The new 2018 Rivals150 hoops rankings are live and there are a number of Terps prospects that made the cut.
One of the biggest jumps was made by Westtown PF Jake Forrester, a four-star now the No. 70-ranked player in the country. He's picked up numerous offers of late and has caught the eye of numerous schools, including Maryland. He visited College Park for the Nebraska game last week.
Moses Brown, a big-time 7-foot center prospect that has been on Maryland's campus numerous times, comes in at No. 6 in the latest rankings. IMG's Silvio De Sousa comes in at No. 8.
Local forward Jalen Smith comes in at No. 23, while the local guard trio of Prentiss Hubb (No. 36), Brandon Slater (No. 41) and Kiyon Boyd (No. 48) round out the top 50.
David McCormack (No. 55), Jake Forrester, Hameir Wright others to keep an eye on.
Needless to say, the Terps are in solid shape with a number of top prospects in what will likely be a larger class in 2018.
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One of the biggest jumps was made by Westtown PF Jake Forrester, a four-star now the No. 70-ranked player in the country. He's picked up numerous offers of late and has caught the eye of numerous schools, including Maryland. He visited College Park for the Nebraska game last week.
Moses Brown, a big-time 7-foot center prospect that has been on Maryland's campus numerous times, comes in at No. 6 in the latest rankings. IMG's Silvio De Sousa comes in at No. 8.
Local forward Jalen Smith comes in at No. 23, while the local guard trio of Prentiss Hubb (No. 36), Brandon Slater (No. 41) and Kiyon Boyd (No. 48) round out the top 50.
David McCormack (No. 55), Jake Forrester, Hameir Wright others to keep an eye on.
Needless to say, the Terps are in solid shape with a number of top prospects in what will likely be a larger class in 2018.
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FULL RANKINGS
