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Recruits, players leaving etc are starting to shake out so lets jump the gun and predict the Big 12.
Did a little bit of research for this but I wouldn't be surprised if there are errors in the breakdown or the starting line ups. Just wanted to give people a general breakdown of the teams with easy access. So people could make some better predictions more than just blind guessing at the very least.
(Italics = returning starter)
1. Kansas State
Dennis Clemente is a big loss, that can’t be denied but with 3 other returning starters and a top bench player back I think they have the best blend of talent and experience coming back. If Pullen can get some backcourt help they’re the team to beat with the wealth of front court talent returning along with juco Freddy Asprilla.
Top Returning Players
G Jacob Pullen 19 points, 3 assists
F Curtis Kelly 12 points, 6 rebounds
F Jamar Samuels 11 points, 5 rebounds
G/F Dominique Sutton 7 points, 6 rebounds
Key Losses
G Dennis Clemente 17 points, 4 assists
C Louis Colon 3 points, 4 rebounds
Key addition(s)
C Fred Asprilla – top juco center who will provide a big presence down low, who should be just as good or more likely better than previous starting center Colon
Projected starting lineup
PG Jacob Pullen
SG Rodney McGruder
SF Dominique Sutton
PF Curtis Kelly
C Freddy Asprilla
6th man – Jamar Samuels
2. Kansas
They're losing three starters but in a down year for the Big 12 I expect them to compete for another title and possibly win another. Marcus is going to have a big year for them and I expect the combo of Morningstar, Reed, Selby, Taylor and Johnson to produce enough to keep the lane open for Morris.
Top Returning Players
Marcus Morris – 13 points, 6 rebounds
Tyshawn Taylor – 7 points, 3 assists
Brandon Morningstar – 4 points, 3 assists
Tyrel Reed – 5 points
Markieff Morris – 7 points, 5 rebounds
Key Losses
Sheron Collins- 15 points, 5 assists
Cole Aldrich - 11 points, 10 rebounds, 3 blocks
Xavier Henry - 13 points, 4 rebounds
Key Addition(s)
Josh Selby - big time athletic and skilled combo guard who will get the chance to play the point, but will compete with Taylor and Elijah Johnson for the spot
Jeff Withey - transfer from Arizona, big presence expected to replace the Cole Aldrich role of sloth for the Hawks
Projected Starting Lineup
PG Josh Selby
SG Tyshawn Taylor
SF Brandon Morningstar
PF Markieff Morris
C Marcus Morris
6th Man Tyrel Reed
3. Baylor
Even though I think Missouri is a better team at this point I think Baylor is going to take advantage of a weak South and get to third. Dunn, Jones and Acy gives the Bears a talented trio to build around despite the losses of Udoh, Carter and yes even Loomers. Perry Jones and either A.J. Walton or Stargell Love (the new PG) will provide the key for Baylor’s ceiling. Nolan Dennis and Dargan Sekelja are two highly regarded recruits from this past class who will need to play much bigger roles with the departing upperclassmen.
Top returning players
G Lace Dunn 20 points, 5 boards
F Quincy Acy 9 points, 5 boards
G/F Anthony Jones, 6 points, 5 boards
Key Losses
PG Tweety Carter - 15 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists
PF Ekpe Udoh – 14 points, 10 rebounds, 4 blocks
C Josh Loomers – 7 points, 4 rebounds
Key Addition(s)
C Perry Jones – Elite skill and athletic talent but motor and consistency are question marks
PG Stargell Love – Very athletic point guard who is expected to compete with Walton for time at the point.
Projected Starting Lineup
PG A.J. Walton
SG Lace Dunn
SF Anthony Jones
PF Quincy Acy
C Perry Jones
6th man Nolan Dennis
4. Missouri
A strong recruiting class has offset the losses of Tiller and Taylor in the backcourt and Ramsey upfront. Ratliff provides an experienced offensive upgrade to the front court out of juco and Phily Pressey should thrive in Anderson's pressing system. Tony Mitchell and his possible qualifying issues might be the difference between them challenging for the title or floating in the second tier.
