Competing in the McDonald’s All-American Game is a right of passage for the basketball stars of the future. While the game itself often takes on the feel of an All-Star Game as an exhibition meant to excite the fans, the practices and scrimmage leading up to the big event are historically much more competitive and offer a better evaluation setting before the top prospects in the country jump to the next level.
The class at the 2024 boys McDonald’s All-American Game already feels more talented than the groups from the previous two years. This year’s class has a true superstar prospect in Duke-bound forward Cooper Flagg, who is the
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