, he is still raw, but rebounds well, blocks shots, makes free throws, and continues to develop his scoring ability in the paint
62. Jordan McRae, SG, 6'6, Liberty County (GA), Tennessee- while he needs to work on consistency, he is a talented scorer who can hit the three and can fill it up
63. Okaro White, PF, 6'7, Clearwater (FL), Florida State- long post player is still raw, but he works hard down low, rebounds well, and can score
64. Dominique Ferguson, PF, 6'8, Hargrave Military Academy (VA), Florida International- although he is raw and has to refine his game, the post player is long and has nice upside
65. Markus Kennedy, PF, 6'8, Winchendon School (MA), prep school/Villanova- big-bodied four scores in the post and can  stretch out the D with the midrange J, but needs to improve defensively and stay in shape
66. Markel Starks, PG, 6'0, Georgetown Prep (MD), Georgetown- tough, scoring point guard who can put points on the board in the hurry and also distributes
67. Trevor Releford, PG, 5'10, Bishop Miege (KS), Alabama- an undersized one who can handle the rock, pass it, and also put it in the hoop
68. Desmond Simmons, SF, 6'7, Salesian (CA), Washington- an athletic wing who has good size and can score the ball off the jumper or the dribble
69. Gerard Coleman, SG, 6'4, Tilton School (NH), Providence- a lethal offensive player, the guard can put the ball in the cup in multiple ways
70. Chris Crawford, SG, 6'4, Sheffield (TN), Memphis- a fantastic shooter from beyond the arc who has a good frame and solid athletic ability
71. Jamail Jones, SF, 6'6, Montverde Academy (FL), Marquette- a bouncy athlete who can handle, he is also a solid shooter from outside the arc
72. Phil Pressey, PG, 5'9, Episcopal School of Dallas (TX), Missouri- he plays good defense and counters being undersized with good quickness and athleticism
73. Melvin Tabb, PF, 6'8, Enloe (NC), Wake Forest- possessing a great frame, the combo forward is a hard worker who runs the floor well, rebounds, and scores
74. Michael Cobbins, PF, 6'8, Palo Duro (TX), Oklahoma State- big man with a good frame and superb athleticism, he both rebounds and scores the ball
75. Damontre Harris, PF, 6'9, Trinity Christian (NC), South Carolina- an intriguing big man with length who is still coming along, but has nice upside
76. JJ Moore, SF, 6'6, South Kent (CT), Pitt- an athletic wing who can fill it up, he has good size along with a good frame, and can really score the ball
77. Jarell Eddie, SF, 6'6, Cannon School (NC), Virginia Tech- a big-bodied wing with above average athletic ability who can score the ball and also put it on the deck
78. James Bell, SF, 6'5, Montverde Academy (FL), Villanova- while his overall game needs some polishing, he is a fantastic athlete who rebounds the ball and plays great D
79. KT Harrell, SG, 6'3, Brewbaker Tech Magnet (AL), Virginia- slightly undersized at the two, he is a deadly outside shooter, both off the bounce and the catch
80. Bruce Ellington, PG, 5'10, Berkeley (SC), South Carolina- a speedy and athletic, yet undersized point guard who is also a football star
81. Markel Brown, SG, 6'3, Peabody (LA), Oklahoma State- the two-guard is a great long range shooter, but he is capable of putting the rock on the floor and scoring off the bounce
82. Will Regan, PF, 6'8, Nichols School (NY), Virginia- always going 100%, he rebounds the ball at both ends, has a good handle, runs the floor with ease, and can even shoot the three
83. Richard Solomon, C, 6'9, Price (CA), Cal- the long big man works hard, scores the ball, rebounds, blocks shots, and can also put it on the deck a bit
84. Rion Brown, SG, 6'6, Liberty County (GA), Miami- a long sharpshooter who has good athletic ability and can also put it on the floor some
85. Allen Crabbe, SG, 6'5, Price (CA), Cal- a smart player who possesses a good skill set on the wing, his overall game is coming along nicely
86. Shabazz Napier, PG, 5'11, Lawrence Academy (MA), UConn- undersized point guard has good quickness, scores the ball, and gets his teammates involved
87. Evan Anderson, C, 6'11, Eau Claire North (WI), Wisconsin- a pure low post player, he is very large, rebounds, plays hard, gets to the line, and can score
88. Luke Cothron, PF, 6'8, Flora MacDonald Academy (NC), Auburn- a long, but raw and still developing combo forward who dwars fouls, he needs to play hard at all times
