The impact of the freshmen class in 2013 is sure to be profound. First year players certainly played significant roles at prominent men's programs across the country over the last few seasons.

UCLA earned top spot in the 2013 recruiting class rankings, and head coach Jorge Salcedo managed to secure National Letters of Intent from some of the best players in the age group. Other prominent and familiar powers, notably Virginia and Maryland, looked poised to bring in another impressive crop.

A lot of what fuels the recruiting rankings is how many players from the 2013 Boys IMG Academy 150 a program brings in. Here's how it breaks down, keeping in mind some of the best players are off the table because of pro contracts:

School	Players Ranked	Ranking Breakdown
UCLA	5	8, 9, 18, 25, 36
Virginia	5	4, 29, 30, 52, 64
Maryland	4	13, 37, 57, 99
Georgetown	4	17, 71, 126, 145
South Carolina	4	24, 67, 79, 111
NC State	4	35, 85, 95, 143
Stanford	4	54, 86, 103, 105
Michigan	4	58, 136, 144, 146
Furman	3	12, 44, 47
North Carolina	3	26, 33, 117
Louisville	3	45, 49, 74
California	3	62, 141, 150
Ohio State	3	70, 76, 105
Wake Forest	3	83, 100, 127
SMU	3	120, 142, 147
Indiana	3	42, 93, 133
UC Santa Barbara	2	39, 98
Notre Dame	2	27, 43
Marquette	2	38, 65
Washington	2	40, 119
Penn	2	56, 82
Rutgers	2	61, 125
South Florida	2	78, 130
Duke	2	84, 140
New Mexico	2	104, 122
Army	2	129, 148
Syracuse	1	139
Akron	1	10
High Point	1	15
Creighton	1	19
UCF	1	20
Penn State	1	21
Cal Poly	1	22
Wisconsin	1	41
St. John's	1	46
Delaware	1	63
Davidson	1	66
SIUE	1	68
Temple	1	69
College of Charleston	1	72
Wisconsin-Milwaukee	1	73
Stony Brook	1	75
Florida International	1	77
Liberty	1	81
Providence	1	87
Dayton	1	90
Drexel	1	94
American	1	101
Northwestern	1	107
Boston University	1	110
West Virginia	1	113
Wisconsin-Green Bay	1	118
Connecticut	1	121
Princeton	1	123
Kentucky	1	124
VCU	1	128
Iona College(m)	1	131
San Diego State	1	134
Charlotte	1	138
Michigan State	1	149
Dartmouth	1	60
Colorado Mines	1	132