Boykins was a pretty good college player his freshman year and a great college player after that. He lived at the line and his mid range game by his junior year was pretty much unstoppable. He was also very clean with the rock and could control pace and tempo. Those were great EMU teams in a stronger MAC (we had lottery picks most years that Boykins was playing. Then, he went on to play in the NBA for a decade AT 5-6 145 !!!

Farrakhan is a talented player. He was inconsistent as a 2nd year college guy, but definitely showed some game and ability. I'll have to see him 1) lead a team to a lot of wins and 2) be more reliable as a ballhandler and defender, before I'd put accolades on him. Looks like he's very capable of getting there. The skills are mostly in place and I like his temperament. I'd say he was the league's 4th best all around PG last year after Dennis, Carry, and Sears. He'll have a chance to move up that list this season.