As brackets bust all over the country, the men's NCAA Tournament continues with the Sweet 16 on Thursday and Friday and the Elite 8 on Saturday and Sunday.
With 241 total players on the remaining rosters, 36 states are represented along with 35 international players.
California has produced the most domestic players with 21.
Prolific Prep, which is now located in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., after more than a decade in Napa, Calif., is tied with
SoCal Academy (Castaic) for the most players produced by a single school.
won California's Division I state championship in 2023 with a pair of former teammates who could potentially meet in the Final Four.
Caleb Foster plays for the top overall seed Duke while
Mercy Miller plays for Houston, the second seed in the South region.
Florida has produced 18 players still in the Sweet 16, including six from
IMG Academy (Bradenton) and two from
Montverde Academy (Montverde).
Jackson Cook of Arizona and
Dillon Mitchell of St. John's are both Montverde alums.
Texas claims 16 players on the remaining rosters, including
Shadow Creek (Pearland) alums
Ramon Walker Jr. and
Bryce Jackson, who both play for Houston.
Eight players from
Link Academy (Branson) make up the 14 from the state of Missouri, including
Elliot Cadeau and
Labaron Philon Jr., who will meet up in the Sweet 16 when Michigan takes on Alabama.
Indiana is the only other state with more than 10 alums left in the tournament. Seven Hoosier State players stayed close to home to attend Purdue, including
Westfield grad
Braden Smith, who became the NCAA's Division I career assists leader in the tourney opener against Queens.
Additionally, 12 other schools have produced multiple players still competing in March Madness, including
Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.),
Camden (N.J.),
Columbus (Miami, Fla.),
Greeneville (Tenn.),
Okemos (Mich.),
Our Saviour Lutheran (Bronx, N.Y.),
Paul VI (Chantilly, Va.),
Roselle Catholic (Roselle, N.J.),
St. Thomas More (Oakdale, Conn.),
Thornton (Harvey, Ill.),
Wasatch Academy (Mt. Pleasant, Utah) and
Waukee (Iowa).
Players are attached to the school where they played their final season of high school basketball. Read on for a full breakdown of Sweet 16 rosters by state.
ALABAMA (1)
DeWayne Brown II, Tennessee, Hoover
ARIZONA (4)
Kylan Boswell, Illinois, AZ Compass Prep (Chandler)
Evan Nelson, Arizona, Salpointe Catholic (Tucson)
Koa Peat, Arizona, Perry (Gilbert)
Quentin Rhymes, Nebraska, Hillcrest Prep (Phoenix)
ARKANSAS (1)
Isaiah Sealy, Arkansas, Springdale
CALIFORNIA (21)
Amaree Abram, Tennessee, SoCal Academy (Castaic)
Addison Arnold, Arizona, Royal (Simi Valley)
Nimari Burnett, Michigan, Prolific Prep (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
Brayden Burries, Arizona, Roosevelt (Eastvale)
Caleb Foster, Duke, Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks)
Winters Grady, Michigan, Prolific Prep
Aden Holloway, Alabama, Prolific Prep
Bryce James, Arizona, Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth)
Jaden Karuletwa, Arkansas, Village Christian (Sun Valley)
Nikolas Khamenia, Duke, Harvard-Westlake (Studio City)
Jaxon Kohler, Michigan State, SoCal Academy
Cedric Lath, Houston, Balboa School (Escondido)
Houston Mallette, Alabama, Pacifica Christian (Newport Beach)
Jacob McFarland, Houston, Rancho Verde (Moreno Valley)
Mercy Miller, Houston, Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks)
Kelvin Odih, St. John's, SoCal Academy
Jordan Pope, Texas, Prolific Prep
Jacob Ross, UConn, SoCal Academy
Oziyah Sellers, St. John's, SoCal Academy
Aiden Sherrell, Alabama, Prolific Prep
CONNECTICUT (3)
Jared Garcia, Nebraska, St. Thomas More (Oakdale, Conn.)