Top Returning Players
G/F Kim English – 14 points
G Marcus Denmon - 10 points
F Lawrence Bowers – 10 points, 6 rebounds
F Justin Safford – 8 points, 4 rebounds
G Michael Dixon – 8 points
Key Losses
G J.T Tiller – 9 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals
G Zaire Taylor – 8 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals
F Keith Ramsey - 6 points, 6 rebounds
Key Additions
G Phil Pressey – Undersized but highly athletic point guard, son of NBA player Paul Pressey
F Ricardo Ratliff – highly productive (points and rebounding) and talebted junior college player
F Tony Mitchell – Highly athletic 5 star 3 /4 hybrid who appears to be just scratching the surface of his potential but has qualifying issues
Projected Starting Lineup
PG Michael Dixon
SG Marcus Denmon
SF Kim English
PF Ricardo Ratliff
C Justin Safford
6th Man – Lawrence Bowers
5. Oklahoma State
With only two major player losses from a salty squad the Cowboys could be position to take advantage of a weak Big 12 South and possible finish higher than even 5th overall. A big question with OSU is will they rely more on a scoring by committee approach or have one player step up to replace the loss of James Anderson. Also with some size on the roster will OSU play a more traditional lineup consistently?
Top returning players
SG Keiton Page 11 points a game
PF Marshall Moses 9 points, 8 rebounds
PF Matt Pilgrim 8 points, 7 rebounds
PG Ray Penn 8 points, 3 assists
Key Losses
SG James Anderson 22 points, 6 rebounds
SF Obi Muonelo 13 points, 5 rebounds
Key Additions
PF Michael Cobbins – Athletic 4 man who is a top 50 in the nation type. Is a little on the skinny side so might take an adjustment period to the Big 12
SF J.P. Olukemi – Athletic and talent Juco, with 3 years to play and has been practicing with the team since January (I think I read that somewhere)
PF Darrell Williams – Good Juco with 2 years to play who averaged a double double for one the best juco teams in the nation at Midland
Starting Lineup
PG Ray Penn
SG Keiton Page
SF J.P Olukemi
PF Marshall Moses
C Matt Pilgrim
6th man Darrel Williams
6th. Texas
The talent is there just like last year, the question now is will it come together and produce positive results. The biggest question is at point guard with will it be 5 star incoming recruit Corey Joesph, or one of the incumbents in Balbay or Brown. The group is young and will need some coaching which is a question mark with Barnes but with a weak Big 12 the Horns could potentially make a run.
Top Returning Players
G/F Jordan Hamilton – 10 points, 4 rebounds
G J’Covan Brown – 10 points
F Gary Johnson – 9 points, 6 rebounds
G Dougus Balbay - 4 points, 3 assists
G Varez Ward (coming off injury, missed all season)
Key Losses
F Damion James – 18 points, 10 rebounds
C Dexter Pittman – 10 points, 6 rebounds
G Avery Bradley – 12 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists
G Justin Mason – 4 points
Key Additions
F Tristan Thompson – 5 star power forward, very athletic but appears to be a tad raw for the high level division one level.
PG Corey Joseph – Another 5 star recruit but more polished and complete than Tristan
Starting Lineup
PG Dougus Balbay
SG J’Covan Brown
SF Jordan Hamilton
PF Tristan Thompson
C Gary Johnson
6th man Corey Joesph
7th. Colorado
New Coach but they might have the best backcourt in the league with Higgins and Burks. The X-factor is Shannon Sharpe at the Point, he had a lot of hype before being lost to an injury last year, if he can be even close to the hype they will have the best backcourt in the conference. But they're still weak in middle and that will hold them back in a tough North.
Top Returning Players
SF Corey Higgins – 19 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals
SG Alec Burks – 17 points, 5 rebounds
PF Marcus Relphorde – 11 points, 4 rebounds
C Austin Dufult– 5 points 3 rebounds
PG Nate Tomlinson – 5 points, 4 assists
Key Losses
G Dwight Thorne 7 points
Key Additions
PG Shannon Sharp (going to count him as he never played and they don’t have a single commit according to rivals)
Starting Lineup
PG Shannon Sharp
SG Alec Burks
SF Corey Higgins
PF Marcus Relphorde
C Austin Dufult
6th man Nate Tomlinson
8th. Texas Tech
It is a make or break year for Pat Knight as this is his last season with stars John Roberson and Mike Singletary. They will be improved but not enough to make a real splash in the Big 12, even in a down south.
