College Basketball Top 100 Players: January

    
January 7th, 2010 by CHN
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The Collegehoops.net Top 100 is the ultimate ranking of college basketball's best players.  This is the 2nd of four quarterly editions during the 2009-10 college basketball season. The next edition will be released in late February.

 

The ranking is based on the following four criteria: 

A) performance/accomplishments, B) skill/talent, C) pro potential, D) impact/value to team.

 

This is not a pure NBA prospect ranking, which can be found here. Check out the Top 100: By the Numbers page for how many made list by class, age, conference, etc.  Let the debates begin..  

 

# Player School YR Pos. Pre.   PPG RPG APG
1 John Wall Kentucky FR G 1   17 4 7
2 Evan Turner Ohio State JR F 5   19 11 6
3 Luke Harangody Notre Dame SR F 3   24 10 2
4 Sherron Collins Kansas SR G 2 14 2 4
5 Cole Aldrich Kansas JR C 4 11 10 1
6 Kyle Singler Duke JR F 6 16 7 3
7 Xavier Henry Kansas FR G 66 16 4 2
8 Derrick Favors Georgia Tech FR C 9   12 9 1
9 DeMarcus Cousins Kentucky FR F 55 15 10 1
10 Willie Warren Oklahoma SO G 13   19 3 5
11 Kalin Lucas Michigan St JR G 7   16 2 4
12 Greg Monroe Georgetown SO F 14 15 10 3
13 Al-Farouq Aminu Wake Forest SO F 16 17 12 2
14 Patrick Patterson Kentucky JR F 8 17 8 1
15 Dexter Pittman Texas SR C 53 14 7 1
16 Manny Harris Michigan   JR G 11   20 7 5
17 Klay Thompson Washington St SO G 45 24 5 3
18 James Anderson Oklahoma St JR G 35 21 6 2
19 Ed Davis UNC SO  F 25 15 10 1
20 Robbie Hummel Purdue JR F 29 15 7 2
21 Damion James Texas SR F 27 17 11 1
21 Jerome Randle California SR G 18 20 2 5
23 Malcolm Delaney Virginia Tech JR G 38 20 3 4
24 Jarvis Varnado Mississippi St SR F/C 22 14 11 1
25 Craig Brackins Iowa State JR F 17   17 8 3
26 Jon Scheyer Duke SR G 42 19 4 6
27 Trevor Booker Clemson SR C 23 15 9 2
28 Talor Battle Penn State JR G 19   19 6 4
29 Scottie Reynolds Villanova SR G 20 18 3 4
30 Wesley Johnson Syracuse JR G NA 17 9 2
31 Tyler Smith Tennessee SR F 12 12 5 4
32 Devin Ebanks West Virginia SO F 26 14 9 3
33 Gani Lawal Georgia Tech JR F 28 15 10 1
34 Jerome Dyson UCONN SR G 94 20 5 5
35 Isaiah Thomas Washington SO G 39 18 4 3
36 Da'Sean Butler West Virginia SR F 31 17 6 4
37 Devan Downey South Carolina SR G 10 19 3 4
38 Elliot Williams Memphis SO G NA 20 4 4
39 Gordon Hayward Butler SO G 30 17 9 2
40 Trevon Hughes Wisconsin SR G 95 17 5 3
41 Jeremy Hazell Seton Hall JR G 52 23 4 2
42 JaJuan Johnson Purdue JR F/C 44 15 7 1
43 Terrico White Ole Miss SO G 51 17 4 1
44 Matt Bouldin Gonzaga SR G 34 15 5 4
45 E'Twaun Moore Purdue JR G 77 16 4 3
46 Jacob Pullen Kansas St JR G NA 20 3 4
47 Lance Stephenson Cincinnati FR G 50 13 5 3
48 Solomon Alabi Florida St SO C 61 12 7 1
49 Jimmer Fredette BYU JR G 59 22 3 6
50 Art Parakhouski Radford SR C 82 24 13 1
51 Jordan Crawford Xavier SO G NA 19 5 3
52 Luke Babbitt Nevada SO F 37 20 10 2
53 Omar Samhan St. Mary's SR G NA 21 11 1
54 Greivis Vasquez Maryland SR G 15   17 6 3
55 Larry Sanders VCU JR F 40 15 8 1
56 Aubrey Coleman Houston SR G 83 26 7 3
57 Landry Fields Stanford SR F NA 23 9 3
58 Chris Wright Dayton JR F 32 14 7 1
59 JaMychal Green Alabama SO F 64 16 7 1
60 Lazar Hayward Marquette SR F 54 19 7 2
61 Stanley Robinson UCONN SR F 85 18 8 1
62 Tasmin Mitchell LSU SR F 41 18 9 2
63 Osiris Eldridge Illinois St SR G 70 18 4 3
64 Samardo Samuels Louisville SO C 60 16 8 1
65 Chris Warren Ole Miss JR G 63 17 2 4
66 Dominique Jones South Florida JR G 69 18 6 5
67 Nolan Smith Duke SO G 71 18 3 3
68 Jerome Jordan Tulsa SR C 36 14 9 1
69 Sylven Landesberg Virginia SO G 21 16 5 3
70 Charles Garcia Seattle JR F NA 23 10 1
71 Quincy Pondexter Washington SR F NA 21 8 2
72 Deon Thompson UNC SR F 88 16 7 1
73 Darington Hobson New Mexico JR F NA 17 8 5
74 Kevin Anderson Richmond JR G 100 19 4 3
75 Kenneth Faried Morehead St JR F/C 80 16 13 0
76 Charles Jenkins Hofstra JR G 87 19 4 4
77 Ashton Gibbs Pittsburgh SO G NA 17 3 2
78 Ekpe Udoh Baylor JR G NA 14 11 3
79 Rotnei Clarke Arkansas SO G NA 19 3 2
80 LaceDarius Dunn Baylor JR G 97 18 4 2
81 Kenny Boynton Florida FR G 49 14 3 3
82 Jon Leuer Wisconsin JR F NA 16 6 2
83 Nic Wise Arizona SR G 43 15 3 4
84 Donald Sloan Texas A&M SR G NA 17 4 3
85 Maurice Creek Indiana FR G NA 16 4 2
86 Mike Rosario Rutgers SO G 74 18 5 2
87 Randy Culpepper UTEP JR G NA 18 3 3
88 Cory Higgins Colorado JR G 91 19 4 3
88 DeShawn Sims Michigan SR F 57 17 7 1
90 Avery Bradley Texas FR G 24 11 2 2
91 Yancy Gates Cincinnati SO F NA 11 7 1
92 Keith Gallon Oklahoma FR F 79 12 9 1
93 Kemba Walker UCONN SO G 98 13 4 6
94 AJ Ogilvy Vanderbilt JR C 33 13 6 1
95 Jeremy Lin Harvard SR G NA 18 5 4
96 Jeffrey Taylor Vanderbilt SO F 78 14 6 2
97 Mfon Udofia Georgia Tech FR G NA 11 4 3
98 Marqus Blakley Vermont SR F NA 19 9 4
99 Mike Davis Illinois JR F 68 13 10 1
100 Herb Pope Seton Hall SO F NA 13 12 2

