McDonald's All-American Game Roster 2013: Roster Breakdown and Stars to Watch

With the current college basketball season drawing to a close, it is time to focus on the next generation of star players, and there is no better place to find them than in the McDonald's All-American Game.

This All-Star showcase has long been the premier event for the best high school players in the country. The game's alumni include top players from Magic Johnson to Michael Jordan to LeBron James. 

Amazingly, this year's class ranks highly among the best ever to suit up in this legendary contest.

Make sure not to miss the action on April 3, as this might be the last time you will see all of these talented players on the same court at once.

East Roster (via ESPN)

Player	247 Composite Ranking	High School	College
Anthony Barber	21	Hampton	NC State
Keith Frazier	30	Kimball	Undecided
Kasey Hill	8	Montverde Academy	Florida
Demetrius Jackson	25	Marian High	Notre Dame
Andrew Wiggins	1	Huntington Prep	Undecided
Isaiah Hicks	13	J F Webb	North Carolina
Rondae Jefferson	14	Chester	Arizona
Wayne Selden	17	Tilton School	Kansas
Noah Vonleh	7	New Hampton School	Indiana
Chris Walker	10	Holmes County	Florida
Dakari Johnson	11	Montverde Academy	Kentucky
Kennedy Meeks	49	West Charlotte	North Carolina
Julius Randle	2	Prestonwood Christian	Kentucky

West Roster

Player	247 Composite Ranking	High School	College
Isaac Hamilton	22	St. John Bosco	UTEP
Aaron Harrison	5	Travis	Kentucky
Andrew Harrison	4	Travis	Kentucky
Matt Jones	32	DeSoto	Duke
Nigel Williams-Goss	41	Findlay Prep	Washington
Jabari Bird	18	Salesian	California
Aaron Gordon	6	Archbishop Mitty	Undecided
Jarrell Martin	12	Madison	LSU
Jabari Parker	3	Simeon	Duke
James Young	9	Rochester	Kentucky
Marcus Lee	15	Deer Valley	Kentucky
Bobby Portis Jr.	16	Hall	Arkansas

Stars to Watch

Andrew Wiggins, East

The top overall recruit on basically every publication is going to star wherever he goes to school.

Andrew Wiggins is an incredible athlete that has the versatility to play almost any position on the floor. At 6'8" he can score inside or shoot over defenders with a consistent shot from the outside.

He also is a solid defender that makes getting past him almost impossible for anyone his age.

If not for the NBA's age rule, the wing would likely be a top pick in the NBA draft this season. Instead, he will certainly dominate the college ranks next season before turning pro in 2014. 

Dakari Johnson, East

One of the first things you should notice when you look at the rosters is the ridiculous amount of Kentucky recruits featured in this game.

Dakari Johnson is one of six players set to join John Calipari's team next season. In addition, both Andrew Wiggins and Aaron Gordon are both still considering Kentucky.

However, while all the perimeter players are fighting for the ball, Johnson will be an elite center that should dominate the boards and get easy buckets inside.

With few other centers in this game, the 6'10", 250-pound prospect should be a force inside.

Aaron Gordon, West

The first thing you notice when you watch Aaron Gordon play is his pure athleticism. He can throw down dunks with as much force as anyone in the nation, and his "jumpability" translates to the defensive end as well.

Despite being 6'8", he could easily excel in the low post at the next level.

However, the rest of his game allows him to move outside to either the wing or power forward, where he has the handle to drive to the basket and score in that way.

Gordon will be one of the best rebounders in the nation immediately and has the all-around skills to help any team he is on become a contender for a national championship.

Jabari Parker, West

The Chicago native is certain to have plenty of fans at this event, which takes place at the United Center. In a few years, he will have a lot of fans all over the country.

Jabari Parker is the most versatile player in the nation, as he does a little bit of everything well. He can shoot from anywhere on the floor, has great handles and can rebound well for his size. He also excels on defense, where he uses his athleticism to stick with top opponents.

Despite these talents, he might not end up standing out in an All-Star game as he is a very unselfish player who is willing to do anything to help the team. His style is better suited for a more competitive atmosphere.

Next season he will head to Duke, a squad that will need help after losing seniors Mason Plumlee, Seth Curry and Ryan Kelly. As long as Parker plays to his potential, however, the Blue Devils will be in good shape.

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