Top returning players
PF Mike Singletary 15 points, 7 rebounds
PG John Roberson – 14 points 5 assists
SG David Tairu – 9 points, 3 rebounds
SF D'walyn Roberts – 7 points, 6 rebounds
SF Brad Reese – 7 points, 3 rebounds
Key Losses
G Nick Okorie – 11 points, 3 rebounds
C Dark Cohadarevic – 7 points, 5 rebounds
Key Additions
PG Javarez Willis - Athletic prep guard, should be Roberson's back up
PF Paul Cooper - Big, (280 pounds) post play who given the lack of experienced Red Raider size could be expected to contribute this upcoming season
Starting Lineup
PG John Roberson
SG David Tairu
SF D'walyn Roberts
PF Mike Singletary
C Robert Lewandowski
6th man Brad Reese
9th. Texas A&M
I think they are going to take a step back. While they will continue to be a tough team in regards to defense and rebounding, I expect them to have scoring woes. Sloan carried the load offensively and I question if anybody on their current roster can step up to be a consistent scorer.
Top Returning Players
SG Derrick Roland 10 points 3 rebounds (missed most of the year with a horrid broken leg)
G BJ Holmes – 9 points
PF David Loubeau – 9 points, 5 rebounds
SF Khris Middleton – 7 points, 4 rebounds
PG Dash Harris – 5 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists
F Nathan Walkup – 5 points, 3 rebounds
Key Losses
SG Donald Solan – 18 points, 4 rebounds
C Bryan Davis – 10 points, 8 rebounds, 2 blocks
Key Additions
PF Tobi Oyedeji – Good defensive minded power forward, good athlete as well, raw offensively, Top 100 player nationally
PF/SF Daniel Alexender – Talented SF/PF with good size, 3 point range, top 100 as well by rivals
Starting Lineup
PG Dash Harris
SG Derrick Roland
SF Khris Middleton
PF Tobi Oyedeji
C David Loubeau
6th man BJ Holmes
10th Oklahoma
I think if you are on this board you know enough about this team that I don’t need to break it down. Just going to throw out my projected starting lineup.
Starting Lineup
PG Carl Blair
SG Cade Davis
SF Cameron Clark
PF Nick Thompson
C Andrew Fitzgerald
6th man Steve Pledger
11th Nebraska
Doc will put together another squad that will overachieve but in a rough North I just don’t see this team being able to compete. They have some decent pieces but not enough.
Top returning players
G Brandon Richardson – 9 points
F Jorge Diaz – 9 points, 4 rebounds
F Christian Standhardinger – 8 points, 4 rebounds
G Lance Jeter – 7 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists
G Eshaunte Jones – 6 points
F Brandon Ubel – 4 points
Key Losses
G Ryan Anderson – 11 points, 5 rebounds
G Sek Henry – 7 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists
Key Additions
C Christopher Niemann – been on campus for two years but due to a ruling on his amateur status because of professional play at Germany caused him to set out his 1st year. Then a torn acl in his second year has lead to him still not played a meaningful minute. Was expected to be a key player for them before the injury, so he should improve a solid front court
Projected Starters
PG Lance Jeter
SG Brandon Richardson
SF Eshaunte Jones
PF Jorge Diaz
C Christopher Niemann
6th man Christian Standhardinger
12th. Iowa State
Players fleeing left and right, now their coach jumped ship to Creighton as well. Enter a new coach with no college level experience and only some NBA front office work in Cyclone Legend Fred Hoiberg. Even Hilton Magic can’t keep ISU out of the Big 12 basement.
Top returning players
PG Diante Garrett – 9 points, 5 assists
SG Scott Christopherson – 8 points
PF LaRon Dendy – 7 points, 4 rebounds
PF Jamie Vanderbeken – 4 points 3 rebounds (10 games, hardship)
Key Losses
PF Craig Brackins – 17 points, 9 rebounds
SF Marquis Gilstrap – 15 points, 9 rebounds
SG Lucca Staiger – 9 points
C Justin Hamilton – 6 points, 5 rebounds
Key Additions
Umm not sure who is going to stay with Hoiberg so I don’t know
Projected starters
PG Diante Garett
SG Charles Boozer
SF Scott Christopherson
PF LaRon Dendy
C Jamie Vanderbeken
6th man – Antwon Oliver
Did a little bit of research for this but I wouldn't be surprised if there are errors in the breakdown or the starting line ups. Just wanted to give people a general breakdown of the teams with easy access. So people could make some better predictions more than just blind guessing at the very least.
