Position Rankings: Top Centers
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Complete Rankings: PG SG SF PF C
1. Roy Hibbert, Georgetown
2. Alexs Maric, Nebraska
3. Joey Dorsey, Memphis
4. Josh Heytvelt, Gonzaga
5. Luke Nevill, Utah
6. Trent Plaisted, BYU
7. Jeff Pendergraph, Arizona State
8. Kentrell Gransberry, South Florida
9. Jason Thompson, Rider
10. Shaun Pruitt, Illinois
11. Chris Daniels, Tex. A&M-CC
12. DeVon Hardin, California
13. Ahmad Nivins, St. Joseph’s
14. Ben McCauley, North Carolina State
15. Charles Rhodes, Mississippi State
16. James Mays, Clemson
17. Andrew Strait, Montana
18. Eric Coleman, Northern Iowa
19. Bryant Dunston, Fordham
20. Longar Longar, Oklahoma
21. Robin Lopez, Stanford
21. Dwayne Curtis, Ole Miss
22. Goran Suton, Michigan State
23. Randall Hanke, Providence
24. Brian Butch, Wisconsin
25. Hasheem Thabeet, Connecticut
Top Five Freshmen
1. Kevin Love, UCLA
2. DeAndre Jordan, Texas A&M
3. Kosta Koufos, Ohio State
4. Cole Aldrich, Kansas
5. Nayal Koshwal, DePaul
Complete Rankings: PG SG SF PF C
1. Roy Hibbert, Georgetown
2. Alexs Maric, Nebraska
3. Joey Dorsey, Memphis
4. Josh Heytvelt, Gonzaga
5. Luke Nevill, Utah
6. Trent Plaisted, BYU
7. Jeff Pendergraph, Arizona State
8. Kentrell Gransberry, South Florida
9. Jason Thompson, Rider
10. Shaun Pruitt, Illinois
11. Chris Daniels, Tex. A&M-CC
12. DeVon Hardin, California
13. Ahmad Nivins, St. Joseph’s
14. Ben McCauley, North Carolina State
15. Charles Rhodes, Mississippi State
16. James Mays, Clemson
17. Andrew Strait, Montana
18. Eric Coleman, Northern Iowa
19. Bryant Dunston, Fordham
20. Longar Longar, Oklahoma
21. Robin Lopez, Stanford
21. Dwayne Curtis, Ole Miss
22. Goran Suton, Michigan State
23. Randall Hanke, Providence
24. Brian Butch, Wisconsin
25. Hasheem Thabeet, Connecticut
Top Five Freshmen
1. Kevin Love, UCLA
2. DeAndre Jordan, Texas A&M
3. Kosta Koufos, Ohio State
4. Cole Aldrich, Kansas
5. Nayal Koshwal, DePaul
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posted by Jeff at 5:29 PM
10 Comments:
i'm not so sure about Maric at number 2, maybe 5 or so, but i'd say Dorsey and Heytvelt are better
Shawn James from Duquesne? Didn't he just break David Robinson's shot-blocking record?
What about Steven Hill, the SEC Defensive Player of the year? He gets over 2 blocks a game
I'd almost guarantee that Heytvelt will get more minutes at the 4 for Gonzaga than at the 5, especially by the end of the year.
For freshman centers, wasn't JJ.Hickson top 3 coming out of HS
Mickell Gladness from Alabama A&M averaged 6.3 blocks per game this year. He had 16 blocks in one game breaking a NCAA record held by David Robinson and Shawn Bradley. His season total was top 3 in the history of the NCAA.
He projects out as a second round selection considering he's 6'11 and has an obvious shot blocking talent.
The sleeper on this board is Nivins at #13. I saw him against Louisville and he dominated their big men.
Id agree with sack about nivins, and dunston is a sleeper as well... but hanke is a scrub and dont think hell do much even though his rookie year was decent
actually it was his soph season,and Hanke averaged 13ppg-5.6rpg 1.8bpg and also led the naton in fgp at 67%
so do your homework before you comment on something you don't know what your talking about!!
i agree with this whole thing except suton needs to move up like 1-3 spots.
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