College Basketball Top 100 Players: Sullinger Still #1

    
November 30th, 2011 by Shawn Siegel
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The Collegehoops.net Top 100 is the ultimate ranking of college basketball's best players.  Barely a month into the 2011-12 season, we've had ample time to form our first impressions. Some players have surprised, others have disappointed, while others are playing up to their usual standard.  Outside of Kentucky's rookie class, this year's crop of freshmen have not overwhelmed, and sophomores (led by Jared Sullinger) are making a bigger impression than usual. Four of our top five players are sophomores. No doubt as the season wears on and more games are played, this list will shuffle accordingly. Check back at New Year's for our next update.

 

The CHN Top 100 ranking is based on the following four criteria: 

A) Performance/accomplishments

B) Skill/talent

C) Pro potential

D) Impact/value to team.

 

This is not an NBA prospect ranking, which can be found here.

 

Let the debates begin..  

 
Rank Player School League Yr Pos PPG RPG APG
1 Jared Sullinger Ohio St B10 So F 19 11 2
2 Anthony Davis  Kentucky SEC Fr F 13 8 1
3 Jeremy Lamb  UCONN BE So G 21 4 2
4 Harrison Barnes  North Carolina ACC So F 17 5 1
5 Terrence Jones  Kentucky SEC So F 13 7 2
6 Thomas Robinson Kansas B12 Jr F 16 12 2
7 Perry Jones Baylor B12 So F x x x
8 Ashton Gibbs  Pittsburgh BE Sr G 19 3 4
9 John Henson North Carolina ACC Jr F 16 10 2
10 Tu Holloway  Xavier A10 Sr G 15 3 6
11 Jordan Taylor Wisconsin B10 Sr G 11 5 6
12 William Buford  Ohio St B10 Sr G 18 4 3
13 Robbie Hummel  Purdue B10 Sr F 19 5 2
14 Quincy Miller  Baylor B12 Fr F 15 6 2
15 Bradley Beal  Florida SEC Fr G 16 6 2
16 John Jenkins Vanderbilt SEC Jr G 20 3 1
17 J'Covan Brown Texas B12 Jr G 23 5 6
18 Marcus Denmon Missouri B12 Sr G 19 6 2
19 Kendall Marshall  North Carolina ACC So G 5 3 11
20 Michael Gilchrist  Kentucky SEC Fr F 13 7 2
21 Will Barton  Memphis USA So G 20 6 2
22 Darius Johnson-Odom Marquette BE Sr G 20 2 4
23 JaMychal Green Alabama SEC Sr F 16 8 2
24 Tyler Zeller  North Carolina ACC Jr C 14 7 0
25 Austin Rivers  Duke ACC Fr G 14 2 2
26 Kris Joseph Syracuse BE Sr F 15 6 1
27 Terrence Ross  Washington P12 So G 16 7 1
28 Herb Pope Seton Hall BE Sr C 21 12 2
29 Doug McDermott Creighton MVC So F 23 8 1
30 Doron Lamb Kentucky SEC So G 14 4 3
31 John Shurna  Northwestern B10 Sr F 21 6 2
32 Marquis Teague Kentucky SEC Fr G 12 2 4
33 Shabazz Napier UCONN BE So G 18 5 6
34 Kenny Boynton  Florida SEC Jr G 20 3 3
35 Tyshawn Taylor Kansas B12 Sr G 16 2 4
36 Aaron Craft Ohio St B10 So G 9 3 6
37 Kevin Jones West Virginia BE Sr F 22 12 1
38 Maalik Wayns Villanova BE Jr G 20 5 5
