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NCAA Tournament 2012: Top 68 Players

Shawn Siegel — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 22:08:10 -0800

When it comes time to pick your NCAA Bracket, its a good strategy to focus on teams with superstar players. Just look at UCONN last year: Kemba Walker put the Huskies on his back and led them to a surprise National Championship.

Which individual stars will lead their teams to success in the 2012 Tournament? It might be household stars like Anthony Davis, or lesser known stars like Casper Ware and Nate Wolters. Here are the 68 best players in the Dance:

LET THE DEBATES BEGIN...

Rank	Player	School	League	Yr	Pos
1	Anthony Davis	Kentucky	SEC	Fr	F
2	Thomas Robinson	Kansas	B12	Jr	F
3	Jared Sullinger	Ohio St	B10	So	F
4	Doug McDermott	Creighton	MVC	So	F
5	Draymond Green	Michigan St	B10	Sr	F
6	John Henson	North Carolina	ACC	Jr	F
7	Harrison Barnes	North Carolina	ACC	So	F
8	Michael Kidd-Gilchrist	Kentucky	SEC	Fr	F
9	Isaiah Canaan	Murray St	OVC	Jr	G
10	Marcus Denmon	Missouri	B12	Sr	G
11	Perry Jones	Baylor	B12	So	F
12	Kevin Jones	West Virginia	BE	Sr	F
13	Will Barton	Memphis	USA	So	G
14	Jeremy Lamb	UCONN	BE	So	G
15	Cody Zeller	Indiana	B10	Fr	C
16	Tyler Zeller	North Carolina	ACC	Jr	C
17	Mike Scott	Virginia	ACC	Sr	F
18	John Jenkins	Vanderbilt	SEC	Jr	G
19	Kenny Boynton	Florida	SEC	Jr	G
20	Tyshawn Taylor	Kansas	B12	Sr	G
21	Scott Machado	Iona	MAAC	Sr	G
22	Jae Crowder	Marquette	BE	Sr	F
23	Kendall Marshall	North Carolina	ACC	So	G
24	J'Covan Brown	Texas	B12	Jr	G
25	Trey Burke	Michigan	B10	Fr	G
26	Tu Holloway	Xavier	A10	Sr	G
27	Austin Rivers	Duke	ACC	Fr	G
28	Robbie Hummel	Purdue	B10	Sr	F
29	Matthew Dellavedova	St. Mary's	WCC	Jr	G
30	Darius Johnson-Odom	Marquette	BE	Sr	G
31	Jordan Taylor	Wisconsin	B10	Sr	G
32	Casper Ware	Long Beach St	BW	Sr	G
33	Dion Waiters	Syracuse	BE	So	G
34	Kris Joseph	Syracuse	BE	Sr	F
35	Drew Gordon	New Mexico	MWC	Sr	F
36	Nate Wolters	South Dakota St	SUM	Jr	G
37	Wendell McKines	New Mexico St	WAC	Sr	F
38	CJ McCollum	Lehigh	PAT	Jr	G
39	JaMychal Green	Alabama	SEC	Sr	F
40	William Buford	Ohio St	B10	Sr	G
41	Henry Sims	Georgetown	BE	Sr	C
42	Bradley Beal	Florida	SEC	Fr	G
43	Mike Moser	UNLV	MWC	So	F
44	Jamaal Franklin	San Diego St	MWC	So	G
45	Jason Clark	Georgetown	BE	Sr	G
46	Aaron Craft	Ohio St	B10	So	G
47	Ramon Moore	Temple	A10	Sr	G
48	Mike Glover	Iona	MAAC	Sr	F
49	Royce White	Iowa St	B12	So	F
50	Jeff Taylor	Vanderbilt	SEC	Sr	G
51	Andrew Nicholson	St Bonaventure	A10	Sr	F
52	Doron Lamb	Kentucky	SEC	So	G
53	Shabazz Napier	UCONN	BE	So	G
54	Terrence Jones	Kentucky	SEC	So	F
55	Lorenzo Brown	NC State	ACC	So	G
56	Kerron Johnson	Belmont	AS	Jr	G
57	Chance Stanback	UNLV	MWC	Sr	F
58	Rob Jones	St. Mary's	SEC	Sr	F
59	DJ Cooper	Ohio	MAC	Jr	G
60	Garrett Stutz	Wichita St	MVC	Sr	C
61	Mark Lyons	Xavier	A10	Jr	G
62	Kim English	Missouri	B12	Sr	G
63	Jake Cohen	Davidson	SoCo	Jr	F
64	Ray McCallum	Detroit	HL	So	G
65	Bernard James	Florida St	ACC	Sr	C
66	Elias Harris	Gonzaga	WCC	Sr	F
67	Sean Kilpatrick	Cincinncati	BE	So	G
68	Khalif Wyatt	Temple	A10	Jr	G

