Headlined by Pace Academy power forward Wendall Carter, 10 of Georgia’s top high school players in the 2017 signing class signed national letters-of-intent.

The following are the 2017 ESPN 100 players from Georgia and where they will play next season:

PF Wendall Carter, Duke

  • Pace Academy, Atlanta
  • 6-foot-9, 245 pounds
  • 5-star
  • Had offers from Georgia and Georgia Tech
  • No. 3 on 2017 ESPN 100

SG Collin Sexton, Alabama (signed in November)

  • Pebblebrook High School, Mableton
  • 6-foot-3, 175 pounds
  • 5-star
  • Had an offer from Georgia Tech
  • No. 10 on 2017 ESPN 100

  • Norcross High School, Norcross
  • 6-foot-8, 215 pounds
  • 4-star
  • No. 38 on 2017 ESPN 300
  • Had an offer from Georgia Tech
  • Westlake High School, Atlanta
  • 6-foot-8, 221 pounds
  • 4-star
  • Had an offer from Georgia
  • No. 50 on 2017 ESPN 100

PG Darius Perry, Louisville (signed in November)

  • Wheeler High School, Powder Springs
  • 6-foot-2, 160 pounds
  • 4-star
  • Had offers from Georgia and Georgia Tech
  • No. 51 on 2017 ESPN 100
  • Greenforest Christian Academy, Atlanta
  • 7-foot, 245 pounds
  • 4-star
  • Had an offer from Georgia Tech
  • No. 56 on 2017 ESPN 100
  • Liberty County High School, Stockbridge
  • 6-foot-2, 195 pounds
  • 4-star
  • No. 60 on 2017 ESPN 100
  • Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy, Atlanta
  • 6-foot-6, 195 pounds
  • 4-star
  • No. 64 on 2017 ESPN 100

SG Alex O’Connell, Duke

  • Milton High School, Milton
  • 6-foot-6, 175 pounds
  • 4-star
  • Had offers from Georgia, Georgia Southern and Georgia Tech
  • No. 84 on 2017 ESPN 100

SF Jordan User, Southern California

  • Wheeler High School, Canton
  • 6-foot-7, 190 pounds
  • 4-star
  • No. 97 on 2017 ESPN 100

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