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Following Potential 2020 draftees

BTW MSU Sophmore bigman Reggie Perry won the MVP of the FIBA 19 Tournament. By-far the strongest player in the field, dominated the paint from start to finish.

 
Filip Petrusev, who turns 20 in April showed very well. It's gonna be interesting to see Gonzaga's frontcourt this year...
 
Ostertag>Duncan said:
It literally says five stars on the video title.
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ESPN has him 4-stars... 89 grade... 247 also has him as 4-stars... Rivals has him at 5-stars and #20 in the class which bumps him up the composite.


What really matters is that this particular player is gonna be a 1st rd pick..
 
Mac McClung is gonna draw the attention of casual observers but the player to watch in Georgetowns backcourt is the PG, James Akinjo.






He should have a lot of tricks up his sleeve for this sophomore campaign. Kid is fearless.


We also get to see Omer Yertsuven once again, which should be a good show.
 
A strange thing occured at the FIBA U19. Mali finished 2nd and a 2-star recruit who's headed to St. Peters emerged as a very legit prospect.. Fousseyni Drame..

Part of whats bizarre is he was hiding in plain sight... he played near me, with Jonathan Kuminga, who might be the #1 prospect in the country regardless of class and is gonna be a really big deal.

Drame's about 6'7" long arms major defensive potential, moves well.
 
Here's some AJ LAwson footage from the U19. What I've been saying bout him for years is gonna come to pass, 1st rd pick, underrated.



 
Don't really follow high school age and younger guys much, but the college returnees I'll be following pretty closely: Tillie, Tillman and Winston (MSU), Smith and Cowan (Maryland), Azubuike, Cumberland, Dotson, Stevens (PSU), Tre Jones, Powell, Markus Howard, and Haliburton.

Heck, throw in Merrill at Utah St.
 
Oho, and I just realized Dru Smith is coming back next season at Missouri, very excited for that one. Jalen Pickett is interesting in a lot of the same ways as well.
 
Eminence said:
Don't really follow high school age and younger guys much, but the college returnees I'll be following pretty closely: Tillie, Tillman and Winston (MSU), Smith and Cowan (Maryland), Azubuike, Cumberland, Dotson, Stevens (PSU), Tre Jones, Powell, Markus Howard, and Haliburton.

Heck, throw in Merrill at Utah St.
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solid list! MAryland and Kansas should be very exciting to watch this year.

Jalen Smith is gonna have some interesting Freshman with him in the frontcourt - the Mitchell Brothers (Makhel and Mahkai) and Chol Marial who's got a frame like Gobert.

Aaron Wiggins should be much more consistent as a Sophomore for them too and put himself on draft radars -6'6" very nice shooting stroke.


Kansas is gonna have it's best team in years I think. Dotson should be in the POY conversation when it's said and done.

Agbaji who only played the 2nd half of the szn last year might be the highest drafted returnee of any player coming back to school. I think De Souza will be eligible finally?


McCormack should be much better too the C spot will be a nightmare for teams vs Kansas.

The sleeper to watch on Kansas this year is Tristan Enarua tho --- u can take that to the bank, that kid is a pro..
 
Eminence said:
Oho, and I just realized Dru Smith is coming back next season at Missouri, very excited for that one. Jalen Pickett is interesting in a lot of the same ways as well.
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Mizzou should be fun team to try and gauge on the "are they gonna show up or are they gonna fold?" spectrum. Mark Smith and Tillmon are the key cogs IMO for that team to really fire anywhere near its best those 2 need to be bullying opponents and Smith needs to be making his 3's...

Tillmon's game is one of those dying breed of bigmen types. hope at least he goes down swinging. He's a big b
 
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