Rutgers’ Dylan Harper named co-MVP of McDonald’s All-American game after stellar performance

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West guard Dylan Harper (2) and East center Derik Queen (25) are presented with the co-MVP trophy after the McDonald's All-American boys' basketball game Tuesday, April 2, 2024, in Houston. (AP Photo/Kevin M. Cox)AP

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HOUSTON — Dylan Harper did not just represent Rutgers at the McDonald’s All-American game on Tuesday: he put on an infomercial for the Scarlet Knights and previewed the historic heights he could lead the program to next season.

The Don Bosco Prep star, five-star guard and crown jewel of the greatest class in modern Rutgers basketball history was named a co-MVP of the historic all-star game, dominating a contest featuring 24 of the best players in the country. Maryland commit Derek Queen was the other co-MVP.

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