McDonald's All-American Game 2015: Full Rosters for East and West Teams

The McDonald's All-American Game is an annual showcase that gives fans a glimpse into the future of college basketball, and ultimately in many cases, the NBA.

Here's a look at the burgeoning prospects who were selected to play in the 2015 iteration, via USA Today's Jason Jordan:

East	College		West	College
Dwayne Bacon	Florida State		Carlton Bragg	Kansas
Antonio Blakeney	LSU		Jalen Brunson	Villanova
Isaiah Briscoe	Kentucky		Deyonta Davis	Michigan State
Jaylen Brown	Undecided		P.J. Dozier Jr.	South Carolina
Thomas Bryant	Undecided		Brandon Ingram	Undecided
Cheick Diallo	Undecided		Chase Jeter	Duke
Henry Ellenson	Marquette		Malik Newman	Undecided
Jawun Evans	Oklahoma State		Ivan Rabb	Undecided
Luke Kennard	Duke		Malachi Richardson	Syracuse
Dedric Lawson	Memphis		Caleb Swanigan	Undecided
Ben Simmons	LSU		Allonzo Trier	Arizona
Diamond Stone	Undecided		Stephen Zimmerman	Undecided

Currently, LSU and Duke are the two most-represented schools, with two recruits each. 

The Tigers' class, of course, is led by Montverde Academy star Ben Simmons. The Australian native, ranked by 247Sports' composite rankings as the top overall player in the 2015 class, is long, athletic and made for this kind of exhibition. 

He'll be on the same team as future Baton Rouge teammate Antonio Blakeney (No. 17 recruit), an electric combo guard who can score and pass the ball. 

Mike Krzyzewski's pair of recruits, on the other hand, will be playing against each other. Shooting guard Luke Kennard (No. 21) will join Simmons and Blakeney on the East, while center Chase Jeter (No. 8) will play for the West squad. 

Of course, as ESPN's Jeff Borzello noted, there is still plenty of time for other classes to catch up to Duke and LSU:

Kentucky, as usual, is the one to watch. Point guard Isaiah Briscoe (No. 9) is currently the only player representing the 'Cats, putting him into fairly large company, as the Courier-Journal's Steve Jones noted:

But John Calipari still has a handful of chances to add McDonald's All-Americans, with Jaylen Brown (No. 2), Cheick Diallo (No. 4) and Thomas Bryant (No. 25) on the radar. Kentucky commit Skal Labissiere (No. 5) likely would have been selected, but as Borzello explained, he was ineligible to be selected:

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However, Labissiere is ineligible for the game because the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association deemed him ineligible to play at Lausanne Collegiate School after transferring from Evangelical Christian. Labissiere plays for Reach Your Dream Prep but is enrolled academically at Lausanne. Because he does not play on a public or private varsity team, he wasn't eligible for nomination.

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Connecticut commit Jalen Adams (No. 32) was also ineligible. 

The game will take place Wednesday, April 1 at the United Center in Chicago. Exhibition games don't always pique everyone's interest, but with the amount of young players looking to show the world their talent, this particular all-star game has always proved entertaining. 

This year's contest will be no different.