(Italics = returning starter)
1. Kansas State
Dennis Clemente is a big loss, that can’t be denied but with 3 other returning starters and a top bench player back I think they have the best blend of talent and experience coming back. If Pullen can get some backcourt help they’re the team to beat with the wealth of front court talent returning along with juco Freddy Asprilla.
Top Returning Players
G Jacob Pullen 19 points, 3 assists
F Curtis Kelly 12 points, 6 rebounds
F Jamar Samuels 11 points, 5 rebounds
G/F Dominique Sutton 7 points, 6 rebounds
Key Losses
G Dennis Clemente 17 points, 4 assists
C Louis Colon 3 points, 4 rebounds
Key addition(s)
C Fred Asprilla – top juco center who will provide a big presence down low, who should be just as good or more likely better than previous starting center Colon
Projected starting lineup
PG Jacob Pullen
SG Rodney McGruder
SF Dominique Sutton
PF Curtis Kelly
C Freddy Asprilla
6th man – Jamar Samuels
2. Kansas
They're losing three starters but in a down year for the Big 12 I expect them to compete for another title and possibly win another. Marcus is going to have a big year for them and I expect the combo of Morningstar, Reed, Selby, Taylor and Johnson to produce enough to keep the lane open for Morris.
Top Returning Players
Marcus Morris – 13 points, 6 rebounds
Tyshawn Taylor – 7 points, 3 assists
Brandon Morningstar – 4 points, 3 assists
Tyrel Reed – 5 points
Markieff Morris – 7 points, 5 rebounds
Key Losses
Sheron Collins- 15 points, 5 assists
Cole Aldrich - 11 points, 10 rebounds, 3 blocks
Xavier Henry - 13 points, 4 rebounds
Key Addition(s)
Josh Selby - big time athletic and skilled combo guard who will get the chance to play the point, but will compete with Taylor and Elijah Johnson for the spot
Jeff Withey - transfer from Arizona, big presence expected to replace the Cole Aldrich role of sloth for the Hawks
Projected Starting Lineup
PG Josh Selby
SG Tyshawn Taylor
SF Brandon Morningstar
PF Markieff Morris
C Marcus Morris
6th Man Tyrel Reed
3. Baylor
Even though I think Missouri is a better team at this point I think Baylor is going to take advantage of a weak South and get to third. Dunn, Jones and Acy gives the Bears a talented trio to build around despite the losses of Udoh, Carter and yes even Loomers. Perry Jones and either A.J. Walton or Stargell Love (the new PG) will provide the key for Baylor’s ceiling. Nolan Dennis and Dargan Sekelja are two highly regarded recruits from this past class who will need to play much bigger roles with the departing upperclassmen.
Top returning players
G Lace Dunn 20 points, 5 boards
F Quincy Acy 9 points, 5 boards
G/F Anthony Jones, 6 points, 5 boards
Key Losses
PG Tweety Carter - 15 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists
PF Ekpe Udoh – 14 points, 10 rebounds, 4 blocks
C Josh Loomers – 7 points, 4 rebounds
Key Addition(s)
C Perry Jones – Elite skill and athletic talent but motor and consistency are question marks
PG Stargell Love – Very athletic point guard who is expected to compete with Walton for time at the point.
Projected Starting Lineup
PG A.J. Walton
SG Lace Dunn
SF Anthony Jones
PF Quincy Acy
C Perry Jones
6th man Nolan Dennis
4. Missouri
A strong recruiting class has offset the losses of Tiller and Taylor in the backcourt and Ramsey upfront. Ratliff provides an experienced offensive upgrade to the front court out of juco and Phily Pressey should thrive in Anderson's pressing system. Tony Mitchell and his possible qualifying issues might be the difference between them challenging for the title or floating in the second tier.
