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Dave Telep breaks down the impending decisions of top power forwards Julius Randle and Aaron Gordon, as well as fast-rising point guard Rysheed Jordan.

Julius Randle, the No. 4 player in the ESPN 100, broke his foot in November. Dave Telep caught up with the Prestonwood (Plano, Texas) power forward about his rehab and his plans for official visits.

Paul Biancardi breaks down what makes No. 1 recruit Andrew Wiggins a special basketball player and addresses the comparisons between Wiggins and LeBron James.

Dave Telep and Paul Biancardi break down the strengths of Andrew Wiggins' game and debate what it would mean for each of his finalists to land the No. 1 player in the nation.

Dick Vitale ranks his top six teams heading into next season.

Dave Telep plays fact or fiction with the immediate future of No. 1 recruit Andrew Wiggins. Among the questions answered: Will Wiggins sign with Kentucky?

Paul Biancardi breaks down how No. 1 senior Andrew Wiggins of Huntington Prep (W.Va.) dominates the game with elite athleticism.

No. 1 recruit Andrew Wiggins joins ESPNU to discuss his invitation to the McDonald's All American Game. The top-ranked senior has narrowed his college choices to Florida State, Kansas, Kentucky and North Carolina.

Eamon McAnaney, Paul Biancardi, and Dave Telep look at five stars from the 2013 Hoophall Classic.

Dave Telep talks with the top recruit in the ESPN 100, Andrew Wiggins (Huntinton Prep/Thornhill, Ont., Canada), after he scored 28 points in a 70-49 win over Cape Henry, Va.

Paul Biancardi and Joe Davis recap Andrew Wiggins' Huntinton Prep's 70-49 win over Cape Henry.

Dave Telep asks Dick Vitale and Paul Biancardi for their impressions of No. 1 prospect Andrew Wiggins after watching the 6-foot-7 senior lead Huntington Prep (W.Va.) over HYCA (Houston) at the City of Palms Classic.

Paul Biancardi calls him the best perimeter prospect since LeBron James. Andrew Wiggins of Huntington Prep (W. Va.) moves from the No. 1 player in the junior class to the No. 1 player in the senior class after his decision to reclassify.

President Barack Obama makes his picks for the 2012 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.