Future150 ACC Team Rankings - Class of 2014

(As discussed/voted on by the Future150 Staff)
Updated: December 5th, 2013


1.  DUKE

(1) Tyus Jones, 6’1, PG, Apple Valley (H.S.) MN
(5) Jahlil Okafor, 6’10, C, Chicago (Whitney Young) IL
(6) Justice Winslow, 6’5, WF, Houston (St. John’s) TX
(38) Grayson Allen, 6’4, G, Jacksonville (Providence) FL.

2.  NORTH CAROLINA

(15) Justin Jackson, 6’6, WF, Houston (H.C.Y.A) TX
(16) Joel Berry, 6’1, PG, Orlando (Lake Highland Prep) FL
(19) Theo Pinson, 6’6, G, High Point (Wesleyan Christian Academy) NC

3.  MARYLAND

(25) Romello Trimble, 6’3, PG, Arlington (Bishop O’Connell) VA
(56) Dion Wiley, 6’4, G, Oxon Hill (Potomac) MD
(65) Trayvon Reed, 7’1, C, Burlington (Life Center) NJ
(108) Jared Nickens, 6’6, WF, West Chester (Westtown) PA

4   N.C. STATE

(42) Caleb Martin, 6’7, WF, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA
(44) Abdul Malik Abu, 6’7, PF, Meridian (Kimball Union) MA
(54) Cody Martin, 6’6, WF, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA.

5.  SYRACUSE

(11) Chris McCullough, 6’9, PF, Wolfeboro (Brewster Academy) NH
(66) Kaleb Joseph, 6’2, PG, Ashburnham (Cushing Academy) NH

6.  MIAMI

(43) Ja’Quan Newton, 6’2, 2, Philadelphia (Neumann-Goretti) PA
Ivan Uceda, 6’10, C, Harcum (JC) PA
James Palmer, 6’4, 2, Washington (St. John’s) DC
Omar Sherman, 6’9, C, Dallas (Prime Time Prep) TX.

7.  PITTSBURGH

Detrick Mostella, 6’3, G, Fitchburg (Notre Dame) MA
Sheldon Jeter, 6’7, WF, Polk State (JC) FL
Shaquille Doorson, 6’11, C, Canary Islands (Canarias Basketball Academy)
Ryan Luther, 6’8, WF, Allison Park (Hampton) PA

8.  FLORIDA STATE

Cinmeon Bowers, 6’6, PF, Chipola (JC) FL
Dayshawn Watkins, 5’11, PG, Holmes (JC) MS
Norbertas Giga, 6’10, C, Newark (St. Benedict’s) NJ
Robbie Berwick, 6’4, G, Atascadero (H.S.) CA.

9.  VIRGINIA

(72) B.J. Stith, 6’5, WF, Brunswick (H.S.) VA
(100) Isaiah Wilkins, 6’7, WF, Norcross (Greater Atlanta Christian) GA
Jack Salt, 6’10, C, Auckland, New Zealand

10.  CLEMSON

(88) Donte Grantham, 6’7, WF, Chatham (Hargrave Military) VA
(127) Gabe DeVoe, 6’2, G, Shelby (H.S.) NC

11.  VIRGINIA TECH

(113) Justin Bibbs, 6’5, G, Montverde (Academy) FL
Jalen Hudson, 6’4, G, Akron (St. Vincent-St. Mary) OH
T.J. Lang, 6’7, WF, Mobile (McGillen-Toolen) AL

12.  GEORGIA TECH

(73) Tadric Jackson, 6’2, G, Tifton (Tift County) GA
Ben Lammers, 6’10, C, San Antonio (Alamo Heights) TX

13.  NOTRE DAME

(120) Bonzie Colson, 6’6, PF, Barrington (St. Andrews) RI
Martin Geben, 6’8, PF, Hagerstown (St. Maria Goretti) MD

14.  WAKE FOREST

(72) Shelton Mitchell, 6’3, G, Mouth of Wilson (Oak Hill) VA
Rondale Watson, 6’3, G, Lewisburg (Greenbrier East) WV

15.  BOSTON COLLEGE

Matt Farrell, 6’2, G, Point Pleasant (Beach) NJ

As an SEC fan, I really don’t have a dog in the fight.

With that being said, Duke’s class is unreal. North Carolina did a great job at bouncing back. They are improving on the court and the 2014 will help them tremendously.

Maryland also with a big class, just don’t know if they can get it done there or not.

Wake’s class to me in very unimpressive. Boston College has fallen off the map. Notre Dame? Really.

Just my .02

Yeah Duke has done a tremendous job in the 2014 class. Right off the bat, they are a legitimate national title contender next year, especially if Rodney Hood and/or Jabari Parker return.

While Wake Forest doesn’t have much in terms of numbers, Shelton Mitchell will definitely be an excellent fit for them. Comes from storied Oak Hill Academy (VA) program and will be an instant impact guy from day 1.

Do you really think Parker will return? Even if he doesn’t, they have a sick line up at this point.

sechoopsguy - 05 December 2013 03:28 PM

Do you really think Parker will return? Even if he doesn’t, they have a sick line up at this point.

I would say a definite no, but since Marcus Smart returned this year, the door has to be open a little bit. Really doubt he comes back though. Jabari is skilled and talented enough to go to the NBA right now and give some reliable minutes