89. Daniel Bejarano, SG, 6'4, Phoenix North (AZ), Arizona- hard-working thick wing is a smart player who can handle the rock, shoot the J, and also get to the hoop
90. Moses Abraham, PF, 6'9, Progressive Christian (MD), Georgetown- a good shot blocker on the defensive end, he scores the ball on offense, and does a good job of rebounding on both ends
91. Isaiah Epps, PG, 6'1, Hargrave Military Academy (VA), Pitt- combo guard is quick, passes well, and scores the ball off the bounce and the three,
92. Trae Golden, PG, 6'1, McEachern (GA), Tennessee- the skilled guard has a nice all-around game, as he can gets teammates involved and also score
93. Meyers Leonard, C, 7'0, Robinson (IL), Illinois- a big man who is quite long, he can step out and hit a three, which makes him unique for a 7-footer
94. Taran Buie, PG, 6'1, State College Area (PA), Penn State- a true point guard who finds his teammates, he is quick and score the ball
95. Terone Johnson, PG, 6'2, North Central (IL), Purdue- the combo guard from has a sturdy frame and scores the ball in addition to dishing it out
96. Eric Atkins, PG, 6'1, Mount St. Joseph (MD), Notre Dame- the combo guard can run the point well, but also does a good job of scoring and can shoot the rock
97. Daniel Alexander, PF, 6'8, Dripping Springs (TX), Texas A&M- a long big man with a nice all-around skill set, he is a solid overall player
98. Mardracus Wade, SG, 6'2, Hargrave Military Academy (VA), Arkansas- although undersized, he plays great defense, works hard, and can shoot the ball a bit
99. Carson Desrosiers, PF, 6'11, Central Catholic (MA), Wake Forest- though not yet comfortable in the post, the big man can handle the rock and shoot it behind the arc
100. Charles Hankerson, Jr., SG, 6'4, Coral Reef (FL), Alabama- a thick, versatile player who can play the one through the three, he can shoot it and also handle
101. RJ Slawson, PF, 6'7, Fort Dorchester (SC), South Carolina- despite being a bit undersized at the four, he is skilled player who came on late
102. JD Weatherspoon, SF, 6'6, Northland (OH), Ohio State- he scores and rebounds, possessing good size to go along with a solid skill set
103. Khyle Marshall, SG, 6'5, Flanagan (FL), Butler- a wing who is a quality athlete and a good shooter, he can also get to the cup off the bounce
104. Russell Byrd, SF, 6'7, Blackhawk Christian (IN), Michigan State- the long wing is a top-notch outside shooter with a smooth stroke, but needs to be more consistent
105. James Johnson, PF, 6'9, Elsinore (CA), Virginia- he plays hard and has a nice overall skill set to go along with a solid frame and nice size
106. Jerian Grant, SG, 6'4, DeMatha (MD), Notre Dame- a wing who can flat-out play, he is a team player and a true winner with the ability to score the ball
107. TJ Taylor, SG, 6'3, Denison (TX), Oklahoma- a scorer at the two spot, he could use another inch or so, but he is talented and can fill it up
108. Jordin Mayes, SG, 6'1, Westchester (CA), Arizona- a combo guard who is better suited as an undersized two, he is a great shooter from beyond the arc
109. Jay Canty, SF, 6'5, Oak Ridge Military Academy (NC), Xavier- a athletic playmaker on the wing, he is a player who can score the ball and also rebound it
110. Dwayne Polee, SF, 6'7, Westchester (CA), St. John's- a big-time athlete with great shot blocking ability who is still raw, he is getting better, but must really improve his J
111. Jason Morris, SF, 6'5, Hotchkiss School (CT), Georgia Tech- a phenomenal athlete, he can jump out of the gym, but must round out his skill set and become more consistent with his three-pointer
112. Bryce Jones, SG, 6'4, Taft (CA), USC- a skilled wing who has a solid overall game and can lead a team in addition to putting the ball in the hoop
113. Ahmad Starks, PG, 5'8, Whitney Young (IL), Oregon State- he can really score and distribute the rock despite the fact that he is quite undersized
114. Demarco Cox, C, 6'8, Yazoo City (MS), Ole Miss- the football star is a good rebounder and has a huge frame, but is undersized at the five height-wise
115. Tyler Thornton, PG, 6'2, Gonzaga (DC), Duke- well-built floor leader with a high basketball IQ has good strength to get to the cup and is a true winner
116. Cody Larson, PF, 6'9, Roosevelt (SD), Florida- the long big man has possesses a nice overall skill set and is still coming along as a player
