<p>Who were the top 20 prospects I saw at the 2023 level at Battle at the Lakes? Here is my order! And let me emphasize the word MY.</p>
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<li>[player_tooltip player_id="962198" first="Taison" last="Chatman"] of D1 Minnesota. Five star proven the last three months</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="939050" first="Darrin" last="Ames"] of Mac Irvin Fire Ames is every bit the player that he has been advertised to be.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="969431" first="Kadyn" last="Betts"] of P.L.U.T.O. Prospects The world will know soon that this is a top 100 talent.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="962212" first="Boden" last="Kapke"] of D1 Minnesota. Size, agility, skills to play inside/out, boards, top 150 nationally easy</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="1060148" first="Gus" last="Yalden"] of P.L.U.T.O. Prospects. First viewing in a year, top 150 national talent.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="956868" first="Pryce" last="Sandfort"] of D1 Minnesota. His ability to shoot the basketball were as advertised. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="956870" first="Dallas" last="Bear"] of Iowa Barnstormers. I fully believe this is a high major stretch four. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="1205486" first="Jordan" last="Clayton"] of Mass Rivals. If Clayton plays the way we saw this weekend, he’s surely a top 200 talent.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="962200" first="Jack" last="Janicki"] of D1 Minnesota. Just a shooter? No. More than that. Shown at a high level this weekend.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="956871" first="Blaise" last="Porter"] of Iowa Barnstormers. Porter is Iowa’s top guard.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="962203" first="Tommy" last="Humphries"] of D1 Minnesota. Love how consistent he was in all ways, reminds me of JOJ consistency last year.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="1205491" first="Jayden" last="Ndjigue"] of Mass Rivals. Good size, versatile, athletic, plays so hard. Top 250 talent for sure to me. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="962199" first="CJ" last="O’Hara"] of Gain Elite. Forwards could not guard him all weekend. Minnesota/South Dakota/Iowa talent couldn’t contain. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="963742" first="Isaac" last="Bruns"] of South Dakota Attack. Special feel and always produces. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="962206" first="Max" last="Shikenjanski"] of Minnesota Fury. Clutch, again. Best passer, again. Led his team to wins, again.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="962218" first="Nasir" last="Whitlock"] of Gain Elite. Went head to head with top guards from WOTN and Barnstormers, and won.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="1215322" first="Xavier" last="Nesbitt"] of Mac Irvin Fire. Was impressed by Xavier in the games I saw.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="1205477" first="Ta’quan" last="Williams"] of Mass Rivals. Attacking guard that played really well both ways. </li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="962233" first="Matthew" last="Bothun"] of Minnesota Fury. Stretch four that is the modern day four man.</li>
<li>[player_tooltip player_id="1167686" first="Caden" last="Kirkman"] of Iowa Barnstormers. Consistent low post scoring player that is a double-double threat. </li>
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