NCAA Championship Future

[bigd0gg]

I am looking for put one down but not sure because I lack info.

I was considering...

Louisville - I like Rick Pittino
Oklahoma - I need to know which players they still have
Texas Tech - Bobby Knight can make it happen
Pittsburgh - Assuming they still have Brandon Knight and Julius Page. They did suck that year in the tourney but their due!

So.. tell me about some stars.. the Dwayne Wade's, Carmelo Anthony type guys of this season.

 

[SpaciousK]

Personally, I'm waiting to see what kind of number I can get on California.

Two freshmen may start, but those two, Oakland products, Leon "The Show" Powe, and Ayinde Ubaka will be solid.
Powe's a 6'7 PF with a seven-foot wingspan, and some feel he upstaged LeBron in the ABCD camps.
Ubaka has been compared to a young Gary Payton in some circles because of his quick hands and smooth offensive play.
Also, senior C Amit Tamir (16.1 PPG), the best returnee, is a Wooden Award candidate, and will be free to roam the perimeter, where he feels more comfortable, with the presence of Rowe.
Zona is certainly the class of the Pac-10, but I think Cal will end up better than Stanford and ASU, the next best teams.
The Frosh will need some time to gel, but if they get in as a 3-5 seed, look out.

Just ask Jimmy Boeheim.

 

[sammythesage]

also fla. will go back to pressing as all 4 frosh can play and shoot. All returnees (8) will play including 2 future nba players lee and drejier, (who was hurt last year). They both zona and louisville this year early. 12 deep.