McDonald's All-American Game 2013: Biggest Names to Watch For

Once again, the McDonald's All-American Game will be a coming-out party for some of the top names in high school basketball.

College basketball and NBA fans looking to see the future stars of the sport can view many of them in this all-star showcase. 

While few of these men are household names at this point, that will change soon as they look to dominate the college ranks next season. Here are the top names to watch in the April 3 game in Chicago.

Note: All photos courtesy of 247 Sports.

Julius Randle, PF

The Kentucky commit missed much of his senior season due to a foot injury, but he is now healthy and was a late addition to this game's roster, according to Jason Jordan of USA Today.

Julius Randle is one of the top recruits in the country due to his ability to be a dominant interior player. He can do it all when he is close to the basket, including scoring, rebounding and blocking shots.

Most importantly, he has a great motor that allows him to simply work harder for rebounds than anyone else on the court.

In a game that features mostly perimeter players, Randle should be a force inside from beginning to end.

Aaron Gordon, PF

Aaron Gordon would have excelled at any school in the country, but he announced that he will play at Arizona next season, according to Dave Telep of ESPN.

He is one of the best pure athletes in the class, with the ability to seemingly bounce off the court like he is on a trampoline. This helps him get to rebounds easily, as well as block shots consistently without committing fouls.

On the offensive end, he uses this ability to get elevation on jump shots or to throw down some terrifying slams, which were on display during the dunk contest on Monday night.

There will likely be some huge alley-oops in this game (and for the rest of his career) as there is almost no lob he cannot reach.

Andrew Wiggins, SF

In a game full of the best players in the country, Andrew Wiggins stands out above the rest. There is a reason that he is the No. 1 recruit in the class, according to 247 Sports' composite rankings.

The small forward is incredibly versatile with the ability to score in a number of different ways. He can drive to the lane like a point guard, shoot like shooting guard or post up like a forward.

On defense, his quickness and athleticism allow him to cover a number of different positions, which certainly makes things easier on a head coach.

Wiggins is likely to take control in this event and is a good bet to be the game's leading scorer. Of course, this is just a preview of what is certain to be a fantastic career in the college and professional ranks.

Full Rosters (via ESPN)

East 

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 

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	Arizona
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

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