117. Alex Rossi, SF, 6'5, New Trier (IL), Cal- he doesn't have a great handle, but he is an outstanding shooter from three-point range, though he needs to be more consistent
118. Langston Galloway, SG, 6'3, Christian Life Academy (LA), St. Joseph's- the sturdy combo guard can handle the rock and also drain shots from beyond the arc
119. Royce Woolridge, SG, 6'3, Sunnyslope (AZ), Kansas- a talented two-guard with a superb all-around offensive game, as he can shoot the three and score off the bounce
120. Cedrick Lindsay, SG, 6'1, Gonzaga (DC), Richmond- a strong scoring combo guard who gets to the cup and draws fouls, he is more of an undersized two
121. Kyle Collinsworth, SF, 6'6, Provo (UT), BYU- a solid wing with a good frame he has a nice handle to go along with stellar shooting ability
122. Justin Martin, SF, 6'7, Mountain State Academy (WV), Xavier- a long wing wit ha sturdy build, he is a quality shooter, but needs to develop his all-around game
123. Alex Kirk, C, 6'11, Los Alamos (NM), New Mexico- a big man with a huge frame, he needs to work on his mobility and stamina, but he can rebound and score
124. Jelani Hewitt, PG, 6'3, Northeast (FL), Georgia Southern- a scoring combo guard with a quality offensive skill set that includes a nice jumpshot
125. Andre Stringer, PG, 5'10, Forest Hill (MS), LSU- despite being undersized, he is a very good offensive player and has a top-notch outside shot

RANKING NOTES
- Post grads were not considered for this list, though fifth-year seniors were.
- The most common position on the list is shooting guard, with 31, followed by point guards and small forwards, with 28 each. There are 26 power forwards and 12 centers.
- There are six players on the list under 6'0 and three players who are 7'0 or taller.
- There 14 high schools that have multiple players on the list,including three with more than two: Oak Hill Academy (four), Hargrave Military Academy (three), Mater Dei (three), Findlay Prep (two),Gonzaga (DC), Huntington Prep (WV), Jefferson (OR), Liberty County (two), Montverde Academy(two), Mountain State Academy (two), Northland (two), Price (two),Providence School (two), and Westchester (two)
- There are 34 states (including DC) with players on the list, based off where the players attend high school. Twenty-six states have more than one player ranked: California (twelve), Florida (eleven), Virginia (ten), North Carolina (nine), Texas (seven), Georgia (six), Maryland (six), Illinois (five), Ohio (five), West Virginia (five), Massachusetts (four), Tennessee (four), Indiana (three), Louisiana (three), Michigan (three), New Hampshire (three), New York (three), Arizona (two), Connecticut (two), District of Columbia (two), Mississippi (two), New Jersey (two), Nevada (two), Oregon (two), South Carolina (two), and Wisconson (two)
- There are 64 colleges with commitments from ranked players. Of them, 36 have multiple players committed, including 17 with three or more: Kentucky (five), Memphis (five), Ohio State (five), Cal (four), Wake Forest (four), Duke (three), Florida (three), Georgetown (three), Illinois (three), Michigan State (three), North Carolina (three), South Carolina (three), Syracuse (three), Tennessee (three), UConn (three), Villanova (three), Virginia (three), Alabama (two), Arizona (two), Florida State (two), Kansas (two), Louisville (two), LSU (two), Marquette (two), Missouri (two), North Carolina State (two), Notre Dame (two), Oklahoma (two), Oklahoma State (two), Pitt (two), Stanford (two), Texas (two), UCLA (two), Washington (two), West Virginia (two), and Xavier (two).
-There are 13 conferences represented on the list, nine of which have multiple schools with commitments from players ranked. Seven of the nine have at least one school with multiple pledges from players mentioned. The list is as follows, with the numbers being Number of Players, Number of Schools, Number of Schools with Multiple Commits: Big East (24, 11, 9), ACC (21, 10, 6), SEC (21, 9, 6), Pac-10 (15, 8, 5), Big Ten (15, 7, 3), Big XII (12, 7, 5), Atlantic-10 (5, 4, 1), C-USA (5, 1, 1), Horizon League (2, 2, 0), Mountain West (2, 2, 0), MAC (1, 1, 0), SoCon (1, 1, 0), Sun Belt (1, 1, 0).

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Note- Bob Gibbons, ESPNU, Hoop Scoop, PrepStars.com, Rivals, and Scout used as sources for information