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- Posted on: Thu, 12/06/2012 - 9:07am #44976
- Posted on: Thu, 12/06/2012 - 9:17am #731969
nwebb1ParticipantEXPERT PREDICTIONS: UNCOMMITTED ESPN 100 PROSPECTS
With the early signing period over, only nine ESPN 100 prospects remain uncommitted. Our basketball recruiting experts offer their predictions on where those nine best available prospects will sign this spring.Player Paul Biancardi Adam Finkelstein Joel Francisco Mike LaPlante Reggie Rankin John Stovall Dave Telep
Andrew Wiggins
No. 1 prospectJabari Parker
No. 2 prospectJulius Randle
No. 4 prospectAaron Gordon
No. 7 prospectDakari Johnson
No. 12 prospectJermaine Lawrence
No. 19 prospectKeith Frazier
No. 22 prospectStevie Clark
No. 62 prospectRysheed Jordan
No. 66 prospect0 - Posted on: Thu, 12/06/2012 - 10:56am #731982
mikeyvthedonParticipantAndrew Wiggins: 4 Florida State, 3 Kentucky
Jabari Parker: 6 Duke, 1 Michigan State
Julius Randle: 3 Texas, 2 Florida, 1 Kentucky, 1 Kansas
Aaron Gordon: 4 Arizona, 2 Washington, 1 Kentucky
Dakari Johnson: 3 Kentucky, 2 Florida, 2 Georgetown
Jermaine Lawrence: 3 St. John’s, 2 Syracuse, 2 Cincinatti
Keith Frazier: 5 Texas, 1 SMU, 1 LSU
Stevie Clark: 5 Oklahoma State, 2 Baylor (Committed to Oklahoma State)
Rysheed Jordan: 3 St. John’s, 2 Temple, 1 Rutgers, 1 Syracuse
As far as the guy I tend to trust the most with these things, Dave Telep usually has a pretty good idea and here were his individual picks in order of the players listed: Florida State-Wiggins, Duke-Parker, Kansas-Randle, Washington-Gordon, Kentucky-Johnson, Cinci-Lawrence, Texas-Frazier, right about Clark and St. John’s-Jordan. Everyone had Kentucky getting at least one more guy, except for Reggie Rankin having them getting both Wiggins and Gordon. If St. John’s missed on both Lawrence and Jordan, would be surprised.
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