The Official 2018 Flo40 Rankings

RJ Barrett Finishes Dominant Senior Season At Flo40 No. 1

As the class of 2018 gets ready to flip their tassels and continue to the next level, it's time to lock in the final rankings into Flo40 history.

It was an outstanding year and it absolutely cannot be spoken about without starting with Flo40 No. 1 RJ Barrett. After reclassifying to 2018 and taking over the No. 1 spot in the class, Barrett walked away with every major national high school basketball award and a GEICO National Championship with an undefeated Montverde (FL) team. Alongside him was his teammate and Florida-bound point guard Andrew Nembhard, who posted huge comeback from injury to climb the rankings eleven spots all the way to Flo40 No. 11.

The biggest jump from our last set of rankings, however, came from UNC commit Nassir Little, who went from Flo40 No. 39 to No. 7. Little most recently showed off his superstardom by winning MVP in both the McDonald's All-American Games and Jordan Brand Classic, a feat no other player has accomplished before. 

Other players that saw their statuses jump are Villanova-bound small forward Cole Swider from Flo40 No. 36 to No. 17 and Texas commit Kamaka Hepa from Flo40 No. 38 to No. 20.

While 2018 was a year to remember, everyone is most excited about seeing what this class accomplishes at the next level. Is Duke the 2019 national title favorite behind the Flo40 royal flush of No. 1 RJ Barrett, No. 2 Zion Williamson, No. 3 Cam Reddish, and No. 5 Tre Jones? Or will Kentucky's incoming class of Flo40 No. 10 Keldon Johnson, No. 16 EJ Montgomery, No. 23 Immanuel Quickley, and No. 39 Tyler Herro help the Wildcats return to the top of the polls?

Without further ado... The final Flo40 Rankings for the class of 2018. 

NEWCOMERS

No. 35 Ignas Brazdeikis

No. 36 Brandon Slater

No. 37 Landers Nolley

No. 38 Talen Horton-Tucker

No. 39 Tyler Herro

No. 40 Will Richardson

DROPPED OUT

No. 30 Taeshon Cherry

No. 34 Silvio De Sousa (early graduation)

No. 39 Anfernee Simons

No. 40 Tyger Campbell