London Jemison, Alabama, St. Thomas More
Noah Williamson, Alabama, St. Thomas More
FLORIDA (18)
Darius Acuff Jr., Arkansas, IMG Academy (Bradenton)
Charles Bediako, Alabama, IMG Academy
Cameron Boozer, Duke, Columbus (Miami)
Cayden Boozer, Duke, Columbus
Jaden Bradley, Arizona, IMG Academy
Jaylen Carey, Tennessee, Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale)
L.J. Cason, Michigan, Victory Christian Academy (Lakeland)
Jackson Cook, Arizona, Montverde Academy (Montverde)
Carson Cooper, Michigan State, IMG Academy
Alvaro Folgueiras, Iowa, DME Academy (Daytona Beach)
Alex Karaban, UConn, IMG Academy
Ricky Liburd, Michigan, Sagemont Prep (Weston)
Charlie May, Michigan, Saint Andrew's (Boca Raton)
Chase McCarty, Houston, IMG Academy
Dillon Mitchell, St. John's, Montverde Academy
Paulo Semedo, Arkansas, West Oaks Academy (Orlando)
Emanuel Sharp, Houston, Bishop McLaughlin Catholic (Spring Hill)
GEORGIA (6)
Amari Evans, Tennessee, Overtime Elite (Atlanta)
Malique Ewin, Arkansas, Berkmar (Lilburn)
Gicarri Harris, Purdue, Grayson (Loganville)
Karter Knox, Arkansas, Overtime Elite
Cameron Sheffield, Duke, Chattahoochee (Alpharetta)
Meleek Thomas, Arkansas, Overtime Elite
IDAHO (1)
Blake Buchanan, Iowa State, Lake City (Coeur d'Alene)
ILLINOIS (9)
Blake Fagbemi, Illinois, Benet Academy (Lisle)
Jeremy Fears Jr., Michigan State, Joliet West (Joliet)
Bryce Hopkins, St. John's, Fenwick (Oak Park)
Jason Jakstys, Illinois, Yorkville
Morez Johnson Jr., Michigan, Thornton (Harvey)
Cooper Koch, Iowa, Metamora
Alec Millender, UConn, St. Rita (Chicago)
AJ Redd, Illinois, Saint Ignatius College Prep (Chicago)
Ty Rodgers, Illinois, Thornton
INDIANA (12)
Jack Benter, Purdue, Brownstown Central (Brownstown)
Jake Davis, Illinois, Cathedral (Indianapolis)
Connor Essegian, Nebraska, Central Noble (Albion)
Aaron Fine, Purdue, Noblesville
Kaleb Glenn, Michigan State, La Lumiere (La Porte)
Ben Humrichous, Illinois, Tipton
Trey Kaufman-Renn, Purdue, Silver Creek (Sellersburg)
Sam King, Purdue, Columbus North (Columbus)
Fletcher Loyer, Purdue, Homestead (Fort Wayne)
Braylon Mullins, UConn, Greenfield-Central (Greenfield)
Jace Rayl, Purdue, Kokomo
Braden Smith, Purdue, Westfield
IOWA (6)
Trevin Jirak, Iowa, Valley (West Des Moines)
Cade Kelderman, Iowa State, Waukee
Jacob Koch, Iowa, Iowa City West (Iowa City)
Tamin Lipsey, Iowa State, Ames
Eric Mulder, Iowa State, Pella Christian (Pella)
Pryce Sandfort, Nebraska, Waukee
KANSAS (3)
Joey Matteoni, Iowa, Blue Valley Northwest (Overland Park)
Casper Pohto, St. John's, Sunrise Christian Academy (EYBL) (Bel Aire)
Keaton Wagler, Illinois, Shawnee Mission Northwest (Shawnee Mission)
MARYLAND (3)
Dwayne Koroma, UConn, Bishop Walsh (Cumberland)
Eric Reibe, UConn, Bullis (Potomac)
Cam Ward, Michigan State, Largo (Upper Marlboro)
MASSACHUSETTS (6)
Leo Curtis, Nebraska, CATS Academy (Boston)
Cole Bott, Texas, Northfield Mount Hermon (Mount Hermon)
C.J. Cox, Purdue, Milton Academy (Milton)
Harrison Hochberg, Michigan, Cushing Academy (Ashburnham)
Collins Onyejiaka, Alabama, Newman AAA (Boston)
Kur Teng, Michigan State, Bradford Christian Academy (Haverhill)
MICHIGAN (4)
