That’s just when the rule came into play that guys had to go to college.Lolz, freshmen college basketball players existed before 2005.
We could’ve used him against New HavenDarius Adams had 16/2/2 with 2 steals against Coppin State. Played 24 minutes. Shot 0-5 from 3 (went 3-4 from 2), but 10-12 from the free throw line. 2nd leading scorer for Maryland

Fwiw, Darius was my favorite player from the class. He was also the worst fit here for this year.Darius Adams had 16/2/2 with 2 steals against Coppin State. Played 24 minutes. Shot 0-5 from 3 (went 3-4 from 2), but 10-12 from the free throw line. 2nd leading scorer for Maryland
I already named a class that had much better players than the 2008 class or the current class.That’s just when the rule came into play that guys had to go to college.
Even though there was a time period before I was born where they always went. But there was also a time where they couldn’t play varsity. Lol
But I’m open to hearing of other freshman classes that played as good as that 08 class did in their freshman year.
I assume the Fab 5 was so popular though because people weren’t used to seeing freshmen playing that well, ever. Could be wrong though.
Again, were they good as that 2008 class as freshmen?I already named a class that had much better players than the 2008 class or the current class.
Diaper Dandy is a made up name for freshmen Dick Vitale thinks are great. There was always great freshmen before 2005 and they actually used to stay in college for several seasons.
Fab 5 was popular for a lot of reasons. They were 5 freshmen 3 of which were stars and they started most games and they were the only team to start 5 freshmen in the national championship game. They were brash, they all wore baggy shorts and black socks. They were seen as cultural icons.