Top 10 One-Bid League Stars

1 Isaiah Canaan - Murray St

2 Casper Ware - Long Beach St

3 Nate Wolters - South Dakota St

4 CJ McCollum - Lehigh

5 Kerron Johnson - Belmont

5 DJ Cooper - Ohio

6 Jake Cohen - Davidson

7 Ray McCallum - Detroit

8 Will Cherry - Montana

9 Matt Dickey - UNC-Asheville

10 TJ Robinson - Long Beach St

2012 All-America Team: CollegeHoops.net

CHN — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 22:44:56 -0800

Player of the Year Anthony Davis, only a freshman, highlights CollegeHoops.net's 2012 All-America Team. Davis, the nation's leading shot-blocker, led Kentucky to a 30-1 regular season record. Davis is joined on the First Team by Thomas Robinson of Kansas, Draymond Green of Michigan State, Doug McDermott of Creighton, and Isaiah Canaan of Murray State.

Davis is one of only two freshmen on the list, as teammate Michael Kidd-Gilchrist made the Third Team.

CollegeHoops.net All-America Teams were voted on by staffers Shawn Siegel, Raphielle Johnson, Greg Mengelt, and Jon Teitel.

Last year's winner was BYU's Jimmer Fredette.

Player of the Year: F Anthony Davis, Kentucky, Fr

First Team All-American

G Isaiah Canaan, Murray St, Jr
F Doug McDermott, Creighton, So
F Draymond Green, Michigan St, Sr
F Thomas Robinson, Kansas, Jr
F Anthony Davis, Kentucky, Fr

Second Team All-American

G Scott Machado, Iona, Sr
G Tyshawn Taylor, Kansas, Sr
G Damian Lillard, Weber St, Jr
F Jared Sullinger, Ohio St, So
F Tyler Zeller, North Carolina, Jr

Third Team All-American

G Marcus Denmon, Missouri, Sr
G John Jenkins, Vanderbilt, Jr
F John Henson, North Carolina, Jr
F Mike Scott, Virginia, Sr
F Kevin Jones, West Virginia, Sr

Fourth Team All-American

G Kendall Marshall, North Carolina, So
G Darius Johnson-Odom, Marquette, Sr
F Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Kentucky, Fr
F Will Barton, Memphis, So
F Jae Crowder, Marquette, Sr

Honorable Mention

G Harrison Barnes, North Carolina, So
G Kenny Boynton, Florida, Jr
G J'Covan Brown, Texas, Jr
F Perry Jones III, Baylor, So
F Kris Joseph, Syracuse, Sr
G Jeremy Lamb, UCONN, So
F Mike Moser, UNLV, So
F Arnett Moultrie, Mississippi St, Jr
F John Shurna, Northwestern, Sr
F Royce White, Iowa St, So

2012 All High-Major Team: CollegeHoops.net

CHN — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 22:39:54 -0800

Player of the Year Doug McDermott, only a sophomore, highlights CollegeHoops.net's 2012 All High-Major Team. McDermott averaged 23 ppg while shooting over 60% from the floor in leading Creighton to an MVC Tournament title.

McDermott is joined on the First Team by fellow sophomores Mike Moser of UNLV and Will Barton of Memphis. Matthew Dellavedova of Saint Mary's and Ramone Moore of Temple round out the squad.

CollegeHoops.net All High-Major Teams were voted on by staffers Shawn Siegel, Raphielle Johnson, Greg Mengelt, and Jon Teitel. The High-Major Team is comprised of players in the Atlantic 10, Conference USA, Missouri Valley, Mountain West, and West Coast Conference.

Last year's winner was BYU's Jimmer Fredette.

