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Pac-10 Basketball: Top 25 Players
November 9th, 2009
by Shawn Siegel
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Jerome Randle - #1 PG
Ranking players is more art then science. How do you compare the potential of freshmen with seniors who have already peaked? How much does physical talent come into play versus intangibles and experience? How big a role do numbers play? All of these questions make lists like this fun and debatable.. if you disagree with CHN's rankings, post what you think below.
PG
1. Jerome Randle - Cal
2. Nic Wise - Arizona
3. Abdul Gaddy - Washington
4. Malcolm Lee - UCLA
5. Derek Glasser - Arizona State
SG
1. Patrick Christopher - Cal
2. Isaiah Thomas - Washington
3. Dwight Lewis - USC
4. Tajuan Porter - Oregon
5. Calvin Haynes - Oregon State
- Impressive that Cal owns the two top spots here, but Washington's backcourt is
no joke either. Shooting guard in the Pac-10 is a bit weak compared to the other
BCS leagues, even with Thomas included, even though he could have been listed as
a PG.
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SF
1. Klay Thompson - Washington St
2. Quincy Pondexter - Washington
3. Theo Robertson - Cal
4. Landry Fields - Stanford
5. Rihards Kuksiks - Arizona State
PF
1. Nikola Dragovic - UCLA
2. Tyler Honeycutt - UCLA
3. Matthew Bryan-Amaning - Washington
4. Alex Stepheson - USC
5. Leonard Washington - USC
C
1. Roeland Schaftenaar - Oregon State
2. Drew Gordon - UCLA
3. Kyryl Natyazhko - Arizona
4. Michael Dunigan - Oregon
5. DeAngelo Castro - Washington State
- The frontcourt talent just doesn't come close to matching the other
power-conferences. In fact, most of the PF's and C's were secondary players for
their teams last year, or are unproven.
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About Shawn Siegel
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