02-05-2008, 08:00 PM
1 Chase Budinger F Arizona 6-7/205 Encinitas, CA
Scored 29 points in win over USC but was a non-factor in loss at UCLA.
2 Raymar Morgan F Michigan State 6-7/220 Canton, OH
Morgan and the Spartans have slipped into fourth place in the Big Ten.
3 Donte Greene F Syracuse 6-9/225 Baltimore,
Scored in double figures of 22 of 23 games.
4 Gary Forbes F Massachusetts 6-7/220 Brooklyn, NY
The best player in the Atlantic-10. And that is saying something this year.
5 Brandon Rush G Kansas 6-6/210 Kansas City, MO
Needs to get to free throw line more.
6 Robert Vaden F UAB 6-5/225 Indianapolis, IN
Vaden and the Blazers have won seven of their last eight games.
7 Josh Shipp F UCLA 6-5/207 Los Angeles, CA
How good are the Bruins? Shipp might be their fourth best player.
8 Kyle Weaver G Wash. State 6-6/201 Beloit, WI
Played best game of season in loss to Stanford. Scored 23 points and grabbed 11 boards.
9 Courtney Lee F Western Kentucky 6-5/200 Indianapolis, IN
Has shot 60 percent or better in four straight games.
10 Tyler Smith F Tennessee 6-7/215 Pulaski, TN
Has chance to record first triple double in Tennessee history.
11 K.C. Rivers F Clemson 6-5/215 Charlotte, NC
Shot the ball poorly in last two games.
12 Pat Calathes F St. Joseph's 6-10/210 Casselberry, FL
Carried the Hawks to share of first place in Atlantic-10.
13 Brian Laing F Seton Hall 6-5/215 Bronx, NY
Scored 20 or more points in five straight games.
14 Malik Hairston G Oregon 6-6/215 Detroit, MI
Went 4-of-12 (33 percent) from field versus lowly Oregon State.
15 James Harden SF Arizona State 6-4/218 Los Angeles, CA
Made instant transition from high school to college level.
16 Terrence Williams F Louisville 6-6/210 Seattle, WA
Doing great job on the boards but needs to be more of a reliable scoring threat.
17 Kyle Singler F Duke 6-8/220 Medford, OR
Scored 19 points in win over NC State.
18 Bill Walker F Kansas State 6-6/220 Huntington, WV
Played major factor in historic upset of Kansas.
19 Stefon Jackson SF Texas-El Paso 6-5/180 Philadelphia, PA
Exploded for 33 points in win over Southern Miss.
20 Alonzo Gee G Alabama 6-6/219 Riviera Beach, FL
Scored 27 points and hauled in nine boards versus Tennessee.
21 Nick Calathes SF Florida 6-6/185 Winter Park, FL
The most valuable player for the young Gatorrs.
22 Geoff McDermott F Providence 6-8/235 New Rochelle, NY
Held to just four points in loss to West Virginia.
23 DaJuan Summers F Georgetown 6-8/241 Baltimore, MD
His value goes well beyond the stats.
24 James Johnson F Wake Forest 6-8/200 Cheyenne,
Challenging Kyle Singler for ACC Freshman of the Year.
25 Richard Roby G Colorado 6-6/205 San Bernardino, CA
Scored 22 points against Kansas.
Last Update: 2/4/2008
Scored 29 points in win over USC but was a non-factor in loss at UCLA.
2 Raymar Morgan F Michigan State 6-7/220 Canton, OH
Morgan and the Spartans have slipped into fourth place in the Big Ten.
3 Donte Greene F Syracuse 6-9/225 Baltimore,
Scored in double figures of 22 of 23 games.
4 Gary Forbes F Massachusetts 6-7/220 Brooklyn, NY
The best player in the Atlantic-10. And that is saying something this year.
5 Brandon Rush G Kansas 6-6/210 Kansas City, MO
Needs to get to free throw line more.
6 Robert Vaden F UAB 6-5/225 Indianapolis, IN
Vaden and the Blazers have won seven of their last eight games.
7 Josh Shipp F UCLA 6-5/207 Los Angeles, CA
How good are the Bruins? Shipp might be their fourth best player.
8 Kyle Weaver G Wash. State 6-6/201 Beloit, WI
Played best game of season in loss to Stanford. Scored 23 points and grabbed 11 boards.
9 Courtney Lee F Western Kentucky 6-5/200 Indianapolis, IN
Has shot 60 percent or better in four straight games.
10 Tyler Smith F Tennessee 6-7/215 Pulaski, TN
Has chance to record first triple double in Tennessee history.
11 K.C. Rivers F Clemson 6-5/215 Charlotte, NC
Shot the ball poorly in last two games.
12 Pat Calathes F St. Joseph's 6-10/210 Casselberry, FL
Carried the Hawks to share of first place in Atlantic-10.
13 Brian Laing F Seton Hall 6-5/215 Bronx, NY
Scored 20 or more points in five straight games.
14 Malik Hairston G Oregon 6-6/215 Detroit, MI
Went 4-of-12 (33 percent) from field versus lowly Oregon State.
15 James Harden SF Arizona State 6-4/218 Los Angeles, CA
Made instant transition from high school to college level.
16 Terrence Williams F Louisville 6-6/210 Seattle, WA
Doing great job on the boards but needs to be more of a reliable scoring threat.
17 Kyle Singler F Duke 6-8/220 Medford, OR
Scored 19 points in win over NC State.
18 Bill Walker F Kansas State 6-6/220 Huntington, WV
Played major factor in historic upset of Kansas.
19 Stefon Jackson SF Texas-El Paso 6-5/180 Philadelphia, PA
Exploded for 33 points in win over Southern Miss.
20 Alonzo Gee G Alabama 6-6/219 Riviera Beach, FL
Scored 27 points and hauled in nine boards versus Tennessee.
21 Nick Calathes SF Florida 6-6/185 Winter Park, FL
The most valuable player for the young Gatorrs.
22 Geoff McDermott F Providence 6-8/235 New Rochelle, NY
Held to just four points in loss to West Virginia.
23 DaJuan Summers F Georgetown 6-8/241 Baltimore, MD
His value goes well beyond the stats.
24 James Johnson F Wake Forest 6-8/200 Cheyenne,
Challenging Kyle Singler for ACC Freshman of the Year.
25 Richard Roby G Colorado 6-6/205 San Bernardino, CA
Scored 22 points against Kansas.
Last Update: 2/4/2008