High-Major Player of the Year: F Doug McDermott, Creighton, So

First Team High-Major

G Matthew Dellavedova, Saint Mary's, Jr
G Ramone Moore, Temple, Sr
F Doug McDermott, Creighton, So
F Will Barton, Memphis, So
F Mike Moser, UNLV, So

Second Team High-Major

G Deonte Burton, Nevada, So
G Jamaal Franklin, San Diego St, So
F Wendell McKines, New Mexico St, Sr
F Andrew Nicholson, Saint Bonaventure, Sr
F Drew Gordon, New Mexico, Sr

Third Team High-Major

G Tu Holloway, Xavier, Sr
G Khalif Wyatt, Temple, Jr
F Noah Hartsock, BYU, Sr
F Garrett Stutz, Wichita St, Sr
F Rob Jones, Saint Mary's, Sr

Fourth Team High-Major

G Kevin Dillard, Dayton, Jr
G Joe Ragland, Wichita St, Sr
F Chris Gaston, Fordham, Jr
F Cameron Moore, UAB, Sr
F Kyle Weems, Missouri St, Sr

College Basketball: Gordon, Wolters, McDermott Win Weekly Awards

Greg Mengelt — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 08:08:31 -0800

A review of the week that was in college basketball focusing on the best (and worst) performances. Check in every Monday morning for CollegeHoops.net's weekly awards by Greg Mengelt.

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Drew Gordon, New Mexico Senior Forward: Gordon scored 17 points and snatched 17 boards in Wednesday’s 77-67 upset win at No. 13 San Diego State on Wednesday – and that wasn’t even his best performance of the week.

On Saturday, Gordon led the Lobos to a 65-45 win over No. 11 UNLV – and a 2-game lead in the Mountain West Conference – with 27 points and 20 rebounds. Gordon, who went 13-for-20 from the field, scored 10 straight points during as 16-1 run as New Mexico outscored the Rebels 29-9 in the final 12 minutes.

“He put on a performance that hasn’t been seen in this place in a long time, if ever,” New Mexico coach Steve Alford said. “He was 27-20 against not just a team, but a team in the top-15 in the country. That’s pretty special.”

In the victory, Gordon became the fifth player in the last 20 years to have at least 20 points and 20 rebounds against a ranked team. For the season, the senior forward is averaging 12.7 points (on 51.7 percent shooting), 11.1 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 1.2 blocks and 1.2 steals per game.

MID-MAJOR PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Nate Wolters, South Dakota State Junior Guard: Wolters continued his impressive season with two more incredible all-around performances in a pair of Jackrabbit wins last week.

On Wednesday, Wolters hit 14 of his 18 field goal attempts and went for 30 points, five assists, three rebounds and three steals in South Dakota State’s 80-57 Summit League win over rival North Dakota State.

“Nate’s a great player,” SDSU coach Scott Nagy said. “If he’s making jump shots, he’s nearly impossible to guard.”

Wolters then had a 22-point, 8-assist, 6-rebound performance as the Jackrabbits ripped Buffalo, 86-65 as part of the BracketBuster. Wolters is averaging 21.8 points, 6.1 assists, five rebounds and 1.6 steals this season.

TEAM OF THE WEEK

Wichita State: The Shockers ended last week with a 21-point romp over rival Creighton to take over first place in the Missouri Valley.

WSU then clinched at least a share of the MVC regular-season championship with a 73-58 win over Missouri State on Wednesday, then shot 64 percent from the field in a road victory over Southern Conference leader Davidson on Saturday for its sixth straight win.

“This gives us a quality win and will enable us to move up, if not (into) the top-15, then the top-20,” Shockers junior Demetric Williams told the Associated Press.

Joe Ragland scored 30 points – on 11-of-14 shooting – and grabbed seven boards in Saturday’s win.

“How about 30 points on 14 shots?” Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall asked. “You talk about efficiency.”

The Shockers, who have also won 14 of their last 15, can clinch the outright league title with a win at Illinois State on Wednesday.

SINGLE-GAME PERFORMANCE OF THE WEEK

Doug McDermott, Creighton Sophomore Forward: McDermott led a BracketBuster comeback 81-79 win over Long Beach State on Saturday.

