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Unless I just missed him, I'm pretty surprised to have not seen Desi Rodriguez show up yet. I certainly don't see him as a top 10 player in the league, but there's no way 50 guys in this league are better than him.

Rowsey seems like a homer pick. We have some great PG's in this League. Guess we'll see how well he does against "the trees" in the BE. He ain't no Mo, jr.
Has he even been confirmed as a starter? How'd he do against Dayton?

Appreciate the effort to do this list. There are thousands of permutations and ways to look at it as well and, undoubtedly transfers are the toughest.

Agree with BEX on this one. Personally, having a hard time wrapping my head around Rowsey>Brunson with no comparable data in.... but could be the nova homer in me. And, Rowsey could in fact translate well from UNC Ashville to BE play, but he could also just as easily get lost on the marquette bench. Will be interesting to see.

Again, great job pulling this list together.

Hall2012 wrote:Unless I just missed him, I'm pretty surprised to have not seen Desi Rodriguez show up yet. I certainly don't see him as a top 10 player in the league, but there's no way 50 guys in this league are better than him.

*SPOILER ALERT* He did make the top 10. If you look at his efficiency/usage numbers, he is primed for a huge year....at least on paper.

TAMU Eagle wrote:

Hall2012 wrote:Unless I just missed him, I'm pretty surprised to have not seen Desi Rodriguez show up yet. I certainly don't see him as a top 10 player in the league, but there's no way 50 guys in this league are better than him.

*SPOILER ALERT* He did make the top 10. If you look at his efficiency/usage numbers, he is primed for a huge year....at least on paper.

I agree his efficiency has been excellent and when his head is in the game he can straight up dominate. What I think holds him back from being a top 10 player is his tendency to drift in and out of games as well as get himself glued to the bench for extended periods of time.

If he can fix that and be more consistent, then I agree he could have a breakout year and be a top 10 player. With Whitehead gone I'm sure he'll have his number called more often, so perhaps that could help.