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Gary Forbes PG UMASS

Derrick Low PG Washington St.

Drew Neitzel PG
 MSU

Bo McCalebb PG New Orleans

Geary Claxton PG Penn St.

Ronald Ramon PG Pittsburgh

Steffon Hannah PG
 Missourri

Jamaar Butler PG
 Ohio St.

Rob McKiver PG Houston

DeMarcus Nelson PG Duke

AJ Graves PG Butler

Jonathon Wallace PG Georgetown

Drew Lavender PG Xavier

Maureece Rice PG GW

Tyrone Brazleton PG Western Kentucky

Ramel Bradley PG Kentucky

Stanley Burrell PG Xavier

Mantas Kalnietis PG
 Lithuania

Brian Roberts PG Dayton

Martin Zeno PG Texas Tech

Domonique Kirk PG Texas A&M

Marcel Jones SG
 Oregon St.

Roy Bright SG Deleware St.

Reggie Williams SG VMI

Jamaar Nutter SG Seton Hall

Eddie Lovett SG South Florida

Alex Harris SG
 UCSB

Anthony Morrow SG
 Georgia Tech

Draelon Burns SG
 DePaul

Jamont Gordon SG Mississippi St.

Bryce Taylor SG Oregon

Rich Hill SG Florida St.

Jaycee Carrol SG Utah St.

Anton Ponkrashov SG Russia

Uros Tripkovic SG
 Serbia

Keith Brumbaugh SG Hillsborough CC
Brian Laing SG Seton Hall

Mykal Riley SG Alabama
Mike Green SG Butler

Richard Roby SG Colorado

Mark Tyndale SG Temple
Justin Hawkins SF New Mexico State
Tyler Crawford SF Georgetown

Dan Fitzgerald SF Marquette

Michael Flowers SF Wisconsin

Kaelon Clarke SF DePaul

Pat Calathes SF St. Josephs

Anthony Morrow SF Georgia Tech

Will Daniels SF Rhode Island

Shawn James SF Duquense

Novica Pelickovic SF Serbia

Marcelus Kemp SF Nevada

Davon Jefferson SF USC

Brian Randle SF
 Illinois

Dion Dowell SF
 Houston

Gavin Grant SF
 NC St.

Dan Coleman SF
 Minnesota

Chris Lofton SF Tennessee

Shawn James SF Duquense

Novica Pelickovic SF Serbia

Russel Robinson SF Kansas

Juan Palacios SF Louisville

Damjan Rudez SF Croatia

Nikita Shabalkin SF
 Russia

Derrick Caracter PF Louisville

Darrian Townes PF Arkansas

Jeremis Smith PF
 Georgia Tech

Lorenzo Mata-Reel PF
 UCLA

Othello Hunter PF
 Ohio St.

Jawann McClellan PF Arizona

Ousmane Barro PF Marquette

Kojo Mensah PF Duquense

Marcus Dove PF
 Oklahoma St.

Rob Kurz PF
 Notre Dame

Josh Duncan PF Xavier

Anthony King PF Miami (Fla)

Kyle Hines PF UNC-Greensboro
James Mays PF Clemson

Joseph Jones PF Texas A&M

Charles Rhodes PF
 Mississippi St.

Tyrelle Blair C BC

Aleks Maric C Nebraska

Mickell Gladness C Alabama A&M
CJ Giles C Oregon St.

Chris Johnson C LSU
Steven Hill C
 Arkansas

Chris Daniels C Texas A&M Corpus Christi

David Padgett C
 Louisville

Brian Butch C
 Wisconsin

Longar Longar C Oklahoma

Kentrell Gransberry C South Florida

Shaun Pruitt C
 Ilinois

Predrag Samardzjiski C
 Macedonia

America East: Albany

ACC: UNC

At Large: Wake Forest, NC St., Duke, Virginia Tech

NIT: Maryland, Miami, Florida St.

CBI: Clemson

None: Virginia, Ga Tech, BC

Wake Forest recruiting gives a big push. Duke will make the tourny by name. Mays and King will be big losses for Clemson and Miami respectively. This assumes all UNC players stay.

A-Sun: Eastern Tennessee St.

