Porter was a consensus top-three recruit in the class. Young was generally regarded as a top-25 prospect. “They put us through practices on the weekend that were harder than any college practice, any NBA practice, any training camp,” Porter recalled. “So we would all go down to Kansas City, and me and Trae would spend the night at my coach’s house. And we would have like two or three days (when) we would watch film for like an hour. … That’s when Trae and me got really close, just throughout those summers. And then we always planned on going to college together. Obviously, that didn’t work out. But yeah, he’s been one of my best friends since.”