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This list shows me that the next couple of classes are pretty weak on the west coast especially. Once you get past the top 2 names at least. It will be interesting to see what we end up doing with Eric Cooper but I guess that will depend on his physical progression. From what I've seen, he's still a long way from being a high major contributor.

The west coast has plenty of talent. The Hamilton brothers are two of the best in the nation for their classes (2013, 2014), Stanley Johnson III (2014) could easily grow into a top 5 ranking (probably will), Ikenna's legit, Domingo and tons of others. As I said, this story is just the tip of the iceberg as we start digging into the spring and summer evals.

To me, the upper east coast looks to have a lot of strong talent as well, particularly in the Jersey, NYC and Philly markets.

Yes, the list goes on. I know Brad Allis is working on a Best of the West national article, which ranks the top 15 or 20 west coast prospects in 2013.

Don't forget about 2015 super talents Marcus LoVett and Aaron Holiday(Jrue's little brother).....both players put up over 50 pts as true freshman this past season. The West Coast is loaded with talent in 2013 and 2014, as well.

The list goes on. One guy I'm interested to see in the coming weeks (next week actually) is Devin Burleson (2014), a 6-8 forward from St. John Bosco who plays with the Hamilton Brothers.