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Top 150 Class of 2013 Report Card

Fordham Freshman John Severe

Mid-Season Analysis of Verbal Commits Top 150 for the Class of 2013

The Class of 2013 has often been touted as the best class of players to arrive on the basketball scene in years. Earlier in the week Jeff Goodman of ESPN did a report highlighting his Top 25 freshman as he sees it 15 to 20 games into the season. Goodman’s report was very well done and included players from “non-BCS” as well as the power conferences. The article prompted me to take survey of how the “projected” top players coming into the season are faring in their freshman campaign.

This report is an analytical breakdown of www.verbalcommits.com Top 150 from the class of 2013. I used Verbal Commits because this rankings system took into account an average of the Big 3 Prospect Player Rankings Media Outlets (ESPN.com, SCOUT.com, and RIVALS.com). I researched each player and did a statistical analysis of how their 2013-14 season was going based on games and minutes played, along with their points per game. I broke the players in the categories of low impact, role player, contributor, high impact, and star player. I gave each of these terms a statistical definition and put together the data.

In compiling this data, a couple of points need to be made on the front end. First of all, I am well aware that these young men are very early into their college basketball careers. I realize that they attend some of the top basketball schools in the country and that their roles can and probably will change in the years to come. I am also aware that 1) I set the definitions of the categories and 2) minutes and points per game don’t tell the full story on the impact a player may be having on the court.

THE FINDINGS

Based on my analysis, the majority of players fall into the categories of “Role Player” and “Low Impact Player”. I defined Role Players (42 of the 150) as those scoring between 6.9 – 4.0 points per game and playing at least 10 minutes a game. Low Impact Players (48 of the 150) are defined as those scoring less than 4.0 points per game and playing less than 20 minutes a game. Role Players and Low Impact Players combined made of exactly 60% of the population.

Of the Top 150, 20 of these young men (13.3%) have yet to take the floor for their college teams in the 2013-14 season (although Chris Walker (Florida) and Jordan Bell (Oregon) are due to make returns very soon). The reasons for the players not suiting up range from eligibility issues due to grades, coach’s decision to redshirt, injury, and one player on a Mormon mission.

While in the minority, the analysis does show the 23.7% of the top 150 fall into the categories of Contributor (19 out of 150), High Impact (16 out of 150), and Star Player (5 out of 150). In Goodman’s report, he does find another 3 High Impact Player and 4 Star Player Freshmen from around the country. These 7 players were not included in Verbal Commits Top 150.

THE BREAKDOWN

While taking nothing away from all of the projected Top 150 players, the power of this class is at the top. Of the projected Top 20, half of the players fall into either the Star Player or High Impact Player categories. 4 of the projected Top 10 (Wiggins, Randle, Parker, and Young) are 4 of only 5 Star Players in the entire 150.

Only 2 of the projected Top 10, Chris Walker and Kasey Hill, both of Florida, do not fall into the Star or High Impact categories. Walker will be on the court very soon and Hill is getting the minutes of Star Player.

The most fascinating finding in this report is the fact that 20 of the 150 players or 13.3% of the players have yet to start their freshmen campaign. It is projected that nearly 8,000 boy seniors played varsity high school basketball in 2013. The projected Top 150 represent the 2% of the players in the country. The fact 13% of the best of best have yet to play in 2013-14 is a very interesting discovery.

Goodman’s report also provided some interesting analysis. There are 7 players on Goodman’s top 25 list that were not in the projected Top 150 players on Verbal Commits. Throw in Jon Severe (#149/150) who was near the bottom of the projected list and there are 8 Star or High Impact Players that were maybe overlooked.

Goodman may also point to flaws in my analysis. Goodman’s top player is Tyler Ennis of Syracuse. According to my statistical definition, Ennis along with Goodman’s #3 Joel Embid (Kansas) and #5 Aaron Gordon (Arizona) would not fit into my Star Player categories.

THE INTERPRETATION

My overall conclusion to this data is a cowardly one in that it is still probably too early to tell. Freshmen are freshman whether they were projected Top 150 players are not. And freshman only 50-70% into their first season are often yet to discover themselves.

There a couple of observations of my own that I have to mention. The first observation is how similar the projected lists of Scout, Rivals, and ESPN look. Their projected Top 20 lists are almost identical and they rarely stray too far from each either the entire way down the list. The fact that Goodman found 7 players with good freshmen campaigns that did not make any of the 3 lists is perplexing to me.

