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Over the past week I've been adding new features to the High School Basketball section (under Best of the Top 100). This is my first attempt at analyzing the Top 100 player rankings since 1998. I've aggregated each player's college wins, losses, NCAA tournament games, games played/started, etc. by team and conference to determine which players have had the biggest impact, were disappointing, or were surprising. Then I could show the classes that have had the most wins, losses, NCAA games, etc. and highlight the classes that have had the biggest impact or were disappointing. You can even see which colleges were the most successful at recruiting over one or more years.

But the big question everyone always wants to ask: which programs are the best at recruiting? The numbers are clear: Duke and North Carolina with Kansas a distant third.

I'm interested in any feedback. Future analysis will go beyond wins and losses and dig into player stats during college as well evaluate player performance in the NBA.

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Now we are getting to the good stuff. The latest college basketball recruiting pages I've created take a stab at showing which of the Top 100 recruits have had the biggest impact and which ones were the most disappointing.

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Back for more. Now you can get a break down of how the Top 100 recruits have performed on a per-team and per-conference basis. Here is an example for Kansas and the ACC. Enjoy!

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