Redoing the rankings for the Class of 2022: Braden Huff is still No. 1
A re-evaluation of the Illinois high school basketball Class of 2022 confirms that Braden Huff remains the top-ranked player in his cohort. Although many athletes from this class have exhausted their NCAA eligibility, others remain active due to redshirt years and the implementation of the "five-for-five" rule.
Most men’s basketball players from Illinois in the high school Class of 2022 have used up their NCAA eligibility at this point.Or have they? Several are still in the mix because they redshirted early in their college careers for developmental or injury reasons. And now some courts are weighing in on just who can or can’t play this upcoming season following the adoption of the NCAA’s “five-for-five” rule, which allows student-athletes to play five seasons of college…
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