The seven players on Goodman’s list that did not make the projected Top 150 list attend the following universities: Kansas State, Texas, Oklahoma, Marshall, San Jose State, Virginia Military Institute (VMI), Rice, and let’s include Jon Severe at Fordham. While they might not be considered perennial basketball institutions, Kansas State, Texas, and Oklahoma are all found in power conferences. These are legitimate schools with these legitimate freshmen that these prognosticators “missed” on.

My next observation is just how difficult the transition from high school basketball to NCAA Division 1 basketball can be. There was a lot of hype around the class of 2013 and there were a lot of expectations on the Top of this list. In most cases, the cream has risen to the top and star players are playing like stars. Outside of the top 20 players, the list from #21-150, one can really see how hard it is to contribute as a freshman at the top schools in the country.

Based on my observations, the question can be posed is that is better to be Isiah Hicks or Marcus Lee who are playing at North Carolina and Kentucky respectively, or is it better to be having the seasons of Jon Severe or QJ Peterson of Fordham and VMI respectively. Hicks and Lee were both Top 20 players coming out of high school, but neither is playing more than 9 minutes a game, nor averaging more than 3.0 points per game. On the other hand, Severe and Peterson are stars on their respective team both averaging more than 20 points per game. Severe and Peterson were either at the bottom of the Top 150 or off of the list.

The current Top 7 teams of NCAA Division 1 basketball represent 7 different conferences. Two of the teams, Wichita State and San Diego State are representatives of “non-BCS” power conferences. My point to mentioning this is that the landscape of college basketball has changed and maybe these “next tier” schools could crack the Top 150 more often.

CONCLUSION

As I have already stated in this piece, there are little to no conclusions that can be made to this study, but there are some interesting observations that can be made.

It is difficult to project the success of players at any level. There have been countless tales of players that don’t reach the level of their expectations of at all levels of all sports. Basketball fans can site countless high NBA draft picks that have busted or esteemed high school players who don’t quite pan out in college. However, at the highest levels there are consequences to recruiting the wrong player or wasting a draft pick.

My point to addressing this issue is not to put a knock on guys who do high school player rankings. Instead, my point is to encourage these prognosticators be diligent in their work on the front end and accountable for their work on the back end. My hope is that talent scouts are putting in the time with film study, interviews, transcripts, and in person interactions with these players as much as possible. As stated earlier, the job of these media sources is only to rank the top 2% of players from around the country. Athletic directors, coaches, fans, and the kids themselves set levels of expectations that are contrived by these rankings. These adults lose their jobs, kids lose scholarships, and schools lose money when these projections and their own assessments are wrong.

I beg the questions, what is the consequence to the media source or prognosticator that was wrong? Are they the same people putting together next year’s list? What happens if and when players do start to get paid in college and college basketball is seen as more of a business? Is that the time where being wrong matters?

My final is to the people who rank 150 players. Don’t be wrong. If you are a confident is your assessment of 10 high school players that you have interviewed, watched on film, watched in person, and know inside and out then put together only a Top 10 list. The stakes are too high on the projection of the other 140 players. Be honest with your own evaluations and don’t be afraid to take a stand on an unpopular view on a player.

