We
hope Marquette can pick up one of the top available players from our rankings
here. Tonight we run through the competition -
ranking all the conferences competing with the Big East for bids, and ranking
both their teams and top 40 players.
The Big 12 was the best conference top to bottom last year due to having no weak teams. With Buddy Hield waiting another year for the NBA, Iowa State continuing to load up on JUCO stars, Shaka Smart in Texas and Kansas and Baylor looking elite - well you get it. Even TCU and Texas Tech are pulling in great talent, leaving K-State in danger of falling to last. Right now eight of 10 teams project to easily make the tournament.
The Big 12 was the best conference top to bottom last year due to having no weak teams. With Buddy Hield waiting another year for the NBA, Iowa State continuing to load up on JUCO stars, Shaka Smart in Texas and Kansas and Baylor looking elite - well you get it. Even TCU and Texas Tech are pulling in great talent, leaving K-State in danger of falling to last. Right now eight of 10 teams project to easily make the tournament.
Natl Rnk | Conference | Team | Record | Raw | Value Add |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Big 12 | B12 | 31.44 | ||
3 | Oklahoma | 24--11 | 48.26 | 38.81 | |
4 | Kansas | 27--9 | 47.68 | 38.50 | |
8 | West Virginia | 25--10 | 43.65 | 35.48 | |
12 | Baylor | 24--10 | 38.04 | 33.50 | |
18 | Texas | 20--14 | 37.36 | 32.54 | |
20 | Iowa St. | 25--9 | 35.91 | 32.41 | |
25 | Oklahoma St. | 18--14 | 35.34 | 30.48 | |
36 | Texas Christian | 18--15 | 32.61 | 28.37 | |
64 | Texas Tech | 13--19 | 31.08 | 23.43 | |
93 | Kansas St. | 15--17 | 20.23 | 20.88 | |
Natl Rnk | Top 40 Players | Team | Ht | Yr | Value Add |
2 | Morris, Monte 11 | Iowa St. | 6'2 | 3 Jr | 10.58 |
9 | Mason, Frank 0 | Kansas | 5'11 | 3 Jr | 9.16 |
18 | Hield, Buddy 24 | Oklahoma | 6'4 | 4 Sr | 8.52 |
22 | Gathers, Rico 2 | Baylor | 6'8 | 4 Sr | 8.33 |
50 | Spangler, Ryan 0 | Oklahoma | 6'8 | 4 Sr | 7.34 |
53 | Prince, Taurean 21 | Baylor | 6'7 | 4 Sr | 7.25 |
63 | Forte, Phil 13 | Oklahoma St. | 5'11 | 4 Sr | 6.84 |
73 | Ellis, Perry 34 | Kansas | 6'8 | 4 Sr | 6.64 |
79 | Hield, Buddy 24 | Oklahoma | 6'4 | 4 Sr | 6.53 |
81 | Williams, Kenrich 34 | Texas Christian | 6'7 | 3 Jr | 6.51 |
95 | Carter, Jevon 2 | West Virginia | 6'2 | 2 So | 6.29 |
97 | Taylor, Isaiah 1 | Texas | 6'1 | 3 Jr | 6.26 |
112 | Washburn, Chris 33 | Texas Christian | 6'8 | 3 Jr | 6 |
133 | Woodard, Jordan 10 | Oklahoma | 6'0 | 3 Jr | 5.79 |
149 | Manyang, Akolda | Oklahoma | 7'0 | 3 Jr | 5.7 |
151 | Ridley, Cameron 55 | Texas | 6'9 | 4 Sr | 5.65 |
161 | Myers, Teyvon | West Virginia | 6'2 | 3 Jr | 5.5 |
174 | Bragg, Carlton | Kansas | 6'9 | 1 Fr | 5.35 |
176 | Ibaka, Igor | Oklahoma St. | 6'9 | 3 Jr | 5.3 |
179 | McKay, Jameel 1 | Iowa St. | 6'9 | 4 Sr | 5.29 |
184 | Graham, Devonte' 4 | Kansas | 6'2 | 2 So | 5.24 |
201 | Cousins, Isaiah 11 | Oklahoma | 6'4 | 4 Sr | 5.11 |
211 | Miles, Daxter 4 | West Virginia | 6'3 | 2 So | 5.04 |
223 | Lammert, Connor 21 | Texas | 6'9 | 4 Sr | 5 |
233 | Niang, Georges 31 | Iowa St. | 6'8 | 4 Sr | 4.92 |
252 | Acuil, Joseph | Baylor | 7'0 | 3 Jr | 4.8 |
279 | White, Andrew | Kansas | 6'6 | 3 Jr | 4.64 |
282 | Nash, Le'Bryan 2 | Oklahoma St. | 6'7 | 4 Sr | 4.61 |
284 | Williams, Devin 5 | West Virginia | 6'9 | 3 Jr | 4.61 |
294 | Long, Naz 15 | Iowa St. | 6'4 | 4 Sr | 4.51 |
301 | Iwundu, Wesley 25 | Kansas St. | 6'7 | 3 Jr | 4.48 |
326 | Holton, Jonathan 1 | West Virginia | 6'7 | 4 Sr | 4.33 |
358 | Boucher, Chris | Texas Tech/maybe | 6'10 | 3 Jr | 4.16 |
364 | Medford, Lester 11 | Baylor | 5'10 | 4 Sr | 4.12 |
368 | Trent, Malique | Texas Christian | 6'2 | 3 Jr | 4.1 |
373 | Smith, Zach 11 | Texas Tech | 6'8 | 2 So | 4.08 |
452 | Evans, Jawun | Oklahoma St. | 6'0 | 1 Fr | 3.79 |
463 | Greene, Brannen 14 | Kansas | 6'7 | 3 Jr | 3.71 |
466 | Burton, Deonte 30 | Iowa St. | 6'4 | 3 Jr | 3.7 |
501 | Edwards, Justin 14 | Kansas St. | 6'4 | 4 Sr | 3.54 |
These are the top 40 players in the conference based on the
rankings at www.valueaddbasketball.com.
The team rankings are 50% based on the sum of each team’s Value Add ratings and
50% based on last year (since better teams typically replenish after losing
stars). With over 4000 players projected in the database, we WELCOME all
corrections in the comments field.
Value Add was first introduced on www.crackedsidewalks.com, and
calculates how many points better each player is worth to his team over how
good they would be if he was replaced. The projections measure the standard
improvement in a player between his freshman, sophomore, junior and senior
seasons, and the evaluation of incoming freshman and JUCO players.
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