US College Basketball

[amamangloy]

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great catch for Kentucky....

Anthony Davis, Marquis Teague and Mike Gilchrist.... i think they also have Kyle Wiltjer

[colby]

The Kentucky Wildcats may have lost some of their top players in this year's draft but they're still stacked. It's all about playing for Coach John Calipari.

His reputation to develop players to become NBA ready is definitely a plus for any HS recruit.

His team this year may look like this:

The Freshmen, among the top 2011 recruit:
1. Anthony Davis,
2. Michael Gilchrist
3. Kyle Wiltjer
4. Marquis Teague

The guys last season:
5. Darius Miller-Sr.
6. Terrence Jones- So.
7. Doron Lamb-So.
8. Eloy Vargas- Sr.
9. Jarrod Polson- So.
10. Stacey Poole- So.
11. Jon Hood-Jr.
12. Twany Beckham- Jr. (transfer)

[colby]

Top recruits to watch: (Maybe a lot of One and Done here)


1- Anthony Davis, SF (Chicago, IL)6-9/205
Kentucky
2- Austin Rivers, SG(FL)6-4/195
Duke
3- Michael Gilchrist, SF (Elizabeth, NJ)6-7/215
Kentucky
4- Brad Beal, (St. Louis, MO)6-4/190
Florida
5- James McAdoo, PF (Norfolk, VA)6-8/220
North Carolina
6- Adonis Thomas, (Memphis, TN)6-6/210
Memphis
7- Quincy Miller, SF/PF (High Point, NC)6-9/210
Baylor
8- Myck Kabongo, PG (Henderson, NV)6-2/175
Texas
9- Marquis Teague, PG (Indianapolis, IN)6-1/175
Kentucky
10- B.J. Young, PG (Florissant, MO)6-3/170
Arkansas
11- Trevor Lacey, SG (Huntsville, AL)6-4/190
it
12- Kyle Wiltjer, PF (Portland, OR)6-9/225
Kentucky
13- LaQuinton Ross, SF (Burlington, NJ)6-8/200
Ohio State
14- Jabari Brown, SG/PG (CA)6-4/200
Oregon
15- Shannon Scott, PG (Alpharetta, GA)6-2/180
Ohio State
16- Cody Zeller, PF/C (IN)6-10/215
Indiana
17- Khem Birch, PF (Fitchburg, MA)6-9/210
Pittsburgh
18- Amir Williams, C (Beverly Hills, MI)6-10/230
Ohio State
19- DeAndre Daniels, SF (Bradenton, FL)6-7/190

