Recruiting Trail - Nation's Top Athletes

Solomon Uyaelunmo came to the United States from Nigeria with his brother. Now they are both outstanding basketball players. Solomon is committed to Towson.

Reggie Chaney has developed from an undersized center to a versatile forward at Findlay Prep in Nevada. He is committed to Arkansas.

Javonte Smart is proud to be from Louisiana. The Scotlandville star is aiming for another championship this season, and he hopes to do the same in the future at LSU.

David McCormack is the latest All-American to come out of national powerhouse Oak Hill Academy. The five-star big man is committed to the Kansas Jayhawks.

Nassir Little of Orlando Christian Prep is a five-star prospect in the 2018 class. The versatile forward is committed to the North Carolina Tar Heels.

Romeo Langford is a blue chip guard from New Albany, IN. He may rewrite the storied record books of Indiana high school basketball. He is considering Indiana, Kansas, and Vanderbilt for college.

Silvio De Sousa left his home country of Angola to pursue basketball dreams in the United States. He is playing his last prep season at IMG Academy in Florida before heading to college to play for the Kansas Jayhawks.

Lamar High School in Houston, TX, calls itself DB High. It has produced a number of college and professional players at defensive back. Texas commit D'Shawn Jamison and five-star prospect Anthony Cook are the two latest.

Shaun Shivers is always proving his doubters wrong. The 5'5" running back is one of the best players in Florida. He has been a big part of Chaminade-Madonna's success, and he is committed to play football and run track at Auburn.

Cam'Ron Davis plays running back for defending state champion Carol City High School in Florida. He is staying close to home for college, as he's committed to the Miami Hurricanes.

Patrick Joyner is a linebacker at South Dade High School. He is committed to the Florida State Seminoles.

Cambridge Christian offensive lineman Richard Gouraige is one of the best linemen in the 2018 class. He is an Under Armour All-American.

Marvin Bagley is the top-rated recruit from the 2017 class. The former star at Sierra Canyon High School in California graduated high school early so he could enroll at Duke, where hopes to continue to improve so he can eventually reach the NBA.

Kelvin Joseph of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is one of the best defensive backs in the nation. He has offers from LSU, Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, and many others.

His brother, Dalvin, is a top rookie in the NFL. James Cook is now the next star running back to come out of Miami Central High School.

Terrace Marshall of Parkway High School in Louisiana is arguably the top wide receiver in the 2018 class. Despite a season-ending injury as a senior, he is still an All-American with numerous scholarship offers.

Asante Samuel, Jr, has the same name as his NFL father, but he wants his own legacy. Playing at national power St. Thomas Aquinas, the Florida State commit is determined to make a name for himself.

Justin Rogers is one of the top quarterbacks in the 2018 class. His elite size and poise in the pocket make him an intriguing prospect for the next level. He is a verbal commit to the TCU Horned Frogs.

We met Donovan Peoples-Jones at the U.S. Army All American Bowl. Take a look at what the Cass Tech High School product brings to Michigan.

Emmanuel Akot is an Arizona commit. Originally from Canada, he played his high school ball at Wasatch Academy in Utah. Formerly a 2018 recruit, he has reclassified to the 2017 class and will join the Arizona Wildcats for the 2017-18 season.

P.J. Washington of Findlay Prep is one of the best players in the 2017 class. After playing for a powerhouse high school program, P.J. is ready to contribute for Kentucky next season.

Cesar Ruiz, the top-rated center in the 2017 football class, honed his skills at IMG Academy in Florida for two seasons. He has signed with the Michigan Wolverines.

Kennedy Brooks has been a dominant running back at Mansfield High School in Texas. He's now heading to Oklahoma, where he hopes to add to the tradition of great Sooner running backs.

M.J. Walker is an All-American guard from Jonesboro High School in Georgia. He's one of the top players in his class, and he is deciding between Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Ohio State, UCLA, and Maryland for college.