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interesting. Where would Clemson have come on this list just a few short years ago? I know it's subjective, but I think an argument could be made for LSU to be over FSU and USC on this list considering where the programs are.
He will undoubtedly have packages built in for him to spell Fromm just like DJ had spelling for David Greene. Chaisson and company coming off the edge could look a lot like Kirston Pittman dragging Shockley around near his own goal line
it was a little before my time, but being ranked number 1 coming out of HS over Rasheed Wallace, Jerry Stackhouse and Jason Kidd has to mean something
You're talking about a program that within the last couple decades has produced TJ Ford, Durant, LaMarcus Aldridge, Boobie Gibson, DJ Augustin, Tristan Thompson and Myles Turner. Not to mention been to a couple Elite 8s and a final 4 in that same timeframe and a program that pretty regularly appeared in the tourney.
on that final four team. UF only went 6-7 deep that year with Chris Richard and Adrian Moss coming off the bench, and it would have been a chore to handle another big like that in the frontcourt to go along with Davis, Temple, and Thomas...



hopefully we're getting closer to reaching those heights again
1. Jake Fromm
2. Tua Tagovailoa
3. Jarrett Stidham
4. Jordan Ta'amu
5. Malik Rozier
6. Nick Fitzgerald
7. Nick Stargell
8. Cole Kelly
9. Feleipe Franks
Who's in? Really looking forward to it, never seen them in person. Take it to the limit one more time
Divinity, Thornton, Phillips, Queen, White, Chaisson, Taylor backing up Lawrence, Fehoko, and Alexander. We are gonna rattle guys like Jake Fromm, Jarrett Stidham, Tua and Malik rosier. Play ball control on offense, time of possession and avoid turnovers
For me it's just gel throughout the year with Diaper Dandies on the roster, which takes time sometime even with immense young talent. Look no further than that 13-14 UK team with Randle and the Harrison twins that got in as an 8 seed but gelled and made a run to the national championship. If we qualify for the tournament, we are a nightmare in a single elimination scenario for people with the length and athleticism at every position
I could put all three of these on repeat any day
I'll say Jacob Phillips, number 6 sophomore linebacker who showed flashes last year during his playing time. He should be a strong piece of what should be a very talented LB group at LSU
I say Tigers by 10. I think LSU is flying under the radar a bit this year. Aranda is the best DC in college football and he will have his troops ready to roll. That front 7 on defense highlighted by Devin White and Rashard Lawrence I'd put up against anybody.
FSU is also a football/baseball school that is one step away from the Final Four. He has been to a couple Elite 8s and has had numerous 20 plus win seasons in Tallahassee. Numerous trips to the NCAA tourney. LINK
Josh Gray
Tim Quarterman
Keith Hornsby
Jalyn Patterson
Brandon Sampson
Antonio Blakeney

and you can even count Simmons as a "Point forward"

You get a great blend of shooting ability, slashing ability, explosiveness and basketball IQ mixed in there
obviously he could run for mayor of Starkvegas right now

but with the uncertainty in Gainesville surrounding Muschamp and considering his previous ties to UF, it seems a logical fit.

I think he could wreck the SEC if that happened. what say you?
expectations for Tiger hoops will absolutely skyrocket. Maybe even start thinking about cutting down the nets too. Especially if Gray, Mickey, and Martin are all back next year. Let's change our mentality get this program to where it should be and to where it needs to be.

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Where does Blakeney go from here? Prior to committing to Louisville, it seemed like LSU and Kentucky were in there the strongest. It wouldn't be a shock to see Blakeney to take a look at those two schools again.
I say Ole Miss. Wallace returns as a senior and their young talent is a year more experienced. Could make a ton of noise in that west division, maybe even make a surprise run to Atlanta.
Aug 30 North Texas W
Sep 6 BYU W
Sep 13 UCLA L
Sep 27 @Kansas W
Oct 4 Baylor L
Oct 11 @Oklahoma L
Oct 18 Iowa St. W
Oct 25 @Kansas St. L
Nov 1 @Texas Tech W
Nov 8 West Virginia W
Nov 15 @Oklahoma St. L
Nov 27 TCU W

I give them 7-5, but could also see 8-4. K-State, TTU, and WVU are the 3 tossups here to me.
far surpassed my expectations in every aspect. drumming, saxophone play, pianists, and guitarists were just all stellar. They ended fittingly with Reelin' in the Years
sorry if already posted, good article

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"Unless either Jarell or Jordan wants to be a developmental NBA player for a few years, they both should be around when Ben gets there," he said. "As talented as Jarell may be and as productive as Jordan might be, it's not a given that either one of them is going to be drafted that high.


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"Ben is going to be the alpha dog of that team the minute he steps on campus because he affects the game in so many ways. He'll make those guys instantly better because of the way he plays the game. That would be a fun front line of three future NBA players if those two guys stick around."


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things fluctuate in this sport more than many others. Think about some of the programs which have come and gone from the elite ranks over the years. Seton Hall, UNLV, Utah, Arkansas, etc. Curious to know what you think. I think it's very subjective and arguments can be made for several programs.

1. Kentucky
2. UCLA
3. Kansas
4. North Carolina
5. Duke
6. Louisville
7. Indiana
8. UConn
9. Syracuse
10. Florida
11. Arizona
12. Michigan State
13. Michigan
14. Georgetown
15. Ohio State
16. Texas
17. Illinois
18. Wisconsin
19. Virginia
20. VCU
21. Oklahoma
22. NC State
23. Memphis
24. Georgia Tech
25. LSU
nice to see LSU mentioned in the same breadth as programs like Georgetown, Syracuse, Ohio State, UF, MSU, and Illinois

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Johnny Jones only has one commitment so far for 2015, but it's a pledge the Tigers absolutely needed to land. Ben Simmons, in my opinion the best player in the country, announced he was heading to LSU last fall – with the Tigers beating out the likes of Duke, Kansas, Kentucky and every other big-time program in the country for his services. Simmons has always had the potential to be a highly-rated player, but he's improved and expanded his game over the last few months and can make a very strong case for being No. 1 in the country. Jones won't simply rest on his laurels, though. Brandon Sampson has emerged as one of the best scorers in the country, and he's a top target. Chad Lott and Alex Owens are other options.
UF over UConn
UK over Wisky

UK over UF... 4th time's the charm

MVP: Alex Poythress
Archie Miller
Danny Manning
Dino Gaudio
Jeff Capel
Jay Wright
not necessarily based on who you have in your bracket, just based on the matchups which are now set. I'll also add don't sleep on Shabazz Napier and the Huskies. Looking forward to the games this weekend. Aaron Gordon and the Wildcats may have been the most impressive team that I saw in the opening weekend.

UF (over Stanford)
MSU (over Iowa State)
Zona (over Baylor)
UK (over Michigan)
first time I've been there since it's been renovated... place looks great.

ended with Fly like an Eagle. Great performance and great atmosphere

he closed consecutively with Keep on Rockin' Me, Midnight Toker, and Fly Like an Eagle. The rendition of Swingtown was tremendous too.