39 Cody Zeller Indiana B10 Fr C 15 8 1
40 Mouphtaou Yarou  Villanova BE Jr C 15 8 1
41 Tim Hardaway Jr  Michigan B10 So G 17 4 3
42 Jason Clark Georgetown BE Sr G 19 4 2
43 Khris Middleton Texas A&M B12 Jr F x x x
44 Arnett Moultrie  Mississippi St SEC Jr F 16 11 1
45 Draymond Green Michigan St B10 Sr F 13 11 3
46 Trevor Mbakwe  Minnesota B10 Sr F 14 9 1
47 Robert Sacre  Gonzaga WCC Sr C 17 9 1
48 Elijah Johnson  Kansas B12 Jr G 12 2 4
49 Lorenzo Brown NC State ACC So G 13 5 7
50 Damian Lillard  Weber St SKY Jr G 23 6 3
51 Festus Ezeli Vanderbilt SEC Sr C x x x
52 CJ Harris Wake Forest ACC Jr G 20 4 3
53 Mark Lyons Xavier A10 Jr G 18 4 4
54 Tony Mitchell  Alabama SEC Jr G 14 8 2
55 Jeff Taylor  Vanderbilt SEC Sr G 15 7 3
56 Andre Drummond UCONN BE Fr C 8 7 0
57 Dee Bost Mississippi St SEC Sr G 17 5 4
58 Ryan Kelly Duke ACC Jr F 15 5 1
59 Keith Clanton UCF USA Jr F 18 9 2
60 Carl Jones St. Joseph's A10 Jr G 21 4 3
61 Seth Curry  Duke ACC Jr G 15 3 3
62 Tony Wroten  Washington P12 Fr G 13 4 4
63 Tim Abromaitis Notre Dame BE Sr F 14 7 3
64 Terrell Stoglin Maryland ACC So G 20 3 2
65 Drew Gordon New Mexico MWC Sr F 12 9 1
66 Isaiah Canaan Murray St OVC Jr G 21 4 4
67 Mason Plumlee  Duke ACC Jr C 11 10 2
68 Orlando Johnson  UCSB BW Sr G 21 7 3
69 Jared Cunningham Oregon St P12 Jr G 21 4 2
70 Kim English Missouri B12 Sr G 18 4 2
71 Cleveland Melvin DePaul BE So F 19 7 0
72 Chance Stanback  UNLV MWC Sr F 14 6 1
73 Mike Scott Virginia ACC Sr F 15 10 1
74 Malcolm Grant Miami ACC Sr G 17 3 1
75 Andrew Nicholson  St Bonaventure A10 Sr F 17 8 2
76 LeBryan Nash Oklahoma St B12 Fr F 10 4 1
77 Peyton Siva  Louisville BE Jr G 8 2 6
78 Ryan Pearson George Mason CAA Sr F 21 9 2
79 Yancy Gates  Cincinnati BE Sr F 15 9 1
80 Jae Crowder Marquette BE Sr F 18 8 2
81 Travon Woodall Pittsburgh BE Jr G 15 4 9
82 Arsalan Kazemi  Rice USA Jr F 12 12 2
83 C.J. Leslie  NC State ACC So F 17 6 1
84 Nate Wolters SD State SUM Jr G 20 5 6
85 Mike Glover Iona MET Sr F 20 10 0
86 Kevin Pangos Gonzaga WCC Fr G 16 3 3
87 Matthew Dellavedova St. Mary's WCC Jr G 14 4 5
88 CJ McCollum Lehigh PAT Jr G 19 5 3
89 Michael Eric Temple A10 Sr C 11 11 2
90 Moe Harkless St. John's BE Fr F 14 7 2
90 Trent Lockett  Arizona St P12 Jr G 18 8 1
91 Rakim Sanders Boston College BE Sr G 18 7 2
92 CJ Wilcox Washington P12 So G 16 4 2
94 Dion Waiters Syracuse BE So G 13 2 4
95 Trae Golden Tennessee SEC So G 18 4 7
96 Rob Jones St. Mary's SEC Sr F 17 11 3
97 Chase Tapley San Diego St MWC Jr G 17 5 2
98 Kerron Johnson Belmont AS Jr G 13 6 4
99 Joe Jackson Memphis USA So G 13 3 3
100 Erving Walker Florida SEC Jr G 12 5 5

Stats as of 11/29. X = injured player

+ The next 25 players who just missed the cut.