A-10: Xavier

NIT: St. Joes' Charlotte, Duquense, Temple

CBI: Richmond

Dionte Christmas keeps Temple's hopes alive. Forbes and Daniels hurt UMASS and URI repectively.

Big East: Marquette

At Large: Georgetown, Syracuse, Notre Dame, Providence, Villanova, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Connecticut

NIT: WV, Seton Hall, DePaul, Cincinnati

None: St. John's, Rutgers, USF

With Alexander and Nichols leaving WVs only weapon to be Mazzula. Earl Clark is returning to Louisville. Maybe Caracter might too. Pitt is taking heavy losses.

Big Sky: Northern Arizona

Big South: UNC-Asheville and their 7' 7" beast

Big Ten: Purdue

At Large: MSU, Wisky, OSU

NIT: Minnesota

None: Northwestern, Illinois, Penn St., Indiana, Iowa, Michigan

Big 12: Kansas

At Large: Kansas St.

NIT: Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor

None: Iowa St. Colorado, Mizzou, Nebraska, Texas Tech, Oklahoma St.

Texas will lose DJ Augustin and A&M Jordan and Jones in my Draft Projections. Oklahoma and Baylor will struggle throughout the year making this a 2 bid league.

Big West: Pacific

CAA: VCU

At Large: ODU, UNC Wilmington

NIT: George Mason, Northeastern, Hofstra

C-USA: Memphis

NIT: UAB

CBI: UTEP, Houston

Memphis will only have Dozier remaining of their top 4 from a season ago in my latest projection with CDR leaving. Vaden is leavong UAB. See Nevada

Horizon: Valpo

NIT: UW-Milaukee

CBI: UW-GB

The top of the division will eventually fall. This is the year.

Ivy: Cornell

MAAC: Niagara

MAC: Kent St.

At Large: W. Michigan, Akron

NIT: Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan

Great year for this division

MEAC: Hampton

MVC: Creighton

At Large: Northen Iowa

NIT: Drake

CBI: Bradley, Southern Illinois

MWC: UNLV

NIT: SD St., NM

CBI: BYU

BYU is not good without Plaisted

NEC: Monmouth

This connference is always up for gabs with Monmouth being a 2 year school.

OVC: UT Martin

I feel Lester Hudson will come back. This prediction stays even if he doesn't.

Pac-10: USC

At Large: UCLA,  ASU, Arizona, Washington, Cal

NIT: Stanford, WSU, Oregon

None: OSU

USC-Mayo     UCLA- Love, Westbrook, Mata-Real, Collison, Mbah a Moute, and Shipp   Arizona-Bayless and possibly Budinger+Jennings

Stanford-Lopez twins     WSU-3 star seniors (Low is one Forgot the other 2)    Oregon- Leunen, Hairston, and other SG        Cal-Hardin and possibly Anderson        OSU- Giles and Marcel Jones       ASU and Washington retain key players        =a whole lot weaker Pac 10

Patriot: American

SEC: Tennessee

At Large: Kentucky, Mississippi St., Ole Miss

NIT: Arkansas, Florida

None: South Carolina, Auburn, LSU, Alabama, Vanderbilt, Georgia

MSU loses Charles Rhodes Tenn loses Lofton. UK loses Crawford and the rest of their backcourt. Vandy loses Foster and Oglivy maybe. Florida loses Speights. Arkansas loses Weems, Hill, and Townes. Bama loses Hendrix and Steele. LSU loses Randolph. Very weak SEC.

Southern: Davidson

Summit: Oral Roberts

Southland: SE Louisiana

NIT: Northwestern St.

CBI: Texas A&M CC

Sun Belt: South Alabama

NIT: Western Kentucky, Middle Tennessee, Arkansas Little Rock

CBI: UL-Lafayette, New Orleans

SWAC: Mississippi Valley St.

WAC: Utah St.

At Large: New Mexico St.

NIT: Nevada

CBI, LA Tech, Hawai'i, Boise St.

Javale McGee stops Nevada from getting in.

WCC: St. Mary's

At Large: San Diego

NIT: Santa Clara

CBI: Gonzaga

Gonzaga has Jeremy Pargo declaring early.