Top Returning Players
G/F Kim English – 14 points
G Marcus Denmon - 10 points
F Lawrence Bowers – 10 points, 6 rebounds
F Justin Safford – 8 points, 4 rebounds
G Michael Dixon – 8 points
Key Losses
G J.T Tiller – 9 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals
G Zaire Taylor – 8 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals
F Keith Ramsey - 6 points, 6 rebounds
Key Additions
G Phil Pressey – Undersized but highly athletic point guard, son of NBA player Paul Pressey
F Ricardo Ratliff – highly productive (points and rebounding) and talebted junior college player
F Tony Mitchell – Highly athletic 5 star 3 /4 hybrid who appears to be just scratching the surface of his potential but has qualifying issues
Projected Starting Lineup
PG Michael Dixon
SG Marcus Denmon
SF Kim English
PF Ricardo Ratliff
C Justin Safford
6th Man – Lawrence Bowers
5. Oklahoma State
With only two major player losses from a salty squad the Cowboys could be position to take advantage of a weak Big 12 South and possible finish higher than even 5th overall. A big question with OSU is will they rely more on a scoring by committee approach or have one player step up to replace the loss of James Anderson. Also with some size on the roster will OSU play a more traditional lineup consistently?
Top returning players
SG Keiton Page 11 points a game
PF Marshall Moses 9 points, 8 rebounds
PF Matt Pilgrim 8 points, 7 rebounds
PG Ray Penn 8 points, 3 assists
Key Losses
SG James Anderson 22 points, 6 rebounds
SF Obi Muonelo 13 points, 5 rebounds
Key Additions
PF Michael Cobbins – Athletic 4 man who is a top 50 in the nation type. Is a little on the skinny side so might take an adjustment period to the Big 12
SF J.P. Olukemi – Athletic and talent Juco, with 3 years to play and has been practicing with the team since January (I think I read that somewhere)
PF Darrell Williams – Good Juco with 2 years to play who averaged a double double for one the best juco teams in the nation at Midland
Starting Lineup
PG Ray Penn
SG Keiton Page
SF J.P Olukemi
PF Marshall Moses
C Matt Pilgrim
6th man Darrel Williams
6th. Texas
The talent is there just like last year, the question now is will it come together and produce positive results. The biggest question is at point guard with will it be 5 star incoming recruit Corey Joesph, or one of the incumbents in Balbay or Brown. The group is young and will need some coaching which is a question mark with Barnes but with a weak Big 12 the Horns could potentially make a run.
Top Returning Players
G/F Jordan Hamilton – 10 points, 4 rebounds
G J’Covan Brown – 10 points
F Gary Johnson – 9 points, 6 rebounds
G Dougus Balbay - 4 points, 3 assists
G Varez Ward (coming off injury, missed all season)
Key Losses
F Damion James – 18 points, 10 rebounds
C Dexter Pittman – 10 points, 6 rebounds
G Avery Bradley – 12 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists
G Justin Mason – 4 points
Key Additions
F Tristan Thompson – 5 star power forward, very athletic but appears to be a tad raw for the high level division one level.
PG Corey Joseph – Another 5 star recruit but more polished and complete than Tristan
Starting Lineup
PG Dougus Balbay
SG J’Covan Brown
SF Jordan Hamilton
PF Tristan Thompson
C Gary Johnson
6th man Corey Joesph
7th. Colorado
New Coach but they might have the best backcourt in the league with Higgins and Burks. The X-factor is Shannon Sharpe at the Point, he had a lot of hype before being lost to an injury last year, if he can be even close to the hype they will have the best backcourt in the conference. But they're still weak in middle and that will hold them back in a tough North.
Top Returning Players
SF Corey Higgins – 19 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals
SG Alec Burks – 17 points, 5 rebounds
PF Marcus Relphorde – 11 points, 4 rebounds
C Austin Dufult– 5 points 3 rebounds
PG Nate Tomlinson – 5 points, 4 assists
Key Losses
G Dwight Thorne 7 points
Key Additions
PG Shannon Sharp (going to count him as he never played and they don’t have a single commit according to rivals)
Starting Lineup
PG Shannon Sharp
SG Alec Burks
SF Corey Higgins
PF Marcus Relphorde
C Austin Dufult
6th man Nate Tomlinson
8th. Texas Tech
It is a make or break year for Pat Knight as this is his last season with stars John Roberson and Mike Singletary. They will be improved but not enough to make a real splash in the Big 12, even in a down south.
Top returning players
PF Mike Singletary 15 points, 7 rebounds
PG John Roberson – 14 points 5 assists
SG David Tairu – 9 points, 3 rebounds
SF D'walyn Roberts – 7 points, 6 rebounds
SF Brad Reese – 7 points, 3 rebounds
Key Losses
G Nick Okorie – 11 points, 3 rebounds
C Dark Cohadarevic – 7 points, 5 rebounds
Key Additions
PG Javarez Willis - Athletic prep guard, should be Roberson's back up
PF Paul Cooper - Big, (280 pounds) post play who given the lack of experienced Red Raider size could be expected to contribute this upcoming season
Starting Lineup
PG John Roberson
SG David Tairu
SF D'walyn Roberts
PF Mike Singletary
C Robert Lewandowski
6th man Brad Reese
9th. Texas A&M
I think they are going to take a step back. While they will continue to be a tough team in regards to defense and rebounding, I expect them to have scoring woes. Sloan carried the load offensively and I question if anybody on their current roster can step up to be a consistent scorer.
Top Returning Players
SG Derrick Roland 10 points 3 rebounds (missed most of the year with a horrid broken leg)
G BJ Holmes – 9 points
PF David Loubeau – 9 points, 5 rebounds
SF Khris Middleton – 7 points, 4 rebounds
PG Dash Harris – 5 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists
F Nathan Walkup – 5 points, 3 rebounds
Key Losses
SG Donald Solan – 18 points, 4 rebounds
C Bryan Davis – 10 points, 8 rebounds, 2 blocks
Key Additions
PF Tobi Oyedeji – Good defensive minded power forward, good athlete as well, raw offensively, Top 100 player nationally
PF/SF Daniel Alexender – Talented SF/PF with good size, 3 point range, top 100 as well by rivals
Starting Lineup
PG Dash Harris
SG Derrick Roland
SF Khris Middleton
PF Tobi Oyedeji
C David Loubeau
6th man BJ Holmes
10th Oklahoma
I think if you are on this board you know enough about this team that I don’t need to break it down. Just going to throw out my projected starting lineup.
Starting Lineup
PG Carl Blair
SG Cade Davis
SF Cameron Clark
PF Nick Thompson
C Andrew Fitzgerald
6th man Steve Pledger
11th Nebraska
Doc will put together another squad that will overachieve but in a rough North I just don’t see this team being able to compete. They have some decent pieces but not enough.
Top returning players
G Brandon Richardson – 9 points
F Jorge Diaz – 9 points, 4 rebounds
F Christian Standhardinger – 8 points, 4 rebounds
G Lance Jeter – 7 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists
G Eshaunte Jones – 6 points
F Brandon Ubel – 4 points
Key Losses
G Ryan Anderson – 11 points, 5 rebounds
G Sek Henry – 7 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists
Key Additions
C Christopher Niemann – been on campus for two years but due to a ruling on his amateur status because of professional play at Germany caused him to set out his 1st year. Then a torn acl in his second year has lead to him still not played a meaningful minute. Was expected to be a key player for them before the injury, so he should improve a solid front court
Projected Starters
PG Lance Jeter
SG Brandon Richardson
SF Eshaunte Jones
PF Jorge Diaz
C Christopher Niemann
6th man Christian Standhardinger
12th. Iowa State
Players fleeing left and right, now their coach jumped ship to Creighton as well. Enter a new coach with no college level experience and only some NBA front office work in Cyclone Legend Fred Hoiberg. Even Hilton Magic can’t keep ISU out of the Big 12 basement.
Top returning players
PG Diante Garrett – 9 points, 5 assists
SG Scott Christopherson – 8 points
PF LaRon Dendy – 7 points, 4 rebounds
PF Jamie Vanderbeken – 4 points 3 rebounds (10 games, hardship)
Key Losses
PF Craig Brackins – 17 points, 9 rebounds
SF Marquis Gilstrap – 15 points, 9 rebounds
SG Lucca Staiger – 9 points
C Justin Hamilton – 6 points, 5 rebounds
Key Additions
Umm not sure who is going to stay with Hoiberg so I don’t know
Projected starters
PG Diante Garett
SG Charles Boozer
SF Scott Christopherson
PF LaRon Dendy
C Jamie Vanderbeken
6th man – Antwon Oliver
. If Roland returns to form, A&M is going to be about like they were this year. Loubeau and Middleton will give them plenty of offense to replace Sloan and Davis. 
