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Poll: Jimmer Fredette vs Kemba Walker: Better Pro?

Shawn Siegel — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 18:26:06 -0700

2011 CollegeHoops.net All-Americans: Fredette is POY

CHN — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 20:59:43 -0700

Player of the Year Jimmer Fredette, the nation's leading scorer, highlights CollegeHoops.net's 2011 All-America teams. Fredette averaged 28.9 ppg while leading BYU to a 32-5 record and a spot in the Sweet Sixteen. Fredette is joined on the First Team by seniors Nolan Smith of Duke and JaJuan Johnson of Purdue, junior Kemba Walker of UCONN, and Ohio State freshman Jared Sullinger.

Sullinger is one of four freshmen on the list, along with Kentucky's Terrence Jones (4th Team) and Brandon Knight (Honorable Mention), and Texas forward Tristan Thompson. Only 9 of the 41 players from last year's CollegeHoops.net All-America team returned to college this season, and 6 players repeated honors.

CollegeHoops.net Player of the Year:

G Jimmer Fredette, BYU, Sr - 29 ppg, 4 apg, 3 rpg

CollegeHoops.net First-Team All-America
G Jimmer Fredette, BYU, Sr

G Kemba Walker, UCONN, Jr

G Nolan Smith, Duke, Sr
F Jared Sullinger, Ohio St, Fr
F JaJuan Johnson, Purdue, Sr

CollegeHoops.net Second-Team All-America
G Ben Hansbrough, Notre Dame, Sr
G Jacob Pullen, Kansas St, Sr

F Derrick Williams, Arizona, So

F Kawhi Leonard, San Diego St, So
F/C Marcus Morris, Kansas, Jr

CollegeHoops.net Third-Team All-America
G Jordan Taylor, Wisconsin, Jr
G Tu Holloway, Xavier, Jr
G Ashton Gibbs, Pittsburgh, Jr
F Jon Leuer, Wisconsin, Sr

F Jordan Hamilton, Texas, So

CollegeHoops.net Fourth-Team All-America
G Dwight Hardy, St. John's, Sr
G John Jenkins, Vanderbilt, So
F Terrence Jones, Kentucky, Fr
F Kenneth Faried, Morehead St, Sr
F Jordan Williams, Maryland, So

Honorable Mention

G Talor Battle, Penn St, Sr

F Keith Benson, Oakland, Sr

G Marshon Brooks, Providence, Sr

G Alec Burks, Colorado, So

G Malcolm Delaney, Virginia Tech, Sr

F John Henson, UNC, So

F Matt Howard, Butler, Sr

F Rick Jackson, Syracuse, Sr
G Charles Jenkins, Hofstra, Sr

G Brandon Knight, Kentucky, Fr
G E'Twaun Moore, Purdue, Sr

F Markieff Morris, Kansas, Jr

F Chandler Parsons, Florida, S

F Kyle Singler, Duke, Sr

G Isaiah Thomas, Washington, Jr

G Klay Thompson, Washington St, Jr
F Tristan Thompson, Texas, Fr

F Nikola Vucevic, USC, Jr

F Brad Wanamaker, Pittsburgh, Sr

G Chris Warren, Ole Miss, Sr

F Tyler Zeller, UNC, Jr

Returning 2010 CHN All-Americans

2010 Third Team

G Jacob Pullen, Kansas St, Sr

2010 Fourth Team

G Malcolm Delaney, Virginia Tech, Sr

F Kyle Singler, Duke, Sr

2010 Honorable Mention

G LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, Sr

G Jimmer Fredette, BYU, Sr

G Austin Freeman, Georgetown, Sr

F JaJuan Johnson, Purdue, Sr

G Kalin Lucas, Michigan St, Sr

G E'Twaun Moore, Purdue, Sr

2011 NCAA Tournament: Top 68 Players

Shawn Siegel — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 09:01:33 -0700

With an expanded 68-team 2011 NCAA Tournament, we get an expanded Top 68 Players List This is not a fantasy stats ranking, although many of the players listed put up monster numbers, nor is this an evaluation based on pro talent-level..

This was such a tough list to narrow down, there were about 20 other guys not listed who seemed awfully close. Some of these guys are national stars (Kemba Walker, Jimmer Fredette, etc), others you may never have heard of (Noah Dahlman or Mike Muscala perhaps?). All 68 will make an impact on the 2011 NCAA Tournament in at least some small way.

