McDonald's All American Game Rosters 2019: Vernon Carey Jr., James Wiseman Lead

Memphis commit James Wiseman and Duke commit Vernon Carey Jr. highlight the 24-player roster for the 2019 McDonald's All American Game. 

Here are the full rosters for this year's boys game, per 247Sports:

Team East

Precious Achiuwa

Cole Anthony

Armando Bacot

Vernon Carey Jr.

Anthony Edwards

Trayce Jackson-Davis

Josiah James

Scottie Lewis

Jaden McDaniels

Wendell Moore

Isaiah Stewart

Trendon Watford

Team West

Bryan Antoine

Josh Green 

Matthew Hurt

Tre Mann

Nico Mannion

Tyrese Maxey

Isaiah Mobley

Jeremiah Robinson-Earl

Oscar Tshiebwe

Kahlil Whitney

Samuell Williamson

James Wiseman

Wiseman is the top-ranked recruit in the 2019 class. The Memphis native gave Tigers head coach Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway his biggest win in November when he committed to the program. 

"I just wanted to bring their program up and just be basically like a game-changer and Penny has been mentoring me since last year and he developed my game a lot just over a year, so I figured I could go with Penny, and with the coaches they've got I can be successful," Wiseman told reporters about his decision.

Carey is the No.2  ranked player in the 2019 freshman class. He's already committed to Duke, so the Cameron Crazies will get an early look at what their next young stud prospect has to offer on the basketball court. 

Duke (Carey, Wendell Moore), Arizona (Josh Green, Nico Mannion), Florida (Tre Mann, Scottie Lewis), Kentucky (Kahlil Whitney, Tyrese Maxey) and Villanova (Bryan Antoine, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl) are the five schools with more than one commit playing in the game. 

Anthony is the highest-ranked recruit (No. 3 overall) still deciding where he will play college basketball. The Oak Hill Academy star has six schools still in the mix, including Georgetown, Miami, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Oregon and Wake Forest. 

In the most recent recruiting update for the 2019-20 season, Arizona has the best incoming class with five total commitments. Green and Mannion are the stars of the group and will be teammates on the West squad. 

This year marks the 42nd year for the showcase of the best high school players from across the country. It's also a chance for the future stars of basketball to whet the appetite of fans eager to see them show off their talents. 

Last year, for example, Zion Williamson and RJ Barrett were teammates for the first time on the East Team. That duo is now hoping to carry Duke to a national title this season. 

College basketball's incoming superstars will showcase their skills from the State Farm Arena in Atlanta on March 27.

Recruiting info via 247Sports.com