The Blue Jays trailed 76-69 with five minutes left. McDermott didn’t miss a shot from the field or the foul line in the second half, leading Creighton back during his 36-point, 11 rebound performance. Antoine Young capped the rally with a game-winning shot with one second left as Creighton improved to 23-5 on the season.

“Doug was on a mission tonight,” Creighton coach and Doug’s father, Greg McDermott said. “I felt his effort on the backboards fueled the rest of his game. Doug went and got some offensive rebounds and was able to finish plays.”

McDermott, who is second in the nation at 23.2 points per game, hit 14 of his 20 field goal attempts in the win. For the season, he’s shooting 61.7 percent from the field, 48.9 from the 3-point line and 83.3 from the foul line. He’s also averaging 8.3 rebounds.

WIN OF THE WEEK

Murray State 65, Saint Mary’s 51: Three days after clinching the Ohio Valley regular-season championship with a 75-66 win at Southeast Missouri, the 14^th-ranked Racers left little doubt that it would be a factor in March with a 14-point win over the No. 16 Gaels on Saturday.

“This is definitely a confidence-builder,” MSU senior Jewuan Long told the AP. “It’s a ranked team, so it lets you know that you are as good as the rankings say you are. It gives us confidence to know we can play with other teams in bigger conferences, so we definitely have more confidence.”

Isaiah Canaan scored 17 of his 23 points in the second half and the Racers shot 58 percent from the floor, including 9-of-17 from the 3-point line in Saturday’s win.

The OVC champions have a chance to avenge their only loss of the season on Thursday when they travel to Tennessee State, which defeated the Racers 72-68 on Feb. 9.

UPSET OF THE WEEK

Kansas State 57, Baylor 56: Kansas State was in need of a big win – and it got it Saturday. Jordan Henriquez hit a layup with 1:55 to go and the Wildcats held Baylor scoreless the rest of the way, surviving a Quincy Miller 5-footer in the final seconds.

Kansas State, which had lost to Baylor in the final seconds in a 75-73 game on Jan. 10, evened its record at 7-7 in the Big 12 with the win, putting the Wildcats in a fifth-place tie with Texas.

Freshman Angel Rodriguez led the Wildcats with 15 points, six assists, four steals and a rebound in the win. The loss was Baylor’s first against an unranked team this season.

LOSS OF THE WEEK

Duke 78, North Carolina State 73: The Wolfpack had a chance to get a signature road win, but they couldn’t hold onto a 20 points lead in the final 12 minutes.

Duke had late 13-0 and 20-3 runs to erase the NC State lead and remain on top of the ACC. Meanwhile, the Wolfpack, who were later blown out at home by Florida State on Saturday, are fighting for their NCAA lives at 7-5 in league play.

“Well, I would say a tough night for us … a tough finish,” NC State coach Mark Gottfried said. “We have to be better late in games.”

PLAY OF THE WEEK

McCollum’s shot gets Lehigh back in Patriot League race: With his team tied with Bucknell tied at 53, there was no doubt who was going to take the shot for Lehigh.

McCollum, who led the Mountain Hawks in scoring (15), rebounding (7), assists (3), steals (3) and blocked shots (1), controlled the ball for the final 15 seconds. The junior guard, who is averaging 21.5 points and 6.7 rebounds, let the 3-point shot fly over Bucknell’s Cameron Ayers and found nothing but net with a half-second remaining to draw the Hawks within a game of the Bison in the Patriot League.

“I knew I was going to take the last shot,” McCollum said. “I just tried to make a play and luckily it went in.”

College Basketball Top 100 Players: Davis Now #1

Shawn Siegel — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 09:57:40 -0800

The Collegehoops.net Top 100 is the ultimate ranking of college basketball's best players. Almost two months have gone by since our last update, and many opinions have changed . Some players such as WVU's Kevin Jones have continued to improve, while others such as Kentucky's Terrence Jones have disappointed. There was also a major change at the top, where Anthony Davis has taken the #1 spot from Jared Sullinger. Sullinger certainly hasn't been playing bad, but Davis has proven to be on the biggest defensive forces college basketball has seen in years. Remember, the CHN Top 100 Ranking is based on the following criteria:

A) Performance/stats

B) Skill/talent

C) Pro potential

D) Inangibles/value to team.

