Updated 2022 Rankings: Unsigned Seniors in the Top 20

Yesterday our updated rankings for the 2022 class went live and as usual, we will be flooding the page with content surrounding the update. For this piece, I’ll be taking a look at the unsigned seniors that finished in the top 20. Tyrell Ward Tyrell Ward 6'7" | SF DeMatha | 2022 State #56 Nation MD | DeMatha Ranking: No. 3 Ward recently announced his de-commitment from Xavier as a result of the firing of Travis Steele. The 6-foot-7 wing is a proven three-level scorer who led DeMatha this season alongside Virginia Tech commit Rodney Rice Rodney Rice 6'4" | CG DeMatha | 2022 State #89 Nation MD . There has been rumors that Ward could end up re-committing to Xavier given his relationship with assistant coach Jordan Brooks, but plenty of other programs will attempt to enter the sweepstakes for the No. 3 player in the state. Bryce Lindsay Bryce Lindsay 6'2" | CG St. Frances | 2022 State MD | St. Frances Ranking: No. 8 Lindsay was another prospect who unfortunately had to de-commit from his college selection that was South Carolina due to a coaching change. The 6-foot-3 point guard is one of the most dangerous shooters on the market and came through time-and-time again in clutch moments for the Panthers. Some programs who have reached out to Lindsay include Georgia, ETSU, West Virginia, Boston College and Virginia. Tyson Commander Tyson Commander 6'4" | SG The John Carroll School | 2022 State #203 Nation MD | John Carroll Ranking: No. 9 Commander is set to to a post-grad prep season at Mt. Zion, but we do not officially move prospect who elect to go that route until the summer of. Commander plans to spend his spring/summer playing with Team Durant on the EYBL Circuit and has a chance to boost his stock given his shooting ability, his size at 6-foot-4 and his improved athleticism.  Elijah Jones Elijah Jones 6'8" | C Mt. Zion Prep | 2022 State MD | Mt. Zion Prep Ranking: No. 15 Jones had some bright moments for the Warriors this season. His size at 6-foot-8 makes him a presence inside at both ends. He seemed to improve his mid-range and face-up game as the season progressed and when he was locked in defensively, he could make a major impact on the game. Last time I spoke with Jones it seemed that Austin Peay was the program making a push for him, but his recruitment remains open. Kyle Pulliam Kyle Pulliam 6'3" | SG Good Counsel | 2022 State MD | Good Counsel Ranking: No. 19 Pulliam should be nearing a decision in the very near future as the 6-foot-3 southpaw caught attention from a number of programs this winter. His smooth, savvy and well-balanced approach makes it easy to assume that he will translate well at the college level. While he had impressive outing as both a scorer and distributor, Pulliam’s best days on the basketball floor are still ahead of him. Devon Barnes Devon Barnes 6'1" | PG Mt. Zion Prep | 2022 State MD | Mt. Zion Prep Ranking: No. 20 Barnes really focused on becoming more polished as a point guard and reading the game from the position. He had spurts where he looked really good in that fashion all while staying aggressive as a scorer. He’s a 5-foot-11 floor general who can really fill it up from three and cause some problems for his matchups as a defender. Barnes recruitment is a little unknown at this point, but could be a quality addition for a college program.