2014-15 College basketball preview: 20 under-the-radar freshmen
Duquesne forward Jordan Robinson: Several Atlantic 10 coaches believe the Dukes could make a jump in the standings and Robinson is a major reason why. The 6-8, 255-pound big man is an instant starter for Jim Ferry and gives them an immediate replacement for Ovie Soko. Pencil Robinson in for 12 points and eight boards a night.
Dayton guard Darrell Davis: Over the summer, coach Archie Miller said the 6-4 Davis is as talented as any player the Flyers have signed since Miller's been at Dayton. The 6-4 guard will play both backcourt spots and should be one of the A-10's better first-year players.
George Washington forward Yuta Watanabe: If the Colonials are to compete for an NCAA bid, Watanabe will be a major reason why. The 6-8 forward is always around the ball and could be a part of Mike Lonergan's close-out lineup at the end of games next to Kevin Larsen up front. A native of Japan, Watanabe should have a tremendous career in D.C. as long as he adds strength.
Fordham forward Eric Paschall: Tom Pecora has been searching for an alpha dog since he arriving in 2010 and he's got just that in Paschall. The 6-6 forward was the 2014 New England Prep Player of the Year and is a nightmare match-up as an undersized 4-man. Expect Paschall to put up gaudy numbers in Year One.
Rhode Island guard Jarvis Garrett: Jared Terrell was the recruit that turned heads for the Rams this past Spring but Garrett's addition may be just as important. The 6-foot floor general is mature beyond his years and sees things that other point guards aren't capable of. Look for Danny Hurley to play Garrett and E.C. Matthews together for long stretches next season in an effort to move Matthews off the ball in spurts.
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