This is not an NBA prospect ranking, which can be found here. The ranking is compiled by CHN Editor Shawn Siegel with an assist from Assistant Editor Raphielle Johnson.

LET THE DEBATES BEGIN...

Rank	Last	Player	School	League	Yr	Pos	PPG	RPG	APG
1	2	Anthony Davis	Kentucky	SEC	Fr	F	14	10	1
2	1	Jared Sullinger	Ohio St	B10	So	F	17	9	1
3	6	Thomas Robinson	Kansas	B12	Jr	F	18	12	2
4	3	Jeremy Lamb	UCONN	BE	So	G	18	4	2
5	4	Harrison Barnes	North Carolina	ACC	So	F	17	5	1
6	20	Michael Kidd-Gilchrist	Kentucky	SEC	Fr	F	13	8	2
7	9	John Henson	North Carolina	ACC	Jr	F	15	10	1
8	29	Doug McDermott	Creighton	MVC	So	F	23	9	1
9	18	Marcus Denmon	Missouri	B12	Sr	G	18	5	3
10	7	Perry Jones	Baylor	B12	So	F	14	7	1
11	37	Kevin Jones	West Virginia	BE	Sr	F	21	12	1
12	16	John Jenkins	Vanderbilt	SEC	Jr	G	20	3	1
13	45	Draymond Green	Michigan St	B10	Sr	F	15	10	4
14	50	Damian Lillard	Weber St	SKY	Jr	G	25	6	4
15	39	Cody Zeller	Indiana	B10	Fr	C	15	7	1
16	22	Darius Johnson-Odom	Marquette	BE	Sr	G	18	3	3
17	21	Will Barton	Memphis	USA	So	G	19	9	3
18	15	Bradley Beal	Florida	SEC	Fr	G	14	6	2
19	24	Tyler Zeller	North Carolina	ACC	Jr	C	14	9	1
20	34	Kenny Boynton	Florida	SEC	Jr	G	18	3	3
21	35	Tyshawn Taylor	Kansas	B12	Sr	G	17	2	5
22	66	Isaiah Canaan	Murray St	OVC	Jr	G	19	3	4
23	80	Mike Scott	Virginia	ACC	Sr	F	17	9	2
24	12	William Buford	Ohio St	B10	Sr	G	15	5	3
25	10	Tu Holloway	Xavier	A10	Sr	G	16	3	6
26	19	Kendall Marshall	North Carolina	ACC	So	G	6	3	10
27	14	Quincy Miller	Baylor	B12	Fr	F	13	5	2
28	28	Herb Pope	Seton Hall	BE	Sr	C	17	11	2
29	17	J'Covan Brown	Texas	B12	Jr	G	20	4	4
30	30	Doron Lamb	Kentucky	SEC	So	G	14	4	2
31	31	John Shurna	Northwestern	B10	Sr	F	19	6	3
32	44	Arnett Moultrie	Mississippi St	SEC	Jr	F	16	11	1
33	38	Maalik Wayns	Villanova	BE	Jr	G	19	4	5
34		Trey Burke	Michigan	B10	Fr	G	15	4	5
35	23	JaMychal Green	Alabama	SEC	Sr	F	14	7	2
36	33	Shabazz Napier	UCONN	BE	So	G	15	4	6
37	8	Ashton Gibbs	Pittsburgh	BE	Sr	G	16	3	3
38	11	Jordan Taylor	Wisconsin	B10	Sr	G	14	4	4
39	13	Robbie Hummel	Purdue	B10	Sr	F	15	6	2
40	27	Terrence Ross	Washington	P12	So	G	15	7	2
41		Meyers Leonard	Illinois	B10	So	G	13	8	1
42	42	Jason Clark	Georgetown	BE	Sr	G	16	4	2
43	25	Austin Rivers	Duke	ACC	Fr	G	14	3	2
44	64	Terrell Stoglin	Maryland	ACC	So	G	21	3	2
45	36	Aaron Craft	Ohio St	B10	So	G	8	3	5
46	5	Terrence Jones	Kentucky	SEC	So	F	12	6	1
47	56	Andre Drummond	UCONN	BE	Fr	C	10	8	1
48	94	Dion Waiters	Syracuse	BE	So	G	13	2	3
