SteveGarvey
Well-Known Member
I will be happy with the Very Good 5.
I hope they're at least the slightly-better-than-average 5.
I will be happy with the Very Good 5.
This is in another thread but posting it here as well...since there is discussion about Iowa in the standings next year. Michigan and Wisconsin should move ahead of us. But most of the top teams from this year are suffering losses comparable to Iowa. I think it comes down to what each of us thinks of our freshmen, RS freshman and sophomores compared to other schools' incoming recruiting classes.
Probable personnel losses for each team.
Indiana – Bielfeldt, Zeisloft and Ferrell
Michigan State – Forbes, Costello, Valentine and Davis (FR)
Maryland – Sulaimon, Layman, Stone (FR) and Carter (JR)
Purdue – Hammons, Davis, Stephens (JR) and Swanigan (FR)
Iowa – Clemmons, Gesell, Uthoff and Woodbury
Wisconsin – No One
Ohio State – No One
Michigan – LeVert and Dawkins (SO)
Northwestern – Demps
Penn State – Foster, Jack and Taylor
Nebraska – Shields and Parker
Illinois – Thorne and Nunn (JR)...Assault Charges so ?
Minnesota – King, Morris and Dorsey (FR)
Rutgers – Daniels, Grier and Lewis
Edit - Keep in mind Ohio State had a highly rated class this season and only Lyle did much of note.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Alex Olah of Northwestern a senior? And aren't there a number of transfers at each school, most notably 4 transfers leaving tOSU? Here's the list of all transfers: http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/14390188/college-basketball-transfer-list
You are correct about Olah. I only listed players that averaged at least 4 points a game...have to draw the line somewhere. None of the guys leaving Ohio State met the 4 points per game criteria.