Doug Gottlieb's Big Board (as of 2-11-13)
1. Anthony Bennett, UNLV, Forward, 6-8, 240, Freshman: Freak athlete who is probably an undersized 4 in the league, Bennett settles too much for jumpers, gets silly fouls and is ways away from figuring out when to do what, but he can play. Bennett is a terrific rebounder, good shooter and can put it on the deck. Alongside a traditional point guard, the UNLV star will be a monster.
2. Nerlens Noel, Kentucky, Forward, 6-10, 228, Freshman: Quick-jumping power forward who is super quick, laterally and off the floor. Will be a good screen/lob man with a traditional point guard, and he protects the rim. He is raw, but developing offensively, but making strides.
3. Ben McLemore, Kansas, Guard, 6-5, 195, Freshman: Scoring wing who has the body and game to be a starter, and maybe an All-Star.
4. Cody Zeller, Indiana, Forward/Center, 7-0, 240, Sophomore: Has gone from overrated to underrated. Zeller has great footwork, gets beat up by double teams, but he is tremendous. He has patience, doesn't pout when he doesn't get the ball and is likely a combo 4/5 man.
5. Marcus Smart, Oklahoma State, Guard, 6-4, 225, Freshman: Smart is not a clean ball handler as he turns it over a lot and while he is improving shooter, that truthfully is not his game. Smart just makes plays. His body is football strong, he has a tremdous IQ and rebounds well. Smart is an NBA point guard and though he might be better coming off the bench initially, he is a better version of Jarrett Jack.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketb ... b/21687186They will wage war against the Lamb but the Lamb will triumph them because he is Lord of lords and King of kings - and with him will be his called, chosen and faithful followers." Revelation 17:14 (NIV)
I know many of you don't respect Kemba's passing ability, but I really believe that if Kemba played with better shooters he would get more assists. Just think about the number of times Kemba made great passes only to here clank as the next sound. 
