Below is a list suggesting which players should be invited to the Portsmouth Invitational held in two weeks. Some seniors were left off, as I assume that they would not accept their invite. (in no particular order)
1. SF Antwaine Wiggins, College of Charleston
2. SG Brandon Wood, Michigan St.
3. SF Olek Czyz, Nevada
4. SF Kyle Weems, Missouri St.
5. SF DeQuan Jones, Miami (Fl.)
6. PF/C Bernard James, Florida St.
7. PF Terrance Henry, Ole Miss
8. PF/C Gus Gilchrist, South Florida
9. PF Quincy Acy, Baylor
10. SF Anthony Jones, Baylor
11. PF Jesse Perry, Arizona
12. SG Ramone Moore, Temple
13. SF/PF Wendell McKines, New Mexico St.
14. SG Kevin Murphy, Tennessee Tech
15. PF Dominique Morrison, Oral Roberts
16. PG Casper Ware, Long Beach St.
17. SF Chase Stanback, UNLV
18. PG Joe Ragland, Wichita St.
19. PG Scoop Jardine, Syracuse
20. PF/C Kyle O'Quinn, Norfolk St.
21. C Kenny Frease, Xavier
22. SF Chris Johnson, Dayton
23. C Michael Eric, Temple
24. PF Eli Holman, Detroit
25. PF/C Miles Plumlee, Duke
26. PF David Loubeau, Texas A&M
27. PF Keith Wright, Harvard
28. PG/SG Jason Clark, Georgetown
29. SG Devoe Joseph, Oregon
30. C Greg Mangano, Yale
31. PG Lamonte Thomas, Johnson & Wales
32. PF Josh Owens, Stanford
33. PG Jordan Theodore, Seton Hall
34. PF Mike Glover, Iona
35. SG Kyle Kuric, Louisville
36. SG Dion Dixon, Cincinnati
37. C Robert Sacre, Gonzaga
38. C Garret Stutz, Wichita St.
39. SF Kenny Gabriel, Auburn
40. SF Alex Young, IUPUI
41. PF LaRon Dendy, Middle Tennessee St.
42. PF Eric Griffin, Campbell
43. PF Justin Greene, Kent St.
44. C Xavier Gibson, Florida St.
45. C Travis Hyman, Bowie St.
46. PG Tony Smith, Shaw University
47. PG Chris Smith, Louisville
48. SF/PF Ken Horton, Central Connecticut St.
49. PG Juan Fernandez, Temple
50. PG Zack Rosen, UPenn
51. PG Ken Brown, Philander Smith
52. SG Darrion Pellum, Hampton
53. SG Carlon Brown, Colorado
54. SG Deividas Dulkys, Florida St.
55. PF Julian Mavunga, Miami (Oh.)
56. PG Damier Pitts, Marshall
57. C Mitchell Watt, Buffalo
58. PF Jarrod Jones, Ball St.
59. PF Cameron Moore, UAB
60. SF Kent Bazemore, ODU
61. PG Jorge Gutierrez, Cal
62. PG Reggie Hamilton, Oakland
63. SG Savalace Townsend, Arkansas Pine-Bluff
64. PF Eric Frederick, Texas Wesleyan
Temi Adebayo Phillyu?
ReplyDeleteWhat about Temi Adebayo PhillyU?
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ReplyDeleteI really like Temi Adebayo and believe that he is one of the better non-D1 prospects as I'm sure you have noted from my prior posts. The problem is that this was a very strong senior class, particularly with regard to the midmajor senior players. While I do feel that the representation at this camp is clearly biased in favor of D1 talent, I did feel the need to limit the number of non-D1 players to at least approach invites in a manner consistent with historical decision making. (if anything, I was liberal in my admittance of five players outside of D1)
As for how Temi did not rank amongst the top 5 seniors outside of D1, he is still very raw despite being a senior. While he is statistically there with someone like Travis Hyman, for example, his impact on the glass was no where near where it should have been given his height and level of competition. I will write more extensively on Temi in a future article, as I feel that he deserves more exposure.
Aaron Broussard - Seattle U. 39th in the country in scoring (18.2 ppg) in just 29 minutes per game. 29 pts, 8 rebounds against Virginia this year, more points than anyone else scored on them all season. 3 games of 30+ points, avg'd 6.5 rebounds per game.
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