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1.) Jordan Hamilton (6'7'' 210)- TEXAS
Ranked as the #1 small forward recruit nationally, as well as the #6 overall prospect by rivals.com. He is said to be able to score from anywhere on the floor, as well as post up smaller players. Rivals claims he can play 4 positions. Could start at the small forward spot with Damion James at the 4 for a loaded Texas team this year.
2.) Marquis Gilstrap (6'6'' 213)- IOWA STATE
Ranked as the #2 junior college player nationally by ESPN, while receiving a grade 96 overall grade from the same service. Rated 26th best overall player by ESPN. Averaged 22.4 points and 10.1 rebounds per game on his way to being an All-American and conference player of the year. Shot 41% from the 3pt line, 75% from the foul line, and 48% from the field.
3.) Christian Standhardinger (6'8'' 210)-NEBRASKA
Long and athletic wing brings a great deal of experience to the Huskers. Standhardinger played in the Under-19 German Championship where he scored 37 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. He can knock down the three and he has a knack for getting fouled on drives or when he is in the post area. Standhardinger is very talented offensively- ESPN. Averaged 22 points, 8 rebounds, shot 40% from international 3point line, and 71% from free throw line in 2008-2009.
4.) Roger Franklin (6'4'' 205)-OKLAHOMA STATE
Rated #98 overall player by Rivals. Chose OSU over UCLA, Oklahoma, Arizona, Indiana, and Michigan State. Has been compared to current OSU Cowboy Obi Muenelo. Franklin can shoot, drive, finish around the rim, rebound, and defend. Very versatile guard/wing.
5.) Brad Reese (6'6'' 200)- TEXAS TECH
Highly rated junior college wing who chose Tech over OSU, Arkansas, LSU, South Florida, Iowa State, and Alabama. Averaged 16.4 points and 5.3 rebounds next to Marquis Gilstrap (Iowa State) last season. Shot 35% from the 3pt line and 47% from the field.
Ranked as the #1 small forward recruit nationally, as well as the #6 overall prospect by rivals.com. He is said to be able to score from anywhere on the floor, as well as post up smaller players. Rivals claims he can play 4 positions. Could start at the small forward spot with Damion James at the 4 for a loaded Texas team this year.
2.) Marquis Gilstrap (6'6'' 213)- IOWA STATE
Ranked as the #2 junior college player nationally by ESPN, while receiving a grade 96 overall grade from the same service. Rated 26th best overall player by ESPN. Averaged 22.4 points and 10.1 rebounds per game on his way to being an All-American and conference player of the year. Shot 41% from the 3pt line, 75% from the foul line, and 48% from the field.
3.) Christian Standhardinger (6'8'' 210)-NEBRASKA
Long and athletic wing brings a great deal of experience to the Huskers. Standhardinger played in the Under-19 German Championship where he scored 37 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. He can knock down the three and he has a knack for getting fouled on drives or when he is in the post area. Standhardinger is very talented offensively- ESPN. Averaged 22 points, 8 rebounds, shot 40% from international 3point line, and 71% from free throw line in 2008-2009.
4.) Roger Franklin (6'4'' 205)-OKLAHOMA STATE
Rated #98 overall player by Rivals. Chose OSU over UCLA, Oklahoma, Arizona, Indiana, and Michigan State. Has been compared to current OSU Cowboy Obi Muenelo. Franklin can shoot, drive, finish around the rim, rebound, and defend. Very versatile guard/wing.
5.) Brad Reese (6'6'' 200)- TEXAS TECH
Highly rated junior college wing who chose Tech over OSU, Arkansas, LSU, South Florida, Iowa State, and Alabama. Averaged 16.4 points and 5.3 rebounds next to Marquis Gilstrap (Iowa State) last season. Shot 35% from the 3pt line and 47% from the field.
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