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The one-and-done era has been with us for so long in men's college basketball, it's hard to remember any other recruiting era.
It has been 18 years now since the NBA changed its eligibility rules to require, in effect, that prospects spend at least one season after high school playing college basketball before entering the draft. Beginning with the class of 2006, which included the likes of Kevin Durant and Greg Oden, we've now seen a total of 1,800 top-100 players make similar decisions.
What would it look like, we wondered, if we ranked the best recruiting programs over that entire 18-year span?