 

First in Line - (alphabetical order): Keith Benson (Oakland), William Buford (Ohio St), Wayne Chism (Tennessee), Jordan Hamilton (Texas), Elias Harris (Gonzaga), Matt Howard (Butler), Kyle Gibson (Louisiana Tech), Mac Koshwal (DePaul), John Shurna (Northwestern), Ryan Wittman (Cornell)

 

Next in Line: Jeff Allen (Virginia Tech), Denis Clemente (Kansas St), Juan Fernandez (Temple), Paul George (Fresno St), Rodney Green (La Salle), Reggie Holmes (Morgan St), Elijah Millsap (UAB), Jamine Peterson (Providence), John Roberson (Texas Tech),  AJ Slaughter (Western Kentucky), Ishmael Smith (Wake Forest), Alex Young (IUPUI)

 

Further in Line: Lavoy Allen (Temple), Patrick Christopher (Cal), Dwayne Collins (Miami), Corey Fisher (Villanova), Joseph Harris (Coastal Carolina), Matt Janning (Northeastern), Kevin Jones (West Virginia), Adam Koch (Northern Iowa), Malcolm Lee (UCLA), Mike Singletary (Texas Tech), Chris Singleton (Florida St), Tracy Smith (NC State), Howard Thompkins (Georgia), Tre'von Willis (UNLV)

 

Injured/Ineligible - Kevin Coble, Courtney Fortson, Rakim Sanders, Renardo Sidney, Mouphtaou Yarou

 

For Reference:

Top 100 Histoical Archive

January Top 100: By the Numbers How many made list by class, age, conference, etc.

 

How would you rank college basketball's top stars? Post your thoughts below:

 

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