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08-09-2002, 10:52 PM
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Some top teams to watch this season
Kansas has a great starting lineup and i think they will win the championship with Miles/Hinrich/Langford/Simien/Collison. Florida became an instant contender with Drejer accepting their offer. A starting Lineup of Nelson/White/Drejer/Lee/Bonner and Roberson off the bench looks very strong. Duke had a great recruiting class and i think they could be a surprise contender. I am not to high on Okalahoma even though they got some good recruits (Bookout and Alexander). Texas looks good with Ford, Ivey and Boddicker returning. UCLA looks good also with Bozeman, Kapono, Cummings, and recruit Evan Burns. The team that i feel is second in the nation (Kansas being first) is Arizona. They have a stacked team with Gardner/Stoudamire/Walton/Lattimore/Frye and Hassan Adams and Will Bynum coming off the bench. Also watch out for UNC with all of their great young players Ray Felton(my pick for Frosh of the year) Rashad Mccants, Sean May, and Jawad Williams. just sum of my opinions, tell me wut u think.
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08-10-2002, 09:05 AM
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Re: Some top teams to watch this season
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Kansas has a great starting lineup and i think they will win the championship with Miles/Hinrich/Langford/Simien/Collison. Florida became an instant contender with Drejer accepting their offer. A starting Lineup of Nelson/White/Drejer/Lee/Bonner and Roberson off the bench looks very strong. Duke had a great recruiting class and i think they could be a surprise contender. I am not to high on Okalahoma even though they got some good recruits (Bookout and Alexander). Texas looks good with Ford, Ivey and Boddicker returning. UCLA looks good also with Bozeman, Kapono, Cummings, and recruit Evan Burns. The team that i feel is second in the nation (Kansas being first) is Arizona. They have a stacked team with Gardner/Stoudamire/Walton/Lattimore/Frye and Hassan Adams and Will Bynum coming off the bench. Also watch out for UNC with all of their great young players Ray Felton(my pick for Frosh of the year) Rashad Mccants, Sean May, and Jawad Williams. just sum of my opinions, tell me wut u think.
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I think KU has a great chance, but KU needs to worry about their front line. We have only two proven players. really only one in Collison. Simen will be a force. Graves and Niang has to perform right away. On the guards aspect, KU is DEEP. You hve hinirch, Miles and Langford as starters Then you have Hawkins, Lee, and Nash as the backups. And then we have 3 walkons. Vinson who is a JUCO tanser. Robbie graves (Jeff Graves bro) who transferred from UMKC basketball program, and there is another, I just can not remember his name. So we are fairly deep at the guard, and since we run the 3 gurad offense. KU should be a good team, but As the team to win it all, I am not too sure. It all depends on Grave adn Niang to pick up the slack.
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08-10-2002, 10:41 AM
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Arizona is loaded with talent (along with experiance). Luke Walton and Gardner will be the key to this season.
North Carolina has a great recruiting class coming in. Jawad Williams, Melvin Scott, and Jackie Manual wil play a huge part the upcoming season. UNC could make a lot of noise down in the ACC.
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08-10-2002, 03:31 PM
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OU. Do a search, I've said the same thing about them over, and over, too busy to say it again now 
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08-10-2002, 05:16 PM
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OU. Do a search, I've said the same thing about them over, and over, too busy to say it again now
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Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas. Man three possible Top 5 teams. I just can not wait until basketball season. Acutally KU plays at Oklahoma and home for Texas.
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08-10-2002, 07:24 PM
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My vote is for Arizona. They bring their entire team back and add a top 5 recruiting class. Walton and Gardner are terrific players and will provide great leadership along with some points, boards and assists. Rick Anderson is also really underrated. At 6'9" he can drain the three and he is pretty savy around the basket. He hasn't gotten the pub that Walton and Gardner have but I think he is actually the best pro prospect of the three. Dennis Latimore should be much improved as well giving them more depth behind Fox and Frye. He was actually the most herald recruit of last years class. Right now I don't see a better team out there (sorry Kansas your inside depth is hurt by losing Gooden and Boshee will be a tough loss if Aaron Miles continues to struggle with his shot).
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08-11-2002, 07:02 PM
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I think Arizona has what it takes to win it all.
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08-13-2002, 11:59 AM
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I'm watchin' my school, OU, lookin' for them to win the title in football AND basketball.
They only lost McGhee and Selvy, with everybody else ready to step up. If Jabhari Brown impoves at all and learns not to fall, he's gonna be a monster. Add Bookout and Alexander as newcomers, along with that kid that transferred from Georgia, and big things are gonna happen.
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02-23-2006, 02:30 AM
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Re: Some top teams to watch this season
i think lebron had the best high school career by FAR
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02-26-2006, 01:10 PM
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Re: Some top teams to watch this season
Im looking at OU man, good talent there.
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02-26-2006, 01:23 PM
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Re: Some top teams to watch this season
how old is this thread and what in the world does lebron have to do with it?
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02-26-2006, 02:04 PM
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Re: Some top teams to watch this season
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how old is this thread and what in the world does lebron have to do with it?
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02-26-2006, 02:24 PM
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