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In the updated version of Rivals.com’s top 150 rankings for the 2015 basketball class, Kentucky’s Skal Labissiere is ranked as the No. 1 player. Isaiah Briscoe, another Kentucky commit, checks in at No. 10, while Charles Mathews is at No. 48.
The top 10 features other Kentucky targets in the 2015 class – Jaylen Brown at No. 3, Brandon Ingram No. 4, Cheick Diallo No. 5, Malik Newman No. 8 and Thon Maker at No. 9.
Watch highlights of Skal Labissiere below: