Twenty-four of the top 30 men's college basketball recruits in the 2023 ESPN 100 were named McDonald's All Americans on Tuesday.
Fifteen colleges (so far) were represented among the rosters, with four Kentucky commits leading the way, followed by three future Duke players.
The top 10 prospects in the 2023 class were named All Americans, headlined by No. 1 recruit Justin Edwards.
Twenty years after LeBron James made the McDonald's All American Game as a member of St. Vincent-St. Mary's (Ohio), his son, Bronny James, the No. 28 recruit, will play in the game. The younger James is the highest-ranked uncommitted recruit remaining in the ESPN 100.
How good is this group of recruits? What will each player bring to the table at the next level? We break down each prospect's strengths and how each got to become a McDonald's All American.
Omaha Biliew, PF
Committed to: Iowa State | 2023 ESPN 100 ranking: 10
Waukee High School (Iowa)
Biliew is an elite defensive player who gains an advantage over his opponents thanks to his motor and physicality at that end of the floor. He's a very good rebounder and shot-blocker, but can also switch in ball screens to cause problems for the ball handler. Offensively, he's excellent at running the floor and finishing in traffic and has improved his faceup game and jumper.
