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No. 1 recruit DeAndre Ayton discusses recruiting, NBA comparisons


, the nation’s top rated 2017 prospect, has solidified his status as one of the top prospects in the country. Ayton, a 7-footer, appears more focused on the court and is putting up gaudy numbers. On the recruiting front, Ayton said three schools have been in constant communication with him as of late: Kentucky, Arizona, and Kansas. (Scout.com)

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