VC #	Name	Cat.	Statistical Definition	McD AA	Scout	Rivals	ESPN	College	Games	Min.	PPG	ESPN Goodman’s Rank
1	Andrew Wiggins	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +	x	1	1	1	Kansas	19	31.7	15.8	6
2	Julius Randle	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +	x	2	2	3	Kentucky	17	29.3	16.6	4
3	Jabari Parker	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +	x	3	4	2	Duke	20	29.6	18.7	2
4	Aaron Gordon	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	x	4	3	4	Arizona	20	30.5	12.3	5
5	Andrew Harrison	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	x	5	5	5	Kentucky	19	30.5	11.1
6	Aaron Harrison	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	x	6	7	9	Kentucky	19	29	13.7	19
7	Chris Walker	Has Not Played	Has Not Played	x	8	6	12	Florida	0	0	0
8	Noah Vonleh	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	x	7	8	13	Indiana	20	25	12.4	7
9	Kasey Hill	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg	x	9	10	10	Florida	15	24.5	6.5
10	James Young	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +	x	11	11	8	Kentucky	19	32.2	14.2	14
11	Dakari Johnson	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg	x	17	9	7	Kentucky	19	10.7	4
12	Wayne Seldon Jr	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg	x	12	12	14	Kansas	19	27.9	9.9
13	Bobby Portis	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	x	16	15	16	Arkansas	19	26.1	11.9	13
14	Isiah Hicks	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg	x	18	16	18	North Carolina	19	8.4	1.7
15	Rondae Hollis-Jefferson	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg	x	10	21	21	Arizona	20	23.1	7.9
16	Joel Embid	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		23	25	6	Kansas	19	22.5	11.2	3
17	Tyler Ennis	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		22	22	20	Syracuse	19	33.8	12	1
18	Jabari Bird	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg	x	13	32	23	California	16	22.1	9.6
19	Austin Nichols	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		36	17	15	Memphis	19	21.1	8.5
20	Marcus Lee	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg	x	24	19	25	Kentucky	14	7.1	2.9
21	Robert Hubbs	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		20	23	29	Tennessee	12	18.3	5
22	Anthony ‘Cat’ Barber	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	x	21	27	26	NC State	20	29	11.2
23	Issac Hamilton	Has Not Played	Has Not Played	x	31	14	32	UCLA	0	0	0
24	Jermaine Lawrence	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		19	26	35	Cincinnati	15	17.2	4.2
25	Rysheed Jordan	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		45	20	17	St. John’s	18	22.2	7.9
26	Demetrius Jackson	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg	x	29	38	24	Notre Dame	20	24.5	6.6
27	JaJuan Johson	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		32	35	27	Marquette	15	15.4	5.3
28	Matt Jones	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg	x	25	36	36	Duke	19	9.1	2.6
29	Zak Irvin	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		51	24	22	Michigan	19	16.3	6.7
30	Semi Ojeleye	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		26	31	40	Duke	13	5	1.9
31	Ketih Frazier	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg	x	33	18	49	SMU	19	16.4	5.6
32	Nigel Williams-Gross	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	x	50	33	19	Washington	18	33.1	12.8	11
33	Derrick Walton Jr	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		43	37	30	Michigan	19	25.3	8.3
34	Nick King	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		28	46	37	Memphis	19	10	5.6
35	Sindarius Thornwell	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		30	43	41	South Carolina	19	26.6	12.8	20
36	Kuran Iverson	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		53	28	33	Memphis	13	10.2	2.8
37	Eric Mika	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		38	49	28	BYU	20	25.9	13	16
38	Jordan Mickey	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		37	41	38	LSU	18	31.4	13	8
39	Xavier Rathan-Mayes	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		42	30	44	Florida State	0	0	0
40	Brannen Greene	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		41	29	47	Kansas	15	6.2	2.5
41	Zach LaVine	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		27	44	50	UCLA	20	25.8	12	18
42	Tyler Roberson	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		55	39	31	Syracuse	11	9	2.5
43	Connor Frankamp	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		46	34	46	Kansas	16	6.3	1.8
44	Brandon Austin	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		39	45	56	Prov/Oregon	0	0	0
45	Roddy Peters	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		44	48	52	Maryland	20	18.5	5.5
46	Deonte Burton	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		54	52	39	Marquette	20	12.8	5.9
47	Anton Gill	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		48	50	48	Louisville	16	6	1.7
48	Moses Kingsley	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		40	63	43	Arkansas	18	11.3	4.9
49	Christian Wood	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		35	40	71	UNLV	18	11.5	4.5
50	Matt Thomas	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		58	54	51	Iowa State	18	23.8	6.7
51	Devin Williams	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		57	64	42	West Virgina	20	24.9	9.3
52	Troy Williams	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		67	47	54	Indiana	20	20.5	7.1
