James Wiseman, the nation's top overall prospect, will announce his college choice on Tuesday, he confirmed to 247Sports.

Wiseman's announcement will come at 12:00 ET on ESPN's Sportscenter.

The finalists for Wiseman are Florida State, Kansas, Kentucky, Memphis and Vanderbilt. Wiseman took official visits to all five of the schools involved.

There are currently 22 logged predictions in the 247Sports Crystal Ball. 77-percent of the predictions are for Memphis, while the remaining 23-percent are for Kentucky.

As a junior Wiseman played for Memphis head coach Penny Hardaway at Memphis (Tenn.) East and on the Nike EYBL circuit. Wiseman and Hardaway helped lead East to a state championship last season.

Wiseman has had a decorated high school career that includes a Gold Medal in the 2017 FIBA U16 Americas Championship. This past summer with the Bluff City Legands, Wiseman averaged 15. 2 points, 6.6 rebounds and 1.9 blocks in 21 games.

Wiseman is ranked No. 1 overall in the 247Sports Composite Rankings, as well as the Top247 rankings.

James Wiseman Evaluation

Wiseman is 7-feet tall with a 7-6 wingspan. His standing reach of 9-3.5 is respectable, although not close to NBA centers like Rudy Gobert, Mohamed Bamba and JaVale McGee. Wiseman excels running the floor, moves fluidly and is an impressive all-around athlete. He consistently beats his man to the other end for easy baskets. He can go over his left shoulder for jump hooks, but also has developed his jump shot, especially from mid-range. Defensively, Wiseman slides his feet well. He is smart and has good instincts. He should be a better rebounder and shot blocker, although he’s not bad in either area. Developing his off hand for hook shots is another area for improvement. Wiseman is currently tracking as a lottery pick.