vball10set;1135876 wrote:cbf, where'd you read that at? I just tried to look it up, but can't find a link-do you have one?

It was in the Columbus Dispatch this week.

Still not so sold on MSU being as good as many think. Losing all everything Green is going to hurt this team. And now there is a chance that NIX won't be playing.

I also believe OSU will be better then many think. I personally think Williams is going to be a stud before its said and done. He will be a force defensively. If Thomas returns, I can see OSU being a top 10 team. Without Thomas, I think still top 15. May struggle early with some inexperience, but will only get better. Thompson is going to step up as will Ross. I know they are unproven...but Williams and Ross were top ranking players. No different than some freshman coming in unproven. And at least these guys have a year of practice under their belts.

The latest from Andy Katz:

1. Indiana
2. Louisville
3. Kentucky
4. Kansas
5. Michigan

8. Ohio State
10. Michigan State
22. Wisconsin
24. Minnesota

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/7801992/indiana-hoosiers-lead-revised-top-25-plenty-changes-elsewhere

B1G. Best conference.

sleeper;1142654 wrote:B1G. Best conference.

:thumbup:

Bradley Beal declaring for the NBA Draft.

Pretty much just the UK guys left.

What's taking the UK guys so long? Are any of them seriously considering returning? I keep hearing conflicting reports on Lamb and Teague.

I don't see the incentive, but there have been different rumors about Jones, Teague and Lamb. If I were any of them, especially Teague and Jones, I wouldn't consider it. Lamb is the only guy I could see really elevating his stock next year. He would be the focal point and also the back-up PG. He will need to show some PG to improve his draft stock, but right now he's a late 1st/early 2nd, I think he could crack the back of the lottery.