Prospects Nation

It took just two unofficial visits for 2014 ELITE 60 guard Mychal Johnson to make up her mind.

Texas is hoping that big things come in small packages with the commitment of junior point guard Brooke McCarty.

For Erica McCall, the No. 11 ranked senior in the country, the decision to commit to Stanford came with timing that is a little different than the usual Cardinal recruit.

There are a several of schools around the country hosting a number of visitors this weekend for their season home openers. Here is a look at three schools that will host some of the top talent in the country on their first day of the season.

For No. 13 Ronni Williams, the distance from home became the difference in her recruiting.

Kendall Cooper was thought to be a UCLA lean but announced today she was bound for Duke.

The first week of November proved to be the busiest recruiting weekend of the calendar year to date.

Raigyne Moncrief of Lauderhill, Fla., used some tough love from her brother to become an elite prospect.

Mercedes Russell has commanded a lot of attention as the top ranked player, and with her commitment she has clarity about her future.

By landing the No. 2 player in the class, Georgia Tech took its recruiting to a new level.

Kaela Davis, once a Tennessee commit, blazed her own trail with her commitment this week to Georgia Tech.

Two big name recruits, Oderah Chidom and Rebekah Dahlman, decided their futures in another busy week on the recruiting trail.

Ballhandling ran a premium in the EBA All-American camp competitions, leading to one team going undefeated.