McDonald's All American Game 2016: TV Schedule and Top Committed Stars

March Madness isn't over just yet for those fans of teams already eliminated from the bracket.

On Wednesday, the future of college basketball takes center stage at the McDonald's All American Game. While some notable prospects such as Josh Jackson haven't declared yet, most of the top names have already picked a school and will put on a show for those faithful to their respective programs.

Looking ahead to next season is never a bad thing, especially when it looks this good. Projecting how these future stars pair with current rosters makes it all the better. Folks got to do it last year with Duke's Brandon Ingram and many others.

This year, it's all about the following names.

East Roster
West Roster
Name	Pos.	High School	College
Bam Adebayo	PF	High Point Christian Academy (High Point, NC)	Kentucky
Udoka Azubuike	C	The Potter's House Christian Academy (Jacksonville, FL)	Kansas
Tony Bradley Jr.	C	Bartow High School (Bartow, FL)	North Carolina
Miles Bridges	SF	Huntington Prep (Huntington, WV)	Michigan State
Terrance Ferguson	SG	Advanced Preparatory International (Dallas, TX)	Undecided
De'Aaron Fox	PG	Cypress Lakes High School (Katy, TX)	Kentucky
Markelle Fultz	SG/PG	DeMatha Catholic High School (Hyattsville, MD)	Washington
Andrew Jones	SG/PG	MacArthur High School (Irving, TX)	Texas
Sacha Killeya-Jones	PF	Virginia Episcopal School (Lynchburg, VA)	Kentucky
V.J. King	SF	Paul VI Catholic High School (Fairfax, VA)	Louisville
Kobi Simmons	PG	St. Francis High School (Alpharetta, GA)	Arizona
Jayson Tatum	SF	Chaminade College Preparatory School (St. Louis, MO)	Duke
Name	Pos.	High School	College
Jarrett Allen	C	St. Stephens Episcopal School (Austin, TX)	Undecided
Lonzo Ball	PG	Chino Hills High School (Chino Hills, CA)	UCLA
Marques Bolden	C	DeSoto High School (DeSoto, TX)	Undecided
Zach Collins	C	Bishop Gorman High School (Las Vegas, NV)	Gonzaga
Alterique Gilbert	PG	Miller Grove High School (Lithonia, GA)	Connecticut
Kyle Guy	SG	Lawrence Central High School (Indianapolis, IN)	Virginia
Dewan Huell	PF	Miami Norland Senior High School (Miami, FL)	Miami
Frank Jackson	PG	Lone Peak High School (Highland, UT)	Duke
Josh Jackson	SF	Justin-Siena High School/Prolific Prep Academy (Napa, CA)	Undecided
Joshua Langford	SG	Madison Academy (Madison, AL)	Michigan State
T.J. Leaf	PF	Foothills Christian High School (El Cajon, CA)	UCLA
Malik Monk	SG	Bentonville High School (Bentonville, AR)	Kentucky

Event Info

When: Wednesday, March 30 at 9 p.m. ET

Where: United Center, Chicago

TV: ESPN

Live Stream: WatchESPN

Top Committed Stars

Lonzo Ball, UCLA

One of the most physically impressive players in Chicago this week, Lonzo Ball continues to give UCLA faithful something to look forward to after the Bruins stumbled to a 15-17 mark this season.

Ball stands at 6'6" and 185 pounds and is a score-first guard who doesn't have any problems dishing the ball to teammates and filling up the stat sheet.

After Ball received an individual honor, Jim Halley of USA Today broke down his jaw-dropping stat lines: "Led his team to a 35-0 record, the state Open Division Championship and the No. 1 spot in the Super 25 ranking. He averaged 23.6 points, 11.5 rebounds and 11.4 assists per game and was the Gatorade State Player of the Year."

ESPN's Jeff Borzello has taken in the action from Chicago this week and doesn't have any problems praising Ball to anyone who will listen:

Indeed, concerns about how Ball would stack up among the best of the best seem quite unfounded.

While only seventh in 247Sports' composite rankings, Ball's ability to prove doubters wrong and stand tall among prospects headed to even bigger programs gets him a nod here.

UCLA fans have something special to watch Wednesday, to say the least.

Jayson Tatum, Duke

Duke faithful know to be on the lookout for Jayson Tatum this week. 

Coming in at a college-ready 6'9" and 203 pounds, Tatum has accomplished a little bit of everything on his way to joining the Blue Devils, including most recently winning a state title by leading Chaminade to a 72-59 win against Kickapoo, scoring 40 points in the process.

It's a small sampling of what Tatum can do as a prospect. He's an elite defender at this stage of his development and can play almost any position on the offensive end of the court.

Tatum's coach, Frank Bennett, wasn't shy about praising the potential lottery pick when speaking with Rance Burger of the Springfield News-Leader: "[Tatum] is special. There’s a reason why he’s our school’s all-time leading scorer and he has all the accolades that he has. I couldn’t be any prouder, I really couldn’t.”

While many praise Kentucky's recruiting class for guys like Da'Aaron Fox and Malik Monk, Tatum is the type of player who can define a class on his own. This talent will show in a major way among the best of the best Wednesday night.

Not that he has to do it alone, especially with Harry Giles on the way.

Miles Bridges, Michigan State

Though eighth in 247Sports' composite rankings, Miles Bridges heads to the Michigan State Spartans as one of the most impressive prospects set to take Chicago by storm, especially with Giles and Dennis Smith not in attendance.

Bridges comes in at a pro-ready 6'6" and 225 pounds, an asset that already has Michigan State coach Tom Izzo believing next year's could be the most talented team he's coached.

Those are big words, but why not? Few even at the collegiate level can match Bridges' size and speed. A slasher who can finish at the rim or find the open guy after the defense collapses, this lock for the Spartans' starting five also continues to show better extended range on his jumper.

Oh, and he can throw it down pretty well too, as captured by Big Ten Network's Taylor Rooks:

Bridges has it all and it's that type of surefire showing he's going to put on Wednesday that Michigan State fans need to see after that soul-crushing loss in the NCAA tournament.

Down the road, Bridges well help form a collegiate basketball superpower with the Spartans, but for now he'll surely want to set out and come away as the best-looking prospect at the annual showcase.

Stats and info courtesy of McDonaldsAllAmerican.com unless otherwise specified. Player rankings courtesy of 247Sports.