Five pressing rankings questions about the 2025 class

Posted Sep 18, 2024
The conversation around the top spot in the Rivals150 persits in earnest, as the weekend saw No. 1 ranked AJ Dybantsa and No. 2 prospect Cameron Boozer face off when Boozers’ Pinecrest (Fla.) Christopher Columbus High met a Utah Prep team led by Dybantsa on Sunday. The headline coming out of the contest was Dybantsa’s 43 points. (Rivals.com)

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