53	Terry Rozier	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		15	80	74	Louisville	20	19.8	6.9
54	Kedrick Nunn	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		52	60	61	Illinois	21	13.5	4.1
55	Duane Wilson	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		71	51	53	Marquette	0	0	0
56	Jarrell Martin	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg	x	14	151	11	LSU	16	21.3	8.7
57	Ishmail Wainright	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		62	55	60	Baylor	19	12.4	2.3
58	Kennedy Meeks	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg	x	69	57	59	North Carolina	19	15.9	7.5
59	Beejay Anya	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		60	58	59	NC State	17	11.4	2.5
60	Marc Loving	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		63	67	62	Ohio State	20	12.9	6.4
61	Kendall Stephens	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		66	61	65	Purdue	20	19.1	7.4
62	Malcolm Hill	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		72	62	66	Illinois	21	10.8	3.3
63	John Egbunu	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		56	83	64	South Florida	20	25.1	7.7
64	Luke Fischer	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		79	94	34	Ind/transfer	13	10	2.8
65	Jimmie Taylor	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		70	69	69	Alabama	19	14.8	2.1
66	Karviar Shepard	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		69	65	77	TCU	19	30.4	8.4
67	Stevie Clark	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		73	70	68	Oklahoma State	15	16.3	5.9
68	Nick Emery	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		78	89	45	BYU	0	0	0
69	Stanford Robinson	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		59	56	99	Indiana	20	14.4	5.9
70	Allerik Freeman	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		61	81	72	Baylor	0	0	0
71	Kris Jenkins	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		74	74	73	Villanova	19	11	3.4
72	V.J. Beacham	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		65	86	70	Notre Dame	15	7	0.9
73	Kameron Williams	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		87	79	58	Ohio State	0	0	0
74	Tim Quarterman	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		80	71	80	LSU	18	13.1	2.9
75	Wes Clark	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		86	72	79	Missouri	19	20.6	4.2
76	Detrick Mostella	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		84	53	101	Pittsburgh	0	0	0
77	Johnathon Williams III	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		34	151	55	Missouri	19	27.6	6.9
78	Josh Hart	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		64	84	92	Villanova	19	21.9	9.3	12
79	Jordan Bell	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	68	78	Oregon	0	0	0
80	Michael Young	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		93	102	57	Pittsburgh	20	21.4	5.8
81	Reggie Cameron	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	88	63	Georgetown	20	13.9	4.6
82	Dakari Allen	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		49	103	101	San Diego State	18	13.3	3.2
83	Zena Edosomwan	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		76	82	101	Harvard	13	6.5	2.6
84	Bryson Scott	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		83	75	101	Purdue	20	16.5	7.5
85	Damian Jones	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		101	77	81	Vanderbilt	18	23.6	11.3
86	Mamadou Ndiaye	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		101	85	74	UC Irvine	20	20.5	9.1	24
87	Markel Crawford	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	59	101	Memphis	0	0	0
88	Akoy Agau	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	87	75	Louisville	11	5.2	1.2
89	Kentan Facey	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	66	98	Connecticut	13	5.2	0.9
90	Rashawn ‘Pookie’ Powell	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		77	95	95	Memphis	0	0	0
91	Monte Morris	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		88	96	84	Iowa State	18	22.7	6.3
92	Dominic Woodson	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		99	80	90	Memphis	13	7.2	3.1
93	Bronson Koenig	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	73	101	Wisconsin	19	15.9	3.4
94	Darin Johnson	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		85	91	101	Washington	18	17.3	7.2
95	E.C. Matthews	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		75	101	101	Rhode Island	21	30.5	11.9
96	Frank Mason	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	76	101	Kansas	19	18.4	6.8
97	Marcus Allen	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		47	131	101	Stanford	16	8.3	2.1
98	Jordan Matthews	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		101	78	101	California	20	20.4	9.3
99	Kyle Washington	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		92	93	97	NC State	20	18.2	4.3
100	Billy Garrett Jr	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg		96	99	94	DePaul	20	29.6	11.9
101	Nate Britt	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	90	101	North Carolina	19	22.4	5.5
102	Demetrius Henry	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		91	100	101	South Carolina	19	21.1	5.5
103	Kendal Yancy-Harris	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	107	85	Texas	19	13.9	4
104	Mark Donnal	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		94	111	89	Michigan	0	0	0
105	Roschon Prince	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	92	101	USC	18	11.8	4.9