 

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Comments

Anonymous's picture

Wendell Mckines?!?!?!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 2011-12-01 01:31.

Wendell Mckines?!?!?! HELLOOOOO, McFly!

Greg Mengelt's picture

Lewis Jackson

Submitted by Greg Mengelt (not verified) on Thu, 2011-12-01 02:16.

Purdue point guard Lewis Jackson needs to be on this list, as does Jordan McRae of Tennessee (who is a far superior player than Golden). Oh, and where is Keith Wright of Harvard?

This list needs a little more research.

Greg Mengelt's picture

Oh, and ...

Submitted by Greg Mengelt (not verified) on Thu, 2011-12-01 02:22.

Casper Ware, Kwamaine Mitchell, Brian Conklin, Kevin Foster, Dominique Morrison, Scott Machado, D.J. Cooper and Juan Fernandez are all better than several players on this list.

Andy Dempsey's picture

WOW

Submitted by Andy Dempsey (not verified) on Thu, 2011-12-01 19:59.

WHY IS AARON CRAFT ON THE LIST??? TO PUT HIM AT NUMBER 36 IS AN INSULT!

Anonymous's picture

Ummmm, where's Mike Moser?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 2011-12-02 16:26.

I think, leaving him out of the top 10 is ignorant.....leaving him out of your TOP 100!?!??!? That's beyond ignorant....maybe a sign of a mental illness.

Derek's picture

Nation's top rebounder is left off this list

Submitted by Derek (not verified) on Fri, 2011-12-02 16:54.

How is Mike Moser not on this list? 6'8" Forward leading the nation in rebounding and scoring 17.5ppg.

the b4ron's picture

Why Should Moser Make it?

Submitted by the b4ron (not verified) on Fri, 2011-12-02 19:07.

You are UNLV come back when you have beaten someone. Have you ever been to the big dance? its not like your in the top five all time win percentage. One of your playesrs can be included when you win a national Championship.

BlueBloodsSuck's picture

Win a title?

Submitted by BlueBloodsSuck (not verified) on Fri, 2011-12-02 21:39.

UNLV has won a Title jackass, and this is about PLAYERS in the country. Mike Moser is Top 5, and if you don't know you'd better look it up. 16 points and 18 rebounds on a neutral floor in a WIN over #1 UNC for starters...

Michale Smith's picture

Mike Moser

Submitted by Michale Smith (not verified) on Sat, 2011-12-03 16:57.

Check out Mike Moser at UNLV. Averaging a double for the season including a 10 pt 18 reb game against UNC and 34 pt 10reb 2ot win over UCSB in only 37 min.

Michael V. Smith's picture

Mike Moser

Submitted by Michael V. Smith (not verified) on Sat, 2011-12-03 17:01.

Mike Moser is at least a legit Top 25 double -double average including a 10pt 18 reb in a win over UNC and a 34pt 10 reb win over UCSB

Anonymous's picture

Missing a lot.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 2011-12-07 07:56.

This list is way too BCS heavy ... this suggests it's about players and it appears to be all about teams. And also ... who cares about pro potential? You could have a ton of pro potential and be a big letdown as a college player (or more likely, play like college ball doesn't really matter). Who not only has great stats but is most valuable to their team and lifts their performance above what it would be otherwise? That's what matters. Cody Zeller for instance, at 39, is just dumb, as he stands out in games, changes things with his play, and puts up numbers).... (and he's not even a great example being on Indiana), but do all of Division 1 and I'll be interested.

hoopstar5's picture

WOW

Submitted by hoopstar5 (not verified) on Mon, 2011-12-26 18:34.

WERE IS REGGIE HAMILTON OF OAKLAND NOT EVEN AN THE TOP 125...

Anonymous's picture

Tyler Zeller is a senior

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 2012-01-22 19:45.

Tyler Zeller is a senior dumbass! and where is unlv on this list chase standback mike moser

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