Trey McKenney, Michigan, St. Mary's Prep (Orchard Lake)
Nick Sanders, Michigan State, Detroit Country Day (Beverly Hills)
Brennan Walton, Michigan State, Okemos
Colin Walton, Michigan State, Okemos
MINNESOTA (4)
Tavion Banks, Iowa, Minnesota Prep Academy, TRIP (Brooklyn Park)
Kendall Blue, Nebraska, Eastview (Apple Valley)
Nate Heise, Iowa State, Lake City
Will Tschetter, Michigan, Stewartville
MISSISSIPPI (2)
Trey Fort, Michigan State, Madison-Ridgeland Academy (Madison)
Ayden Kelley, Arkansas, Northpoint Christian (Southaven)
MISSOURI (14)
Trevon Brazile, Arkansas, Kickapoo (Springfield)
Elliot Cadeau, Michigan, Link Academy (Branson)
Chris Cenac Jr., Houston, Link Academy
John Clark, Texas, Link Academy
Davion Hannah, Alabama, Link Academy
Isaia Howard, Iowa, Plattsburg
Kael Combs, Iowa, Nixa
Cam Manyawu, Iowa, Staley (Kansas City)
Peyton McCollum, Iowa, Maryville
Felix Okpara, Tennessee, Link Academy
Cade Phillips, Tennessee, Link Academy
Labaron Philon Jr., Alabama, Link Academy
Tarris Reed Jr., UConn, Link Academy
Bennett Stirtz, Iowa, Liberty
NEBRASKA (8)
Justin Bolis, Nebraska, Lincoln Southeast (Lincoln)
Henry Burt, Nebraska, Elkhorn South (Omaha)
Will Cooper, Nebraska, Millard South (Omaha)
Braden Frager, Nebraska, Lincoln Southwest (Lincoln)
Sam Hoiberg, Nebraska, Pius X (Lincoln)
Cale Jacobsen, Nebraska, Ashland-Greenwood (Ashland)
Jack Lusk, Purdue, Elkhorn North (Elkhorn)
Latrell Wrightsell Jr., Alabama, Omaha Central (Omaha)
NEVADA (3)
Jackson Francois, Arizona, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)
Joshua Jefferson, Iowa State, Liberty (Henderson)
Milos Uzan, Houston, Desert Pines (Las Vegas)
NEW HAMPSHIRE (7)
Dwayne Aristode, Arizona, Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro)
Solo Ball, UConn, Brewster Academy
Taylor Bol Bowen, Alabama, Brewster Academy
J.P. Estrella, Tennessee, Brewster Academy
Daniel Jacobsen, Purdue, Brewster Academy
Killyan Toure, Iowa State, Brewster Academy
Sebastian Wilkins, Duke, Brewster Academy
NEW JERSEY (7)
Jamarques Lawrence, Nebraska, Roselle Catholic (Roselle)
Brandon Lee, Illinois, Patrick School (Hillside)
Yaxel Lendeborg, Michigan, Pennsauken
Billy Richmond III, Arkansas, Camden
Jack Scott, Duke, Hun (Princeton)
D.J. Wagner, Arkansas, Camden
Simeon Wilcher, Texas, Roselle Catholic
NEW YORK (9)
Tobe Awaka, Arizona, Cardinal Hayes (Bronx)
Howard Eisley Jr., Michigan, Archbishop Stepinac (White Plains)
Roddy Gayle Jr., Michigan, Lewiston-Porter (Youngstown)
Sadiku Ibine Ayo, St. John's, Our Saviour Lutheran (Bronx)
Ian Jackson, St. John's, Our Saviour Lutheran
Mabil Mawut, Arizona, Our Saviour Lutheran
Liam Murphy, Purdue, St. Peter's (Staten Island)
Jayden Ross, UConn, Long Island Lutheran (Brookville)
Malachi Smith, UConn, St. Raymond Boys (Bronx)
NORTH CAROLINA (5)
Bishop Boswell, Tennessee, Myers Park (Charlotte)
Silas Demary Jr., UConn, Combine Academy National (Lincolnton)
Isaiah Evans, Duke, North Mecklenburg (Huntersville)
Dominick Nelson, Iowa State, Liberty Heights (Charlotte)
OHIO (4)
Raleigh Burgess, Purdue, Sycamore (Cincinnati)
Jesse McCulloch, Michigan State, Lutheran East (Cleveland Heights)
