As the NCAA Division I Men’s Tournament kicks off with the first round Thursday and second round Sunday, attention moves to the top MLS prospects in the college ranks. Stanford’s Jordan Morris, whom the Seattle Sounders have offered the most lucrative Homegrown contract in MLS history, is the big name, but other players are attractinginterest, notably a trio of Ghanaians who came to the United States via the Right to Dream program.

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