Andrew Wiggins has the highest offensive rating among potential No. 1 picks at 134.2, according to data from KenPom.com.

Jabari Parker ranks second at 125.4, followed by Julius Randle (118.3) and Marcus Smart (116.9).

Julius Randle has the capacity of being a low-post scorer and a stretch 4, which makes him one of the most promising power forward prospects in years.

Randle has averaged 20.5 points, 14.3 rebounds on 62 percent shooting in his first four games at Kentucky.

"I think he's the surest thing in the draft," one GM said. "There's nothing he can't do and there just aren't that many bigs in the NBA with that set of skills. He's going to be a 10-time All-Star and will make a major impact on your team in Year 1. Wiggins might have a little more upside and [Parker] is so attractive as well, but if you take someone else, you're really risking your job."

Jahlil Okafor, Tyus Jones and Cliff Alexander will announce their college decisions on Friday.

“He made up his mind,” Chuck Okafor, Jahlil’s father, said. “He is confident in his choice.”

Okafor took official visits to Duke, Baylor, Arizona, Kansas and Kentucky.

Okafor and Jones have long said they would attend the same school.

Trey Lyles has committed to Kentucky for the class of 2014.

Lyles is the No. 1 rated power forward in his class with a versatile offensive game.

Lyles, a native of Canada, also had Louisville in his final two choices.

Lyles previously had committed to Indiana but decided to reopen his recruiting process.