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BIG Picture: James Johnson: Wake Forest
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January 18th, 2009
by Shawn Siegel
Today's BIG PICTURE
Thanks to our friends over at Icon Sports Media, CHN has access to thousands of great college basketball photos. Each day during the season, CHN will feature a Picture of the Day, which might include a newsworthy, funny, or simply interesting subject. At the bottom will be a caption or headline that might be informative or amusing. The possibilities are endless!
JAMES JOHNSON
Jeff Teague is emerging as Wake's go-to start, but James Johnson is quietly making a name for himself as well. The sophomore forward goes for the big-time jam against Clemson.
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The best part about James Johnson
is that he WAS the star of this team. He quietly had a great Freshman season, and early draft boards had him going as a mid-late first rounder after this season in the NBA draft if he were to leave. He has taken a step back and has filled the role that Coach Gaudio has asked him to fill. He is a very difficult matchup at 6'8" and he can play the 2,3 and 4 positions on the floor.