49		Scott Machado	Iona	MET	Sr	G	13	5	11
50	26	Kris Joseph	Syracuse	BE	Sr	F	14	5	2
51	55	Jeff Taylor	Vanderbilt	SEC	Sr	G	17	6	2
52	65	Drew Gordon	New Mexico	MWC	Sr	F	13	10	1
53		Wendell McKines	New Mexico St	WAC	Sr	F	19	11	1
54	88	Matthew Dellavedova	St. Mary's	WCC	Jr	G	16	3	7
55	83	Arsalan Kazemi	Rice	USA	Jr	F	14	12	3
56		Reggie Hamilton	Oakland	SUM	Sr	G	23	3	5
57	90	Moe Harkless	St. John's	BE	Fr	F	16	8	1
58	62	Tony Wroten	Washington	P12	Fr	G	17	5	3
59	32	Marquis Teague	Kentucky	SEC	Fr	G	11	3	4
60		Mike Moser	UNLV	MWC	So	F	14	11	2
61	85	Nate Wolters	South Dak St	SUM	Jr	G	21	5	6
62	86	Mike Glover	Iona	MET	Sr	F	19	9	1
63		Dominique Morrison	Oral Roberts	SUM	Sr	F	20	5	2
64	69	Jared Cunningham	Oregon St	P12	Jr	G	18	4	3
65		Tim Frazier	Penn State	B10	Jr	G	18	5	7
66	41	Tim Hardaway Jr	Michigan	B10	So	G	15	4	3
67	79	Ryan Pearson	George Mason	CAA	Sr	F	17	8	2
68	89	CJ McCollum	Lehigh	PAT	Jr	G	21	6	3
69		Alex Young	IUPUI	SUM	Sr	F	21	6	2
70		Henry Sims	Georgetown	BE	Sr	C	12	6	4
71		Casper Ware	Long Beach St	BW	Sr	G	17	3	3
72	52	CJ Harris	Wake Forest	ACC	Jr	G	17	3	3
73		Khalif Wyatt	Temple	A10	Jr	G	17	3	3
74	67	Mason Plumlee	Duke	ACC	Jr	C	11	9	2
75	82	Travon Woodall	Pittsburgh	BE	Jr	G	11	3	7
76	53	Mark Lyons	Xavier	A10	Jr	G	17	4	3
77	49	Lorenzo Brown	NC State	ACC	So	G	13	4	7
78	73	Chance Stanback	UNLV	MWC	Sr	F	15	5	1
79		Jordan Theodore	Seton Hall	BE	Sr	G	16	3	8
80	81	Jae Crowder	Marquette	BE	Sr	F	16	7	2
81	68	Orlando Johnson	UCSB	BW	Sr	G	20	6	3
82	96	Rob Jones	St. Mary's	SEC	Sr	F	15	11	3
83		Bernard James	Florida St	ACC	Sr	C	11	9	0
84	59	Keith Clanton	UCF	USA	Jr	F	15	9	2
85	57	Dee Bost	Mississippi St	SEC	Sr	G	16	3	4
86	46	Trevor Mbakwe	Minnesota	B10	Sr	F	14	9	1
87	84	C.J. Leslie	NC State	ACC	So	F	13	6	1
88	40	Mouphtaou Yarou	Villanova	BE	Jr	C	12	8	1
89	51	Festus Ezeli	Vanderbilt	SEC	Sr	C	8	7	0
90		Ricardo Ratliffe	Missouri	B12	Sr	F	15	7	1
91	47	Robert Sacre	Gonzaga	WCC	Sr	C	11	7	1
92	71	Kim English	Missouri	B12	Sr	G	14	5	2
93	97	Chase Tapley	San Diego St	MWC	Jr	G	16	4	3
94	98	Kerron Johnson	Belmont	AS	Jr	G	14	3	5
95	63	Tim Abromaitis	Notre Dame	BE	Sr	F	14	7	3
96	76	Andrew Nicholson	St Bonaventure	A10	Sr	F	16	7	0
97		Rodney McGruder	Kansas St	B12	Jr	G	16	6	1
98		Jamaal Franklin	San Diego St	MWC	So	G	15	7	1
99	72	Cleveland Melvin	DePaul	BE	So	F	18	6	1
100		Tony Mitchell	North Texas	SB	Fr	F	16	9	2

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