SEC appears to be on the verge of one of its greatest seasons in recent memory - and not just because of Kentucky.
Sure, the Wildcats are strong. Most of the tips include John Calipari's second season as the team must be positioned on the back of Team America, North Carolina. But Vanderbilt and Florida would also be Top 10 caliber teams. And Alabama - Fresh NIT appearance last season in the title game - deserves a leader with a talented Mississippi State.
All top teams have a perfect blend of youth, experience and talent. Www.draftexpress site. Commission expects 13 players drafted by the SEC this summer, eight in the first round.
Here is a review of the best 10 players in the league entering the next season. Making this list was not easy. Almost missing the cut - and certainly mention - is: Darius Miller and Marquis Teague (Kentucky), Arnett Moultrie and Dee Bost (Mississippi State), Jeff Taylor (Vanderbilt), Trevor Releford and Tony Mitchell (Alabama), and Kenny Boynton Erving Walker (Florida).
Anthony Davis, F, Kentucky, freshman - Some recruiting services have the characteristics associated with Davis first-class player in 2011. 6-foot-10 Davis, recently increased to seven inches a year, and is still a huge head. Why was the first guard, Davis is a tremendous feeling and understanding of the game. His shot blocking and ability to do so take a defensive game-changer. His offensive skill set is good and will continue to improve. Davis plays a huge force and is very coachable.
F Terrence Jones, Kentucky, sophomore - The 6-8, 245 pounds, Jones would probably have been a lottery pick in the NBA draft last year had decided to leave Kentucky after his first season. He averaged 15.7 points and 8.8 rebounds for the Wildcats team reached the Final Four. Jones is very versatile for its size, it can handle the ball on the perimeter and score from anywhere on the court.
John G Jenkins, Vanderbilt, Junior - Jenkins may be the most feared 3-point shooting of college basketball. He averaged 19.5 points a team, a record for the Commodores last season while shooting 89.4 percent from the foul band. Even if your three-point field goal percentage (40.8) has dropped a bit the first year (48.3), Jenkins has never lost faith. There were five or more three-pointers in nine games.
G Brad Beal, Florida, freshman - At 6-4 and 195 pounds, Beal Florida backcourt gives a certain size, if necessary, and volume. Do not be surprised if it becomes instantly the best player on the list of the Gators. Often compared to NBA star Ray Allen Beal has an amazing range that stretches the defense and opens the way for his teammates. Gatorade national player of the year must be the best in the quick Florida offense.
F Michael Gilchrist, Kentucky, freshman - The third ranked player in the class in 2011 touts an elite level of athleticism that give it the force of the SEC from the get-go. His ability to accumulate points is often obscured by the ferocity with which it defends and rebounds. 6-7, 210-pound Gilchrist is material in the midrange, but has improved his 3-point shooting. Mentally, however, Gilchrist has all the features (eg, competitiveness, drive) is the winner. He is proud of the little things it takes to be successful.
Mike Rosario, Florida, junior - averaged 16.2 points in the first year Rosario and 16.7 points in his second year at Rutgers University before moving to Florida before last season. Rosario will not be spoiled in Florida as it was at Rutgers University. But if you accept disciplinary training style of Billy Donovan, who could be part of one of the best backcourt in college basketball.
Doron Lamb, Kentucky, sophomore - averaged 12.3 points Lam as a part-time position starts last season. Even more impressive is that he shot 48.6 percent from 3-point for a team that reached the Final Four. Marquis Teague and Lamb, with one of the top backcourt in 2011-12. His second season could be his last in Kentucky, but it is certainly not a given at this point.
Renard Sidney, Mississippi State, Junior - After battling weight problems and off the field early parts of last season, Bulldogs great man 'has begun to hit his pace in February and March has an average of 16.8 points and eight rebounds in the last six games has spent .. the summer, John Lucas in Houston, where you're trying to lose weight, while straightening your questions personally.
JaMychal Green, Alabama, Jr - Green team highs average (15.5) and rebounds (7.5) for a Crimson Tide squad that reached the championship round of the NIT last season. The 6-8, 230-pound Green has averaged double digits in each of his three seasons at Alabama. He hopes that his career ended with an NCAA tournament berth.
Festo Ezel, Vanderbilt, Sr. - Ezel was one of the best players in the country last season, when he went to an average of 3.8 points 13 points as the second year younger. At 6-11 and 255 pounds, it is safe to say that NBA scouts will be watching closely this season Ezel.
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