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13. Josh Hart
20. Edmond Sumner
33. Kris Jenkins
43. Mo Watson, Jr.
49. Marcus Foster
60. Kelan Martin
64. Angel Delgado
66. Jalen Brunson
72. Mikal Bridges
95. Isaac Copeland

Trevon is going to be added to the list apparently. Editors made a mistake.

BE 11
A10 6
ACC 22
B1G 12
PAC 13
Big 12 10
AAC 7
SEC 12

Trevon was added to the list as the 40th best player. The write up says he could compete for A-10 Player of the Year honors. This was not their best work.

40. Trevon Bluiett | Xavier | Junior | SF
Blueitt averaged 15.1 points and 6.1 rebounds last season for a Xavier team that won 28 games. That was four more points per game than any other Musketeer. He will be an A-10 Player of the Candidate if Xavier stays near the top of the league. -- GP

smh. What a terrible list. Isaac is not our best player and if there are a hundred players better than LJ Peak or Rodney Pryor I'll eat my hat.

Trevon at 40 is crazy low in my eyes. Ed at 20 is kind of high. If Jenkins is 33, I would've expected Trevon in the twenty's somewhere. He essentially did what Hart did last year, except he did it as a sophomore. That's what I don't get about the difference in hype. Does anyone else see this or am I just taking crazy pills?

scoscox wrote:Trevon at 40 is crazy low in my eyes. Ed at 20 is kind of high. If Jenkins is 33, I would've expected Trevon in the twenty's somewhere. He essentially did what Hart did last year, except he did it as a sophomore. That's what I don't get about the difference in hype. Does anyone else see this or am I just taking crazy pills?

I think u are sort of taking crazy pills. Bluiett was not on the same level as Hart. Maybe this year we can hope.

When did Elijah Brown get so good?? Off topic but why did he leave Butler? Him and Martin would have been a SCARY 1 2 punch.

7 of their top 11 are freshmen. I don't buy it. It's a really good class of frosh this year, but that seems absurdly high.

Sumner, Foster, Bridges, Brunson, Bridges, and Copeland seem high to me.

Hart and Martin seem low.

Would add Desi Rodriquez and LJ Peak for sure. Would consider Rodney Bullock and Myles Davis as well.

I'm not equating them exactly, although I do think Trevon is a better scorer and a comparable rebounder and has been more productive earlier in his career. Hart's undoubtedly a better defender and deserves his rank here, but I just don't see there being a 30 player gap between them. That's really the point I was trying to make.

would have no problem with this being top 10 in the BE.(with Trevon in) 4 wildcats in there but they are the defending champs.