The top 10 Minnesota boys' basketball high school players on the Gophers' radar (Thompson has said he will play for the Gophers):
Class of 2021
Chet Holmgren, 7-0 center, Minnehaha Academy
Kendall Brown, 6-7, guard, Sunrise Christian Academy, Kansas (formerly of East Ridge)
Treyton Thompson, 6-11 forward, La Lumiere School, Indiana (formerly of Alexandria)
Will Tschetter, 6-8 forward, Stewartville
Class of 2022
Tre Holloman, 6-1 guard, Cretin-Derham Hall
Camden Heide, 6-5 guard, Wayzata
Prince Aligbe, 6-6 wing, Minnehaha Academy
Chase Carter, 6-6 forward, Minnehaha Academy
Elvis Nnaji, 6-9 center, Hopkins
Class of 2023
Taison Chatman, 6-3 guard, Totino-Grace
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