Mock 2012 NBA Draft (v120111) |
It didn't take long for Anthony Davis (Icon SMI) to turn the 2012 NBA Draft into a question of who will go #2. The lengthy, hustling, versatile frosh has cemented his name atop a talented list of would-be draftees that includes Harrison Barnes, Andre Drummond, Perry Jones and Jared Sullinger. |
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Incoming 2011-12 Transfers |
While likely not on par with the historic transfer class from 2009-10, there is plenty of ability with the fresh faces in 2011-12.
Among the incoming transfers to keep an eye on for next year will be Mississippi St. - and former UTEP - junior Arnett Moultrie (AP Photo), Iowa St. forward Royce White (from Minnesota) and scorer Mike Rosario, who left Rutgers for Florida. |
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For the third consecutive year since arriving in Lexington, Kentucky's John Calipari (AP Photo) amassed the nation's top recruiting class.
Headlining this year's talent bonanza are three of the top five preps in the country - Anthony Davis, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Kyle Wiltjer and Marquis Teague. Arguably, this is Calipari's top class and likely to be regarded as one of the best of all time. |
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The new season is set to begin and there are already a number of players who have decided to move on - for a variety of reasons.
We are going to highlight the most recent events in the hoops and keep you updated on what is going on and where!
By the end of the season, expect to see more than 100 players decide to transfer and you can keep track of all the news right here. |
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Before every season, websites the world wide update college rosters. For CHU, rosters are continually updated year round to provide the most accurate status of every team and break down the scholarship status of every player.
Additionally, CHU lists by-team future commits with a four-year scholarship tracker. Beginning this year, we have included a sidebar that includes Redshirts, Transfers, NBA Prospects and Top 100 consensus prep players. Additionally, CHU added projected rotations for the 2011-12 season, including starters and key reserves. |
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