Houston's Mercy Miller snubbed from 2024 McDonald's All-American Game

Houston-bound guard Mercy Miller, son of rapper Master P, was not selected to the 2024 McDonald's All-American game

The McDonald's All-American Game announced its West and East rosters for the boys' and girls' event Tuesday afternoon on ESPN.

Forty-eight total players will partake in the prestigious game. Twenty-four players were selected for each game, making up two, 12-player rosters for April 2 in Houston at the Toyota Center.

No. 1 recruit Cooper Flagg headlined the selections, but Southern California had two players selected in USC-commit Trent Perry of Harvard-Westlake and Arizona-signee Carter Bryant of Corona Centennial.

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SoCal is also home to arguably the biggest snub from the prestigious game after Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks' Mercy Miller was not selected. Miller is committed to Houston and the son of rapper Master P.

Miller, who scored 68 points in a game earlier this season against Oakwood, is averaging 30.5 points, 10 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game this season for the 23-0 Notre Dame Knights. He recently had 29 points and 11 rebounds in a win over Harvard-Westlake.

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Miller is the most underrated prospect in the country and was also left of ESPN's Top 100 2024 list made by Paul Biancardi. 

It's the second year in a row that Notre Dame has had a prime McDonald's All-American candidate that hasn't been selected. Last year Caleb Foster, now at Duke, got snubbed.

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Bryant, who's ranked 20th overall by ESPN, is averaging 17 points and 9.3 rebounds per game this season, and recently poured in a 39-point game in a big win over Eastvale Roosevelt earlier this month.

Harvard-Westlake star point guard Trent Perry, ranked No. 26 overall by ESPN, is averaging 17 points, six rebounds and six assists per game this season.

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