Top 25 college basketball recruiting classes

21. Georgia Tech
Signees/Commitments: No. 25 Robert Carter (6-8, 245, PF), No. 80 Marcus Hunt (6-6, 215, SF), Chris Bolden (6-2, 185, SG), Corey Heyward (6-0, 200, PG)
Impact: Tech head coach Brian Gregory beat out some heavyweights for Carter. Hunt has been one of Georgia's most productive players over the past two seasons.

22. Virginia
Signees/Commitments: No. 46 Justin Anderson (6-6, 225, SF), No. 55 Evan Nolte (6-7, 200, SF), Mike Tobey (6-10, 210, C), Teven Jones (6-1, 180, PG)
Impact: Another solid, building block-type class for Tony Bennett and the Cavaliers. Jones is a rare college basketball early enrollee, starting at UVA in January and practicing with the team.

23. Iowa
Signees/Commitments: No. 50 Adam Woodbury (7-0, 240, C), No. 97 Mike Gesell (6-1, 175, PG), Anthony Clemmons (6-1, 180, PG/SG), Patrick Ingram (6-3, 175, SG), Kyle Meyer (6-10, 210, C)
Impact: Woodbury and Gesell have played extensively together on the summer circuit. Clemmons was a high school teammate of Michigan State signee Valentine.

24. Houston
Signees/Commitments: No. 37 Danuel House (6-6, 190, SF), No. 62 Danrad Knowles (6-10, 190, PF/SF), Valentine Izundu (6-10, 195, C)
Impact: All three incoming Cougars hail from the Greater Houston area.

25. Xavier
Signees/Commitments: No. 59 Semaj Christon (6-2, 185, PG), Myles Davis (6-1, 195, SG), James Farr (6-8, 200, PF), Jalen Reynolds (6-9, 215, PF)
Impact: Christon and Reynolds were key members of Brewster Academy squad that went 32-1 and won the national prep championship.

Just missed: Florida, Florida State, Nevada-Las Vegas, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon, Purdue, San Diego State, Stanford, Texas Tech, Wisconsin