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Daily Dribble: Top 10 Players in the CAA
November 5th, 2007
by Shawn Siegel
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Overall, the CAA doesn't have as much talent as other Top 12 conferences, but it has arguably the best non-BCS player in VCU's Eric Maynor. Two players who didn't suit up last year, UNCW's TJ Carter (injury) and James Madison's Abdulai Jalloh (transfer) made the Top 10.
Colonial Athletic Association
1. Eric Maynor, G, VCU
2. Antoine Agudio, G, Hofstra
3. Frank Elegar, C, Drexel
4. Will Thomas, F, George Mason
5. TJ Carter, G, UNC-Wilmington
6. Matt Janning, G, Northeastern
7. Herb Courtney, F, Delaware
8. Folarin Campbell, G/F, George Mason
9. Abdulai Jalloh, G, James Madison
10. Vladimir Kuljanin, F, UNC-Wilmington
Next In Line
Terrance Carter, F, James Madison
Wil Fameni, F, VCU
Todd Hendley, F, UNC-Wilmington
Brandon Johnson, G, Old Dominion
Leonard Mendez, G, Georgia State
Check back tomorrow for my ranking of the CUSA.
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