20- Dorian Finney-Smith, SF/PF (Portsmouth, VA)6-7/195
Virginia Tech
21- LeBryan Nash, SF/PF (Dallas, TX)6-7/220
Oklahoma State
22- P.J. Hairston, SG/SF (Chatham, VA)6-5/220
North Carolina
23- Tyrone Johnson, PG (Rockville, MD)6-2/185
Villanova
24- Wayne Blackshear, SG/SF (Chicago, IL)6-5/215
Louisville
25- Nick Johnson, SG (Henderson, NV)6-3/195
Arizona
26- Rodney Hood, SF (MS)6-7/190
Mississippi State
27- Quinn Cook, PG (Mouth of Wilson, VA)6-0/180
Duke
28- Tony Wroten Jr., SG/PG (Seattle, WA)6-5/190
Washington
29- Otto Porter, PF (Sikeston, MO)6-9/200
Georgetown
30- Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, SG (GA)6-5/185
Georgia
31- Chane Behanan, PF (KY)6-7/235
Louisville
32- Branden Dawson, SF (Gary, IN)6-6/205
Michigan State
33- Jacoby Brissett, SG/SF (Palm Beach Gardens, FL)6-4/220
Florida (football signee)
34- Ryan Boatright, PG(Aurora, IL)5-11/165
Connecticut
35- Sheldon McClellan, SG (TX)6-5/190
Texas
36- Michael Gbinije, SF (Richmond, VA)6-6/195
Duke
37- Julien Lewis, SG(TX)6-3/185
Texas
38- Angelo Chol, PF (San Diego, CA)6-9/210
Arizona
39- Josiah Turner, PG/SG (Winston-Salem, NC)6-3/185
Arizona
40- D'Angelo Harrison, SG (Sugar Land, TX)6-3/185
St. John's
41- Malcolm Brogdon, SG (Norcross, GA)6-4/205
Virginia
42- Michael Carter-Williams, SG (Barrington, RI)6-5/180
Syracuse
43- Jahii Carson, PG (AZ)5-10/170
Arizona State
44- Levi Randolph, SG/SF (Madison, AL)6-5/185
Alabama
45- Michael Chandler, (Indianapolis, IN)6-10/225
Central Florida
46- Rashad Madden, PG (Lepanto, AR)6-4/175
Arkansas
47- Chasson Randle, PG (IL)6-2/175
Stanford
48- Andre Hollins, SG/PG (Memphis, TN)6-3/195
Minnesota
49- Rakeem Christmas, PFA (Bryn Athyn, PA)6-9/231
Syracuse
50- Johnny O'Bryant, C (Cleveland, MS)6-10/265
LSU
51- Julian Royal, PF (Alpharetta, GA)6-8/220
Georgia Tech
52- Joe Coleman, SG (Minnetonka, MN)6-3/185
Minnesota
53- Chris Jones, PG (Oak Ridge, NC)5-10/185
Tennessee
54- Norman Powell, SG(San Diego, CA)6-4/200
UCLA
55- Jakarr Sampson, SF (Wolfeboro, NH)6-7/195
St. John's
56- Dai-Jon Parker, SG (Alpharetta, GA)6-3/185
Vanderbilt
57- Ben McLemore, SG (Mouth of Wilson, VA)6-5/190
Kansas
58- Myles Mack, PG (Jersey City, NJ)5-10/170
Rutgers
59- Jabarie Hinds, PG (NY)5-11/165
West Virginia
60- Dominique Pointer, SF (Winston-Salem, NC)6-6/195
St. John's
61- Nick Jacobs, PF/C (Atlanta, GA)6-8/250
Alabama
62- Carlton Brundidge, PG (MI)6-1/190
Michigan
63- Marshall Plumlee, C (Arden, NC)6-11/220
Duke
64- Cezar Guerrero, PG (Bellflower, CA)6-0/175
Oklahoma State
65- Derrick Gordon, SG (Elizabeth, NJ)6-3/190
Western Kentucky
66- Maurice Harkless, SF (South Kent, CT)6-7/190
St. John's
67- Mycheal Henry, SF (Chicago, IL)6-5/220
Illinois
68- Shane Larkin, PG (Orlando, FL)6-0/170
DePaul
69- Aaron Ross, PF (Little Rock, AR)6-7/220
Arkansas
70- Michael Shaw, PF (Chicago, IL)6-8/225
Illinois
71- Pat Forsythe, C (OH)6-9/220
West Virginia
72- Devonta Abron, PF (Dallas, TX)6-7/215
Arkansas
73- Dee Davis, PG (Bloomington, IN)5-11/165
Xavier
74- Nick Faust, SG (Baltimore, MD)6-5/175
Maryland
75- Greg Whittington, PF (Columbia, MD)6-9/210
Georgetown
76- Ryan Anderson, PF (Long Beach, CA)6-8/225
Boston College
77- Kadeem Jack, PF (South Kent, CT)6-8/210
Rutgers
78- Mikael Hopkins, PF (Hyattsville, MD)6-9/210
Georgetown
79- Samuel Thompson, SF (Chicago, IL)6-6/185
Ohio State
80- Trey Burke, PG (Columbus, OH)6-1/175
Michigan
81- Terry Whisnant, SG (NC)6-3/175
Florida State
82- Aaron Brown, SF/SG (Lansdowne, PA)6-5/205
West Virginia
83- Tracy Abrams, PG/SG (Chicago, IL)6-2/180
Illinois
84- David Gardner, SF/SG (MS)6-6/185
Mississippi State
85- Tyler Adams, C/PF (MS)6-9/255
Georgetown
86- Deuce Bello, PG/SG (High Point, NC)6-4/180
Baylor
87- Naadir Tharpe, PG (Wolfeboro, NH)6-0/170
Kansas
88- Dwaun Anderson, SG (MI)6-3/190
Michigan State
89- Amir Garrett, SF (Henderson, NV)6-6/205
St. John's
90- Hunter Mickelson, PF (Jonesboro, AR)6-9/210
Arkansas
91- Erik Copes, PF (Philadelphia, PA)6-8/225
George Washington
92- Roosevelt Jones, SG/SF (IL)6-5/210
Butler
93- Trey Lewis, PG (OH)6-0/170
Penn State
94- Spencer Dinwiddie, PG (Woodland Hills, CA)6-4/165
Colorado
95- Sidiki Johnson, PF (Mouth of Wilson, VA)6-8/230
Arizona
96- Desmond Hubert, PF/C (NJ)6-9/200
North Carolina
97- Joseph Uchebo, C (Raleigh, NC)6-10/240
North Carolina State
98- Jamal Branch, PG/SG (Arlington, TX)6-3/175
Texas A&M
99- Shelby Moats, PF(MN)6-9/225
Vanderbilt
100- Max Bielfeldt, PF/C (Peoria, IL)6-9/230
Michigan

[inc-pankz]

anthony davis. . taas kaaug syag rank sa 2012 nba mock draft

[colby]

^^ Kusog jud ang next year na draft..Swerte kaayo mga team maka kuha sa lottery pick.

[tasho]

^ For sure naa ang Kings diha hahahaha

[sanly23]

kentucky vs n carolina?

[sanly23]

harrison barnes ...

[inc-pankz]

JJ sullinger for me !

[amamangloy]

sophomore watch....

Harrison Barnes exploded late in the season for UNC. I think he will be tasked to do better this coming season. Si Jared Sullinger kay duna sad unfinished business sa Ohio State basin mo-explode sad ni. Doron Lamb, Terrence Jones and Perry Jones are also some names to watch.