AJ Williams is ranked No. 1 in the Class of 2028.
After watching him live in Istanbul, I understand why.
14 PPG.
6.6 RPG.
42% from three.
And he did it in fewer than 19 minutes per game.
More on Williams ⬇️
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AJ Williams today for team USA in the won over Japan in the FIBA U17 World Cup
25 points
7 boards
2 assists
2 steals
7-10 FG
5-6 3P
6-6 FT
15 minutes
Ridiculous display by the #1 player in the class of ‘28, showing why he’s ranked as high as he is. Elite performance today
The No. 1 player in the 2028 class, AJ Williams, dishes on his high school season (where he had 6 games with 50+ points), gaining 10 pounds of muscle since the fall, goals for the summer and what he's looking in a college program. Full interview from USAB: https://t.co/Fk5hsY9RpG
Saturday Standouts @usabjnt :
’27
Kevin Savage III
Cayden Daughtry
Beckham Black
Darius Wabbington
J’Lon Lyons
NaVorro Bowman Jr
Asa Montgomery
Quincy Douby Jr
Dawson Battie
’28
AJ Williams
Erick Dampier Jr
’29
Josiah Brooks
David Johnson
4 years ago, AJ Williams was cut from his middle school basketball team.
Today, he’s the #1 ranked player in his class, scoring 50 POINTS on the regular 😈
@aj4williams
NEWS: SC Next 100 senior Colben Landrew has committed to UConn, becoming the Huskies’ second four-star recruit this month.
“Coach Hurley is fully committed to his team,” he told @PaulBiancardi. “He is exactly the kind of coach I want and need to play for.”
Drafting memo on why NCAA Bylaw 22.2.2.5, requiring HS prospects to disclose pre-enrollment #NIL deals of $600+, is unenforceable. It exceeds the scope of House settlement, binding non-class members (pre-enrollees) in violation of due process and federal rules of civil procedure. We stand ready to challenge enforcement.
Dreams do come true.
For 15 years I’ve chased this goal. Thousands of hours in gyms, on planes, behind a laptop, and behind a mic—using my platforms as my résumé, preparing me for the perfect opportunity to begin my NBA career.
I’m excited to share that I’ve accepted a role as a Europe-based International Scout with the Dallas Mavericks.
Exactly eight years ago on Sept. 26, 2017, the FBI arrested 10 people - including 4 assistant coaches - as part of a college basketball "fraud and corruption scheme."
Now, eight years later, players are legally being paid millions of dollars.