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1.) Thomas Robinson (6'8'' 222) KANSAS
-Named a Reebok All-American. Scored 14 points in the Reebok Game. Rated as the #10 power forward nationally, and the #31 overall player. Great athlete, good shooter, big time player. “Thomas is a rebounder,” Self said. “He goes after every ball. He’s a high energy guy that probably has as good a motor as anybody we’ve had since we’ve been here. He has a chance to be about as good of a rebounder as there is in this senior class."
2.) Andrew Fitzgerald (6'8'' 260) OKLAHOMA
-Selected as a Reebok All-American, and was one of the better performers with 16 points. Averaged 21 points, 18 rebounds, and 5 blocks per game as a junior. "Andrew's a big kid who really knows how to score, knows how to use his body. He has great touch for a big man. He's about 6-8, but has more than a seven-foot wingspan. And he's a good 260 pounds."-Jeff Capel
3.) Wally Judge (6'9'' 220) KANSAS STATE
Selected as a Mcdonalds All-American, but did not play in the game due to injury. Rated as the #7 power forward nationally, and the #18 overall player. The best "big man" athlete entering the Big 12 this year. Averaged 20.1 points and 17.8 rebounds per game through 28 games as a senior. “Wally runs like the wind,” said Martin. “He is big and strong – just a big time talent that we think has an incredible future ahead of him."
4.) Shane Harris-Tunks (6'11'' 265) COLORADO
A true center with tremendous experience. He is widely considered the #1 center in Australia for the class of 2009. He is from the well known Australia Institute of Sport and will be a member of the World Championship team representing Australia in July. Harris-Tunks is very skilled and physical and his body is Big 12 ready.
5.) Quincy Hankins (6'8'' 240) NEBRASKA
Hankins was a formidable post presence for the Polk Vikings as he averaged 15.8 points, 12.3 rebounds and 1.7 steals per game as a sophomore. For his efforts, Hankins was named to the All-Suncoast Conference first-team. He was second in the conference in rebounding.
-Named a Reebok All-American. Scored 14 points in the Reebok Game. Rated as the #10 power forward nationally, and the #31 overall player. Great athlete, good shooter, big time player. “Thomas is a rebounder,” Self said. “He goes after every ball. He’s a high energy guy that probably has as good a motor as anybody we’ve had since we’ve been here. He has a chance to be about as good of a rebounder as there is in this senior class."
2.) Andrew Fitzgerald (6'8'' 260) OKLAHOMA
-Selected as a Reebok All-American, and was one of the better performers with 16 points. Averaged 21 points, 18 rebounds, and 5 blocks per game as a junior. "Andrew's a big kid who really knows how to score, knows how to use his body. He has great touch for a big man. He's about 6-8, but has more than a seven-foot wingspan. And he's a good 260 pounds."-Jeff Capel
3.) Wally Judge (6'9'' 220) KANSAS STATE
Selected as a Mcdonalds All-American, but did not play in the game due to injury. Rated as the #7 power forward nationally, and the #18 overall player. The best "big man" athlete entering the Big 12 this year. Averaged 20.1 points and 17.8 rebounds per game through 28 games as a senior. “Wally runs like the wind,” said Martin. “He is big and strong – just a big time talent that we think has an incredible future ahead of him."
4.) Shane Harris-Tunks (6'11'' 265) COLORADO
A true center with tremendous experience. He is widely considered the #1 center in Australia for the class of 2009. He is from the well known Australia Institute of Sport and will be a member of the World Championship team representing Australia in July. Harris-Tunks is very skilled and physical and his body is Big 12 ready.
5.) Quincy Hankins (6'8'' 240) NEBRASKA
Hankins was a formidable post presence for the Polk Vikings as he averaged 15.8 points, 12.3 rebounds and 1.7 steals per game as a sophomore. For his efforts, Hankins was named to the All-Suncoast Conference first-team. He was second in the conference in rebounding.