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247Rating Explanation

247Sports has one of the industry’s largest and most recognized national recruiting staffs. Led by industry veterans J.C. Shurburtt, Gerry Hamilton and Jerry Meyer (basketball), 247Sports employs a staff of more than 50 reporters, analysts and evaluators that rank the nation’s elite high school football and basketball recruits from multiple class years.

247Sports Rating Explanation

Each recruit we evaluate is assigned a numerical rating as well as a star rating. Ratings are determined by our recruiting analysts after countless hours of personal observations, film evaluation, and input from our network of scouts.

Players are first grouped qualitatively with a star rating, then given a numerical rating based on their future potential, and finally ranked according to these numerical ratings.

110 - 101 = Franchise Player. One of the best players to come along in years, if not decades. Odds of having a player in this category every year is slim. This prospect has "can’t miss" talent.

100 - 98 = Five-star prospect. One of the top 30 players in the nation. This player has excellent pro-potential and should emerge as one of the best in the country before the end of his career.

97 - 90 = Four-star prospect. One of the top 300 players in the nation. This prospect will be an impact-player for his college team. He is an All-American candidate who displays pro-potential.

89 - 80 = Three-star prospect. One of the top 10% players in the nation. This player will develop into a reliable starter for his college team and is among the best players in his region of the country.

79 - below = Two-star prospect. This player makes up the bulk of Division I rosters. He may have little pro-potential, but is likely to become a role player for his respective school.

The list below ranks players by 247Sports Rating
Name Pos Ht Wt 247Sports Rating Team
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3
Ethan Pocic Ethan Pocic
Lemont (Lemont, IL)
OT 6-7 280 4 95 LSU
4
4
Kyle Bosch Kyle Bosch
St. Francis (Wheaton, IL)
OG 6-5 305 4 94 Michigan
5
6
Logan Tuley-Tillman Logan Tuley-Tillman
Manual (Peoria, IL)
OT 6-7 300 4 94 Michigan
7
10
Tyler Lancaster Tyler Lancaster
Plainfield (Plainfield, IL)
OC 6-3 260 4 92 Northwestern
10
7
Colin McGovern Colin McGovern
Lincoln Way West (New Lenox, IL)
OT 6-6 295 4 90 Notre Dame
11
14
Colin Goebel Colin Goebel
Naperville North (Naperville, IL)
OG 6-4 280 3 88 Iowa
12
11
Jackson Keeler Jackson Keeler
Barrington (Barrington, IL)
OT 6-7 290 3 88 Wisconsin
18
24
Blake King
Blake King
Minooka Community (Minooka, IL)
OT 6-5 260 3 86 Northwestern
23
19
Kendall Moore Kendall Moore
Simeon (Chicago, IL)
OT 6-5 265 3 85 Syracuse
29
32
Nick Severs Nick Severs
Macomb Senior (Macomb, IL)
OT 6-4 260 3 84 Iowa State
33
27
Randy Heideman
Randy Heideman
Normal Community (Normal, IL)
OT 6-6 285 3 83 Miami (OH)
35
41
Boston Matthews Boston Matthews
Crystal Lake South (Crystal Lake, IL)
OC 6-3 240 3 82 Toledo
42
57
Pat Maloney Pat Maloney
Maine South (Park Ridge, IL)
OG 6-4 275 3 80 Ball State
44
46
J.P. Quinn
J.P. Quinn
Neuqua Valley (Naperville, IL)
OT 6-5 270 3 80 Central Michigan
56
36
Ki-Jana Evans Ki-Jana Evans
Harlan Community Academy (Chicago, IL)
OC 6-4 290 2 77 Southern Illinois
57
59
Tim McAuliffe Tim McAuliffe
Lemont (Lemont, IL)
OG 6-2 265 2 76 Bowling Green
62
61
Jarrid Lloyd
Jarrid Lloyd
Benet Academy (Lisle, IL)
OT 6-5 260 2 74 Ball State
64
65
Kurtis Stirneman
Kurtis Stirneman
Marian Central Catholic (Woodstock, IL)
OT 6-6 280 2 73 Wyoming