Let the debates begin..

#	Player	School	YR	Pos.
1	Jimmer Fredette	BYU	SR	G
2	Kemba Walker	UCONN	JR	G
3	Nolan Smith	Duke	SR	G
4	Jared Sullinger	Ohio St	FR	G
5	JaJuan Johnson	Purdue	SR	F
6	Marcus Morris	Kansas	JR	F
7	Ben Hansbrough	Notre Dame	SR	G
8	Derrick Williams	Arizona	SO	F
9	Jacob Pullen	Kansas St	SR	G
10	Markieff Morris	Kansas	JR	F
11	Ashton Gibbs	Pittsburgh	JR	G
12	Jon Leuer	Wisconsin	SR	F
13	Brandon Knight	Kentucky	FR	G
15	Jordan Hamilton	Texas	SO	F
14	Kyrie Irving**	Duke	FR	G
16	Tu Holloway	Xavier	JR	G
17	Kawhi Leonard	San Diego St	SO	F
18	Jordan Taylor	Wisconsin	JR	G
19	Dwight Hardy	St. John's	SR	G
20	Tristan Thompson	Texas	FR	F
21	Corey Fisher	Villanova	SR	G
22	Darius Morris	Michigan	SO	G
23	Terrence Jones	Kentucky	FR	F
24	E'Twaun Moore	Purdue	SR	G
25	Kyle Singler	Duke	SR	F
26	Kalin Lucas	Michigan St	SR	G
27	John Jenkins	Vanderbilt	SO	G
28	Kenneth Faried	Morehead St	SR	F
29	Talor Battle	Penn St	SR	G
30	Nikola Vucevic	USC	JR	F
31	Keith Benson	Oakland	SR	C
32	Chandler Parsons	Florida	SR	F
33	Isaiah Thomas	Washington	JR	G
34	Demetri McCamey	Illinois	SR	G
35	Lavoy Allen	Temple	SR	F
36	Rick Jackson	Syracuse	SR	C
37	Justin Harper	Richmond	SR	F
38	Noah Dahlman	Wofford	SR	F
39	Harrison Barnes	UNC	FR	G
40	Khris Middleton	Texas A&M	SO	F
41	William Buford	Ohio St	JR	G
42	Kris Joseph	Syracuse	SR	G
43	Jon Diebler	Ohio St	SR	G
44	Austin Freeman	Georgetown	SR	G
45	Jimmy Butler	Marquette	SR	F
46	Cam Long	George Mason	SR	G
47	Orlando Johnson	UCSB	JR	G
48	Travis Leslie	Georgia	JR	G
49	John Henson	North Carolina	SO	F
50	Kevin Jones	West Virginia	JR	F
51	Frank Hassell	Old Dominion	SR	F
52	John Holland	Boston U	SR	G
53	Trey Thompkins	Georgia	JR	F
54	Brad Wanamaker	Pittsburgh	SR	G
55	Tyler Zeller	UNC	JR	C
56	Steven Gray	Gonzaga	SR	G
57	Scotty Hopson	Tennessee	JR	G
58	M. Bryan-Amaning	Washington	SR	F
59	Tai Wesley	Utah St	SR	F
60	Yancy Gates	Cincinnati	JR	F
61	Jamie Skeen	VCU	SR	F
62	D. Johnson-Odom	Marquette	JR	G
63	Matt Howard	Butler	SR	F
64	Jeffrey Taylor	Vanderbilt	JR	F
65	Erving Walker	Florida	JR	G
66	Jerai Grant	Clemson	SR	F
67	Mike Muscala	Bucknell	SO	F
68	Tobias Harris	Tennessee	FR	F

**If they play

On The Bubble

Devon Beitzel (No Colorado)

Mike Davis (Illinois)

Marcus Denmon (Mizzou)

Draymond Green (MSU)

Malcolm Lee (UCLA)

Shelvin Mack (Butler)

Kendall Marshall (UNC)

Alex Oriakhi (UCONN)

Chris Singleton (FSU)**

Peyton Siva (Louisville)

Corey Stokes (Villanova)

Tre'Von Willis (UNLV)

Agree/Disagree? Who do you think belongs on the list?