106	Shannon Hale	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		98	98	100	Alabama	18	18.4	7.4
107	Austin Colbert	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	97	101	Illinois	14	6.5	1.6
108	Steve Vasturia	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		95	108	101	Notre Dame	15	16.2	3.1
109	Davon Reed	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		101	104	101	Miami	19	24.1	7.4
110	Demacus Coaker	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	105	101	Texas	20	11.3	5
111	B.J. Johnson	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		89	136	82	Syracuse	8	6.3	1.8
112	Dayshon Smith	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	106	101	Dayton	20	16.4	4
113	Tre’Shaun Flecther	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		90	143	76	Colorado	16	10.2	3.5
114	DeAndre Burnett	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	109	101	Miami	0	0	0
115	Johnathan Motley	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	110	101	Baylor	0	0	0
116	Jaren Sina	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	121	91	Seton Hall	20	25.3	6.4
117	Brandon Randolph	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		81	146	86	Xavier	20	18.3	3.9
118	Basil Smotherman	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	112	101	Purdue	20	20	6.1
119	Kyle Davis	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		100	114	101	Dayton	20	7.1	2
120	Jarquez Smith	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	113	101	Florida State	17	10.9	2.9
121	Derek Willis	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	115	101	Kentucky	10	3.6	1.6
122	Donte Clark	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	116	101	Massachusettes	0	0	0
123	Malcom Duvivier	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	116	101	Oregon State	19	10.6	2.6
124	Kevin Johnson	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	117	101	Cincinnati	21	12.1	4.2
125	Terrance Samuel	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	118	101	Connecticut	12	6.9	1.8
126	Elliot Pitts	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	126	93	Arizona	7	5.4	2
127	Jaron Hopkins	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	119	101	Colorado	21	18.1	5.2
128	Sterling Brown	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		82	138	101	SMU	20	16.6	3.6
129	Nolan Berry	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	120	101	Butler	11	4.4	1.5
130	Devon Hall	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	122	101	Virginia	0	0	0
131	Torren Jones	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	123	101	Missouri	14	4.6	0.7
132	Hassan Martin	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	124	101	Rhode Island	21	21.6	4.8
133	Gavin Schilling	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	125	101	Michigan State	20	6.5	1.7
134	Devin Davis	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	127	101	Indiana	18	9.1	2.4
135	Josh Brown	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	128	101	Temple	18	20.9	2.9
136	Josh Newkirk	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	129	101	Pittsburgh	20	14	3.7
137	Ikenna Iroegbu	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	130	101	Washington State	10	91.3	6.2
138	Cullen Neal	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	145	87	New Mexico	190	20.8	7.8
139	DeShaun Mormon	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	132	101	Cincinnati	0	0	0
140	Brandon Watkins	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	133	101	West Virgina	19	11.8	3
141	Nigel Hayes	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	151	83	Wisconsin	20	15.9	3.4
142	Greg McClinton	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	134	101	Wake Forest	0	0	0
143	Paul Watson	Contributor	10.9-7.0ppg, 20+ mpg		101	135	101	Fresno State	21	27.7	10.3
144	Leyton Hammonds	Low Impact	less than 3.9ppg, 20 or less mpg		101	137	101	Oklahoma State	17	7.1	1.1
145	Kendall Smith	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	151	88	UNLV	20	18.2	4.8
146	Junior Etou	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	139	101	Rutgers	14	22.6	5.7
147	Eijah Brown	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	140	101	Butler	19	18.6	6.4
148	Jerron Wilbut	Has Not Played	Has Not Played		101	141	101	Seton Hall	0	0	0
149	Jonathan ‘Jon’ Severe	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +		101	141	101	Fordham	19	35.5	20.2	21
150	Juwan Parker	Role	6.9-4.0ppg, 10+ mpg		101	142	101	Georgia	17	19.6	5

Vital Stats
Star	5/150	3.0%
High Impact	16/150	10.70%
Contributor	19/150	12.70%
Role Player	42/150	28.00%
Low Impact	48/150	32.00%
Have not played	20/150	13.30%

Remainder from Goodman’s Report
Not Ranked	Name	Category	Statistical Definition	College	Games	Min	PPG	ESPN Goodman’s Rank
NR	Marcus Foster	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +	Kansas State	20	28	14	9
NR	Isiah Taylor	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	Texas	20	29	12	10
NR	Jordan Woodward	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	Oklahoma	21	29	11	15
NR	Kareem Canty	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +	Marshall	21	36	17	17
NR	Rashad Muhammad	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +	San Jose State	20	29	15	22
NR	QJ Peterson	Star	14ppg +, 25 min +	Virginia Military In	19	31	20	23
NR	Sean Obi	High Impact	13.9-11.0ppg, 22+ mpg	Rice	19	25	12	25