NCAA Basketball Recruiting: 5 biggest standouts from 2020 Hoophall Classic

The annual Spalding Hoophall Classic tournament held each year inside of Blake Arena on the campus of Springfield College always attracts tons of future NCAA Basketball talent, these five individuals stood out the most.

The future of NCAA Basketball is in good hands. After watching all 30 games over the course of five days at the 2020 Hoophall Classic tournament, it’s safe to say that there’s plenty of young talent coming up.

High school basketball is as popular as it’s even been and many of the top players in the country are well-known by fans before they even reach the collegiate level. As usual, this year’s Hoophall attracted tons of studs.

Evan Mobley, Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green, Jaden Springer, Brandon Boston Jr., and a host of other high-profile names all put their talents on display at the event. A number of college coaches and scouts came to check things out including UNC’s Roy Williams and Kentucky’s John Calipari.

Given that 30 games were played in the span of five days, there were a number of outstanding performances at Hoophall, but there were five players in particular who really stood our and separated themselves from the rest.

Read on to find out who those five were and what they did on the court that was so special. It can be hard to stand out in such a large tournament, but these five reached a level higher than the rest of their peers.