Where Jabari Parker, other NBA draft early entrants ranked in high school

Duke freshman Jabari Parker recently announced his intent to enter the NBA Draft, cementing what could be one of the deepest draft classes of all time.

One of the most decorated high school basketball players in history, Parker will assuredly be at least a top three pick, and possibly No. 1 overall.

The high school class of 2013 has long been considered one of the all-time best, but the decisions of players like Marcus Smart, Kyle Anderson and Nick Johnson to wait until this year to enter the draft gives NBA teams even more options.

While Parker has been on the radar since his freshman season, many of this year's early entrants for the NBA Draft were not considered top prospects until much later in their high school careers, if at all.

Below is a list of non-seniors who have declared their intent to enter the 2014 NBA Draft, along with their high school class ranking according to 247Sports. Also listed are any MaxPreps honors the player earned while in high school.

Players have until April 27 to make their decisions, so we could still possibly see prospects like Julius Randle, Aaron Harrison and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson add to this stellar draft class.

Class of 2013

Andrew Wiggins, Kansas, Huntington St. Joseph Prep (Huntington, W. Va.) 247Sports Rank: 1
Honors
2012-13: MaxPreps National Player of the Year Finalist, MaxPreps First Team All-American
2011-12: MaxPreps Second Team All-American, MaxPreps National Sophomore of the Year
2010-11: MaxPreps 2014 Top 50 Recruits

Jabari Parker, Duke, Simeon (Chicago) 247Sports Rank: 3
Honors
2012-13: MaxPreps National Player of the Year, MaxPreps First Team All-American
2011-12: MaxPreps National Player of the Year Finalist, MaxPreps First Team All-American, MaxPreps National Junior of the Year
2010-11: MaxPreps Honorable Mention All-American, MaxPreps First Team Sophomore All-American
2009-10: MaxPreps Second Team Freshman All-American

Aaron Gordon, Arizona, Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, Calif.) 247Sports Rank: 4
Honors
2012-13: MaxPreps National Player of the Year Finalist, MaxPreps First Team All-American, MaxPreps Northern California Player of the Year, MaxPreps California All-State Division II MVP
2011-12: MaxPreps First Team All-American, MaxPreps First Team Junior All-American, MaxPreps First Team California All-State
2010-11: MaxPreps First Team Sophomore All-American, MaxPreps First Team California All-State
2009-10: MaxPreps Honorable Mention Freshman All-American

James Young, Kentucky, Troy (Mich.) and Rochester (Rochester Hills, Mich.) 247Sports Rank: 9
Honors
2012-13: MaxPreps Third Team All-American
2011-12: MaxPreps Honorable Mention All-American, MaxPreps Third Team Junior All-American
2010-11: MaxPreps Honorable Mention Sophomore All-American

Noah Vonleh, Indiana, Haverhill (Mass.) and New Hampton School (N.H.) 247Sports Rank: 11
Honors
2012-13: MaxPreps Class of 2013 Honor Roll

Joel Embiid, Kansas, Rock (Gainesville, Fla.)247Sports Rank: 14
Honors
2012-13: MaxPreps Class of 2013 Honor Roll

Tyler Ennis, Syracuse, St. Benedict's Prep (Newark, N.J.) 247Sports Rank: 23
Honors
2012-13: MaxPreps Fourth Team All-American
2011-12: MaxPreps Honorable Mention Junior All-American

Other 2013 Early NBA Draft Entrants
Zach LaVine, UCLA, Bothell (Wash.) - No. 52

See the complete 247Sports Class of 2013 player rankings

Class of 2012

Kyle Anderson, UCLA, Paterson Catholic (N.J.) and St. Anthony (Jersey City, N.J.) 247Sports Rank: 3
Honors
2011-12: MaxPreps National Player of the Year, MaxPreps First Team All-American
2010-11: MaxPreps Third Team All-American, MaxPreps First Team Junior All-American
2009-10: MaxPreps Honorable Mention Sophomore All-American
2008-09: MaxPreps Fab 50 Frosh

Marcus Smart, Oklahoma St., Marcus (Flower Mound, Texas) 247Sports Rank: 10
Honors
2011-12: MaxPreps National Player of the Year Finalist, MaxPreps First Team All-American
2010-11: MaxPreps Honorable Mention All-American, MaxPreps Second Team Junior All-American
2009-10: MaxPreps Second Team Sophomore All-American

Other 2012 Early NBA Draft Entrants
Glenn Robinson III, Michigan, Lake Central (St. John, Ind.) - No. 16
Gary Harris, Michigan St., Hamilton Southeastern (Fishers, Ind.) - No. 19
T.J. Warren, North Carolina State, Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.) - No. 23
Semaj Christon, Xavier, Winton Woods (Cincinnati) - No. 29
JaKarr Sampson, St. John's, Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.) - No. 38
Jarnell Stokes, Tennessee, Southwind (Memphis, Tenn.) - No. 39 (Enrolled early at Tennessee)
Jerami Grant, Syracuse, DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) - No. 48
Nik Stauskas, Michigan, St. Mark's (Southborough, Mass.) - No. 82
Sim Bhullar, New Mexico St., Huntington St. Joseph Prep (Huntington, W. Va.) - No. 115

See the complete 247Sports Class of 2012 player rankings

Class of 2011

Nick Johnson, Arizona, Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) 247Sports Rank: 25
Honors
2010-11: MaxPreps Class of 2011 Top 100

Other 2011 Early NBA Draft Entrants
James Michael McAdoo, North Carolina, Norfolk Christian (Norfolk, Va.) - No. 6
Jabari Brown, Missouri, Oakland (Calif.) - No. 18
Jahii Carson, Arizona St., Mesa (Ariz.) - No. 27 (Redshirt)
Rodney Hood, Duke, Meridian (Meridian, Miss.) - No. 29
Johnny O'Bryant III, LSU, East Side (Cleveland, Miss.) - No. 40
LaQuinton Ross, Ohio St., Life Center Academy (Burlington, N.J.) - No. 44

See the complete 247Sports Class of 2011 player rankings