McDonald's All American Game 2015: Roster, Schedule and Prospects to Watch

Wednesday night, the future arrives as Ben Simmons and the rest of the impressive 2015 class take the McDonald's All American Game by storm.

This year feels like many before it, with the 38th iteration of the event once again featuring a few superstar names to watch at the collegiate level and beyond, complemented by a deep class at all positions capable of changing the college landscape as early as next year.

Once again at the United Center in Chicago, folks can't be blamed for having flashbacks to when LeBron James and other sport-changing names took part in the same spectacle.

Be sure to take it in, as the event is a key part of the madness still sweeping the nation and will help to shape future madness events and brackets.

2015 McDonald's All-American Game

When: Wednesday, April 1, at 9 p.m. ET

Where: United Center, Chicago

TV: ESPN

2015 McDonald's All-American Game Rosters

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

Prospects to Watch

Malik Newman, SG

The No. 4 player in ESPN's 2015 rankings, Malik Newman is capable of stuffing stat sheets in video game-esque fashion thanks to his size, athleticism and sheer talent.

As Eric Bossi of Rivals.com points out, Newman is already encountering few issues when it comes to dominating the competition in Chicago, never mind the fact the event features the best of the best:

On the court, Newman is an obvious talent standing at 6'3" and 175 pounds. He's best playing off the ball and finding holes in the offense for himself, displaying good range and an ability to slash to the basket for big finishes, if not hit the charity stripe as a bonus.

Off the court, Newman is one of the most important names in the Windy City, as he's one of the nation's top undecided recruits. Highlighting a laundry list of names to offer him a scholarship are Kentucky, Kansas, LSU and Ohio State.

Look for Newman to put on a show for his suitors and further his name into "household" territory as he continues to grow and take the next step in his budding career.

Ivan Rabb, PF

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Arizona and California fans wait with bated breath and might be blue in the face at this point thanks to Ivan Rabb.

The star power forward is an even bigger showcase off the court than Newman at this point, as he revealed a decision is on the way quite soon, per Evan Daniels of Scout.com:

After winning a state title, Rabb refused to let the focus be about his future, as Stephanie Hammon of the Bay Area News Group captures:

So what's the big deal?

Rabb is a physical specimen at 6'11" and 210 pounds with plenty of room to grow and world-class athleticism in droves. 

Already a strong defender and a budding offensive threat, the nation is wild for him because of the obvious upside capable of producing an elite player on both ends of the court sooner rather than later.

Wednesday is just another chance for Rabb to show how far he's come, if not turn the landscape of college basketball on its head, too.

Diamond Stone, C

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Diamond Stone, owner of the best name in the class, already threw the collegiate realm for a loop when he committed to Maryland a few days ago, shunning Oklahoma State, Wisconsin and UConn.

Stone was one of the hottest commodities in the nation because few players at his age are so skilled as a post player. The Dominican High School product combines these well-established traits with a college-ready 6'10", 250-pound frame.

As ESPN's Jeff Borzello points out, Stone is a defensive nightmare once he establishes position on the low block:

Stone won't have any issues standing out among his peers Wednesday in what is sure to be a strong performance hinting toward what is to come. 

Maryland fans, as well as Big Ten supporters as a whole, won't want to miss out.

Info courtesy of McDonaldsAllAmerican.com and ESPN.com unless otherwise specified.