In today's Three-Point Play, national analyst Corey Evans predicts the next slew of Rivals150 prospects to commit, gives an update on top-40 junior Jaxson Robinson and also assesses three freshmen that could surprisingly become one-and-done prospects after the college season.

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It has been a whirlwind of a few weeks on the commitment front and we are not done yet. D.J. Steward popped for Duke yesterday and there are a number of other Rivals150 prospects that are on the cusp of their own respective commitments.

DeMarr Langford is set to commit this weekend with Boston College and NC State sitting as his two finalists. The Eagles go into his decision as the leader and their chances were enhanced earlier this summer with his brother, Makai Ashton-Langford, transferring into the program.

Zed Key will commit on Sunday with Ohio State as the likeliest of landing spots. The Buckeyes hosted him two weeks ago and would squelch a major interior need that the Buckeyes are set to face after this season.

Zach Loveday completed his official visit tour last weekend with Baylor is sitting in a good spot. He visited the Big 12 program officially twice in the past six months; Louisville is also heavily involved.

A.J. Hoggard will visit Marquette today and end the weekend at Florida. By the time Monday hits, he will have visited all of his finalists. Michigan State was the perceived leader, but the fact that Hoggard left East Lansing last weekend uncommitted could leave the door open for others to have a chance with the giant playmaker.

Carlos Johnson is a coveted prospect by a group including Butler, DePaul and Missouri. Those three programs remain in strong contention with the four-star prospect and a decision is expected any day now.

Ty Berry is down to a final two of Minnesota and Northwestern. The Wildcats are in the best spot for his pledge, which would give Chris Collins a well-rounded and confident shot-maker in the backcourt.

Despite nestled in at little Ada, Okla., Jaxson Robinson has made his local high school a hot spot for college coaches. Just this week, coaches from Colorado, Ole Miss, Texas and UCLA have been in to see Robinson and more will be on the way.

Robinson, a 6-foot-6 wing that has steadily risen in the Rivals150, is now sitting as the No. 39 prospect in America. What all that he brings to the floor is not difficult to appreciate because his strengths are exactly what college coaches have come to covet which is a giant shot-making wing that can guard a variety of spots in the backcourt.

Last weekend, Robinson took an unofficial visit to Texas A&M, and he has also checked out Arkansas and TCU. Oklahoma was the first to host him in the official variety two weekends ago and Arkansas expects to have Robinson back on its campus twice next month.

Others, including Baylor, Ole Miss and Texas remain in discussions for hosting Robinson. It seems as time goes on, the recruitment of the top-40 junior will only become more heated, evolving into a priority affair for all of those involved.

Who are some three- and four-star prospects that have a chance to be a one-and-done after this upcoming basketball season? Kudos to @KOolken_DC for asking that question on Twitter. I have three possible candidates:

Kai Jones: Could Shaka Smart hit magic twice in two years? Last season, it was the breakout of Jaxson Hayes and this year it could be Jones. Much newer to the game than his peers, Jones has a long way to go, but his talent is off of the charts. He found the ideal playing style and a need for what he does in Austin. Don’t be surprised if he is playing his best ball towards the latter half of the season.

Toumani Camara: Word out of Georgia is not that just Anthony Edwards is getting buckets but also that Camara has impressed each time that he has hit the floor. The giant wing-forward has a bevy of ball skills in his bag and fits the modern, positionless game to a tee. The native of Belgium might be need another year or two before the NBA comes calling but Camara has a chance to make the leap after this season thanks to what Tom Crean has done with such prospects in recent years.

Damion Baugh: The names of James Wiseman, Precious Achiuwa and D.J. Jeffries will get a lot of mention around the Memphis program this year, but could Baugh be another potential one-and-done for the Tigers? He made a splash start during their overseas trip last month and if Baugh can show he can consistently knock down shots and take care of the ball, the NBA could come knocking earlier than expected.