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  • #11460
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    valentine

    I keep trying to tell you guys to watch out for this BYU PG. Last night against Arizona his numbers were: 49 points 9 assists, 7 boards!

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    j1232e
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    I have liked this kid since he was a freshman at byu, I thought he was the best player on byu last season but lee cummard got all the attention, this year every one thought that brazillian kid tavanari would be the man. Jimmer is having an excellent season and should be a first round pick if he stays next season.

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  • #241741
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    R-Dot-13
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    wow thats huge numbers .

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  • #241761
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    the I in win
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    those numbers don’t happen in college, i’ve never heard of this kid.

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  • #241778
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    R-Dot-13
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    just watched a youtube video of the game, kid LIT it up

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  • #241802
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    ncballer

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6COcL1KaIUA

    Scored in all sorts of ways. Mid-range, long range, amongst trees. Didn’t even show his 9 assists or 7 boards. He recently lit up Armon Johnson for 33 points and 6 assists and put 23 points and 9 assists on Jeff Teague last season. He is a player! NBADRAFT.NET TAKE NOTICE!!!!!!!!!!

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    TRC1991
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    i dunno if any of you guys knew this but coming out of high school fredette was offered to play Wide Receiver for Florida State

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  • #241919
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    Mkadoza
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    My high school played his in the Class A NY Championship in 2007. He was the home team as the championships are always played in Glens Falls. Our team was deeper, more athletic and better coached, but he scored well. I didn’t think he would be this good in school, but even in high school, this kid was a scoring machine. Like Tony Battle at Penn State, two of the most overlooked prospects from upstate NY, and there are a lot. I’m very interested in hearing scouts assessment of his prospects of making the League.

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    knicksfan7
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    I saw the highlights and was just like wow, he absolutely owned that game. 49 points!?!?!?!?! guys getting 35 points is seen has a real big deal, but 49 holy shit. He can definitely play off the bench as a scorer.

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  • #242020
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    JNixon
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    I’ll be honest, I’d never paid attention to him. But those stats and that highlight reel have grabbed my attention lol.

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  • #242023
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    quincey hodges

    those are very very big numbers. ive never watched him or heard of him (even when i lived out in utah) but i might have to take a look at him. i looked him up and seen he’s listed at 6’2 (which means hes probably 6’1, or 6’0) an dplays sg so i wonder if thats why sites dont give him much attention

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  • #242025
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    knicksfan7
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    Is not a big fan of the great Mid-Major players, the diamonds in the rough. As a big fan of Mid-Major basketball I would like to see more news on it. The NBA has countless studs who played at Mid-Majors.

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    Nathaniel E
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    Raining jump shots that ignite Brigham Young University’s offense appears to be Jimmer Fredette’s raison d’être, according to the Twitter-sphere. After leading ninth-ranked Brigham Young University to a 71-58 win over fourth-ranked SDSU on January 26 with a whopping 43 points, Fredette still had the stamina to shut down Twitter temporarily, reports the New York Daily News. All the hype fit to tweet about the senior guard was enough to crash Twitter’s servers for a while.

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