Dailyn Swain, Texas, Africentric Early College (Columbus)
Antione West Jr., Purdue, Whitmer (Toledo)
OKLAHOMA (1)
Tate Sage, Iowa, Weatherford
PENNSYLVANIA (2)
Jalil Bethea, Alabama, Archbishop Wood (Warminster)
Amere Brown, Arkansas, Woodland Hills (Pittsburgh)
RHODE ISLAND (1)
Preston Murphy Jr., Alabama, St. Andrew's (Barrington)
SOUTH CAROLINA (3)
Coen Carr, Michigan State, Legacy Early College (Greenville)
Nick Pringle, Arkansas, Whale Branch (Beaufort)
Denham Wojcik, Michigan State, Porter-Gaud (Charleston)
TENNESSEE (4)
Ja'Kobi Gillespie, Tennessee, Greeneville
Grant Hurst, Tennessee, Cleveland
Handje Tamba, St. John's, Knoxville Catholic (Knoxville)
Trey Thompson, Iowa, Greeneville
TEXAS (16)
Keitenn Bristow, Alabama, Holliday
Nic Codie, Texas, Newman Smith (Carrollton)
Campbell Duncan, Tennessee, Anderson (Austin)
Zuby Ejiofor, St. John's, Garland
Kingston Flemings, Houston, Brennan (San Antonio)
Brendan Hausen, Iowa, Amarillo
Bryce Jackson, Houston, Shadow Creek (Pearland)
Kordel Jefferson, Houston, Martin (Arlington)
Tramon Mark, Texas, Dickinson
Anthon McDermott, Texas, Hallsville
Gavin Paull, Tennessee, Westlake (Austin)
Brandon Taylor, Texas, Coppell
Joseph Tugler, Houston, Cypress Falls (Houston)
Divine Ugochukwu, Michigan State, Fort Bend Clements (Sugar Land)
Ramon Walker Jr., Houston, Shadow Creek
Chendall Weaver, Texas, Mansfield Timberview (Arlington)
UTAH (2)
Isiah Harwell, Houston, Wasatch Academy (Mt. Pleasant)
Camden Heide, Texas, Wasatch Academy
VERMONT (1)
Joson Sanon, St. John's, Vermont Academy (Saxtons River)
VIRGINIA (6)
Nate Ament, Tennessee, Highland (Warrenton)
Maliq Brown, Duke, Blue Ridge (St. George)
Darren Harris, Duke, Paul VI (Chantilly)
Troy Henderson, Tennessee, John Marshall (Richmond)
Patrick Ngongba II, Duke, Paul VI
Jordan Scott, Michigan State, South Lakes (Reston)
WASHINGTON (3)
Dylan Darling, St. John's, Central Valley (Spokane Valley)
Jaylin Stewart, UConn, Garfield (Seattle)
WASHINGTON, DC (1)
WISCONSIN (5)
Amari Allen, Alabama, Ashwaubenon (Green Bay)
Jamarion Batemon, Iowa State, Milwaukee Academy of Science (Milwaukee)
Xzavion Mitchell, Iowa State, Oshkosh North (Oshkosh)
Milan Momcilovic, Iowa State, Pewaukee
Anthony Rise, Iowa State, Brookfield Central (Brookfield)
INTERNATIONAL (35)
Toni Bilic, Illinois
Ethan Burg, Tennessee
Berke Büyüktuncel, Nebraska
Oscar Cluff, Purdue
Anthony Dell'Orso, Arizona
Sven Djopmo, Arizona
Declan Duru Jr., Texas
Elmir Džafić, Arkansas
Rrezon Elezaj, UConn
Jacob Furphy, UConn
Oscar Goodman, Michigan
Sidi Gueye, Arizona
Tomislav Ivisic, Illinois
Zvonimir Ivisic, Illinois
Ugnius Jaruševičius, Nebraska
Ivan Kharchenkov, Arizona
Fotis Konstantinidis, St. John's
Malick Kordel, Michigan
Motiejus Krivas, Arizona
Lefteris Liotopoulos, St. John's
Aday Mara, Michigan
Clarence Massamba, Tennessee
Rienk Mast, Nebraska
Omer Mayer, Purdue
David Mirkovic, Illinois
Lewis Obiorah, Texas
Uroš Paunović, UConn
Mihailo Petrovic, Illinois
Dominykas Pleta, Iowa State
Ruben Prey, St. John's
Karim Rtail, Arkansas
Kalifa Sakho, Houston
Dame Sarr, Duke
Imran Suljanovic, St. John's
Matas Vokietaitis, Texas
