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Teh1337zor 10-30-2007 12:43 PM

NCAA Basketball: Predictions on a star studded freshman class
 
With the NBA's new rules freshman classes are stronger than ever, kids like Eric Gordon, Derrick Rose, Michael Beasley, and OJ Mayo look to make a huge impact on their teams immediately. Who do you think will be dominant? Who do you think will be a let down? Who do you think will be great in the pros?

Rubeskies 10-30-2007 01:12 PM

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What do people think of Syracuse's two 5 star recruits in Jonny Flynn and Donte Green? Are they for real? Will they be sick right away or will the need some time to develop like Paul Harris did last year?

MCS 10-30-2007 01:16 PM

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I think Derrick Rose will be awesome in both college and the pros. I think Michael Beasley will be a letdown.

mmbt0ne 10-30-2007 01:24 PM

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OJ Mayo will set USC basketball back as far as he was expected to advance it.

Gani Lawal will break every record known to man.

Semtex 10-30-2007 01:35 PM

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OJ Mayo will set USC basketball back as far as he was expected to advance it.


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lol ridiculous. i doubt he even stays past a year, and to think that in one year he is going to take a program that has one senior on the roster any lower than what is expected is pretty lame. the top of pac 10 is super tough this year. if usc can finish up fourth in the conference, make a good run in the pac 10 tournament, and land a spot in the big dance i think it will be regarded as a good year.

MyTurn2Raise 10-30-2007 04:13 PM

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Eric Gordon will dominate, but it won't matter since IU will end up on probation and banned from post-season play


OJ Mayo is a cancer and his team will never 'gel'

Semtex 10-30-2007 04:31 PM

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OJ Mayo is a cancer and his team will never 'gel'

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i doubt it too. tim floyd's princeton style offense is not going to work with mayo retaining 90% of the possession trying to show off for nba scouts. but i don't think anybody is expecting too much out of usc this year anyway, especially in the pac 10. usc might get some attention, some nationally televised games, then next year mayo will be gone, 95% of the team will be returning and it'll be time to make a run.

EPiPeN11 10-30-2007 04:39 PM

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Eric Gordon will dominate, but it won't matter since IU will end up on probation and banned from post-season play


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Agreed Eric Gordon is gonna be sick.

mmbt0ne 10-30-2007 05:10 PM

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Lil Romeo will set USC basketball back as far as OJ Mayo was expected to advance it.

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FMP

BJLTNYK 10-30-2007 05:14 PM

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What do people think of Syracuse's two 5 star recruits in Jonny Flynn and Donte Green? Are they for real? Will they be sick right away or will the need some time to develop like Paul Harris did last year?

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I'm really excited about Cuse's freshman class this year. I'm hoping Flynn can step in right away and handle the PG spot because Devendorf is not a PG at all. Green is going to take some time I think. The only reason Harris didn't develop properly was because of inconsistent playing time. When given sufficient time on the floor he was able to dominate at times even without any semblance of a jump shot.

As far as other freshman I absolutely love Eric Gordon..think he's going to be amazing at IU. I think Beasley will be above average as will Rose. I have 0 expectations for Kevin Love other than I hear he throws a mean outlet pass.

Teh1337zor 10-30-2007 05:27 PM

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agree w/ everyone on Gordon and Rose

KUJustin 10-30-2007 08:23 PM

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Don't think anyone of them will be close to Durant, and look where that got Texas. Alright to be fair, they would've been really bad without Durant last year.

ReDeYES88 10-31-2007 08:35 AM

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keep your eye on two kids out of Oregon:

Kyle Singler at Duke F 6-8 220 selected ACC preseason rookie of the year (yeah, like that means much)

Kevin Love at UCLA C 6-10 250 (although i read a local article yesterday that said he is at about 270 right now with 10% body fat). National POTY.

No, the Oregon Ducks can't keep their in-state players.

Moozh 10-31-2007 07:59 PM

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No, the Oregon Ducks can't keep their in-state players.

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Which really sucks, especially this year. But we did get all of Illinois'!!!

MyTurn2Raise 10-31-2007 09:59 PM

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No, the Oregon Ducks can't keep their in-state players.

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Which really sucks, especially this year. But we did get all of Illinois'!!!

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for the class of 2008...Lollerskates
Illinois sucks this year for high school talent

anyway, Shumpert was the real player and he went to G Tech

good gets for Oregon, but 2008 is a weak class and Dunnigan and Humphrey would be marginal top100 in most years

getting Chicago does not equal all of Illinois


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