July was a month of separation, a chance to see which players made significant progress. Here's where the top players stand after the summer.
Sophomore Tyger Campbell, a five-star point guard recruit, committed to DePaul and hopes to reclassify to the 2018 recruiting class.
Five-star wing Hamidou Diallo, ranked No. 11 in the ESPN 100, has committed to Kentucky and will enroll next week.
Charles O'Bannon Jr., the son of former UCLA player Charles O'Bannon Sr. and nephew of Ed O'Bannon, has decided to attend crosstown rival USC, though he says neither relative put pressure on him.
Wendell Carter, the top-ranked power forward in the 2017 ESPN 100 and the No. 3 overall recruit, has committed to Duke.
Kentucky and Duke each scored commitments from five-star prospects Thursday, but it was Alabama that stole the headlines, landing No. 10-ranked Collin Sexton and No. 25 John Petty.
