Rivals updated their 2019 rankings today. Of note pertaining to Wake Forest:
We are listed for 3 of the top 16 players: Cole Anthony #2 overall (predicted to go to Duke), Jeremiah Robinson-Earl #9 overall (predicted to go to Kansas), and Trayce Jackson-Davis #16 overall (predicted to go to Indiana).
I always said I liked Isaac Okoro at SF, and he is now a 5-star SF ranked at #22 leapfrogging Wendell Moore who is ranked #25. Jalen Lecque dropped 9 spots to #18. Omar Payne is #48. Rocket Watts is #50.
Patrick Williams jumped 13 spots to #61 and they had this to say about him: who do you think will make the biggest jump from this ranking to the next one? We moved Williams up 13 spots in this update. I still think there is room for him to inch closer to five-star range before the end of the summer. He has the physical makeup and the skillset of somebody that will fit well with the way the game is trending. Williams offers positional versatility on both ends of the court, shoots it at a pretty good clip, can get to the bucket and finish, and he defends and rebounds well. I like him as somebody that could continue to trend upward the next few months.
Anthony Harris also jumped 13 spots to #65. Terrence Shannon Jr. jumped 23 spots to #71 overall. Dahmir Bishop is up 38 spots to #77 overall. Jaylin Williams is up 21 spots to #79. Ismael Massoud is up 1 spot to #89 overall.
Tre Mitchell jumped into the top 100 at #92 and Rivals said this: which players may be ranked too low? Mitchell has made impressive strides both in his game and his body in recent months. He has lost more than 30 pounds and has tightened up his frame by putting on strength. Ranked No. 92, Mitchell has moved up some but I still worry that we have him too low. He is not Jared Sullinger but he does have similar dimensions to the former Ohio State great. Whether it is scoring in the low post with an array of post-up moves, extending the defense with the perimeter jumper or carving up the defense out of the high post with the accurate pass, Mitchell gets it done in an efficient manner. On the Nike circuit this spring, his first and last on a shoe-sponsored platform, he averaged 10 points, eight rebounds, two assists and a block per game.
Outside of the top 100 up to #150 we have Kai Jones at #123 and Daniel Ramsey at #125. Issa Muhammad, Tyrese Samuel, and Jason Jitoboh are unranked in the top 150 but probably just outside it in the 150-200 range.
Also of note two old offers at C, Balsa and Chol Marial were considered the "hardest to rank" and fell massively in the rankings due to underperforming this past year.