All season long, it felt like West Virginia commit (now signee) Miles Sadler was a shoo-in to make the McDonald's All-American game. He boasted some big-time numbers against high level competition and is widely considered to be one of the best point guards in the 2026 recruiting class. He met all of the requirements you would think the committee that selected the teams would have been looking for, yet he was left off the list. How a consensus top 25 player in the country is not a part of that game is beyond me. I mean, heck, Oscar Tshiebwe played in that game back in 2019 and was 21 spots lower in ESPN's recruiting rankings. To say the least, Sadler's not making it stunned everyone, including Sadler himself, as he explained in a recent interview with 3 Guys Before the Game. “McDonald’s rosters came out, and I was watching live, actually. I was like, I’m number 21 in the country right now, there’s 24 spots in the game. I got to make it, right?…