The nation`s top unsigned basketball prospects:
– Cory Alexander, 6-1 guard, Mouth of Wilson, Va.: Virginia, Arizona, Michigan.
– Jabari Anderson, 6-3 guard, Wilmington, Calif.: Junior college.
– Derrick Carroll, 6-7 forward, Columbia, S.C.: South Carolina, Floria, N.C. State, Florida State.
– Chris Elliott, 5-9 guard, Memphis: Junior college.
– Sherell Ford, 6-7 forward, Maywood, Ill.: Northern Illinois, Utah, De Paul, Southern Illinois, Northern Iowa, UNLV, Illinois.
– Alfred Grigsby, 6-7, forward, Houston: Houston, Georgetown, Arkansas, California, N.C. State, Oklahoma, junior college.
– Alonzo Johnson, 6-11 center, Marion, Ala.: Tennessee, Alabama.
– Jamal Johnson, 6-8 forward, Kirkwood, Mo.: Junior college.
– Wilfred Kirkaldy, 6-9 center, Philadelphia, Pa.: West Virginia, Temple, St. John`s, Cincinnati.
– Voshon Lenard, 6-4 guard, Detroit: Minnesota, Tennessee, Cincinnati, Austin Peay.
– Jerome Malloy, 6-4 guard, Waterbury, Conn.: N.C. State, Miami, Massachusetts, Duquesyne, Hartford.
– Reggie Manuel, 6-2 guard, Macon, Ga.: Tennessee, Memphis St., UNLV, Georgetown.
– Donyell Marshall, 6-8 forward, Reading, Pa.: Connecticut, Maryland.
– Silas Mills, 6-7 forward, Milwaukee: Kansas, junior college.
– Al Pinkins, 6-8 forward, Camilla, Ga.: Auburn (football), junior college.
– Jalen Rose, 6-7 forward, Detroit: Michigan.
– James Scott, 6-5 guard, Paterson, N.J.: Junior college.
– John Smith, 6-8 forward, Columbia, S.C.: Maryland, Wichita State, Cincinnati, South Carolina, Virginia Tech.
– Damon Stoudamire, 5-11 guard, Portland, Ore.: Oregon, Oregon St., Louisville.
– Kareem Townes, 6-3 guard, Philadelphia: La Salle, St. Joseph`s, Massachusetts, Kansas, Maryland, junior college.
– Chris Webber, 6-10 center, Birmingham: Michigan.
– Tes Whitlock, 6-2 guard, Anaheim, Calif.: Arizona State, Long Beach State, junior college.
