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Message: [QUOTE="AZHuskiePop, post: 4997991, member: 1609"] Tristen. Newton was first team AAC at ECU seriously he was considered a top 5-10 guy in the portal . He played with better guys at UConn which helps especially the Bigs .Plus normal maturity so for me the development has be more significant than that . in the 2020’s My personal pick is Diarra I was not impressed early in 2022 . Great handle no confidence in his shot and didn’t understand giving up the basketball is sometimes the best option.He reminded me of Gilbert . He is a totally different player today that quite an achievement. I love that kid so you know he can play D . Gavin Edwards has to be high on the his HS coach didn’t think he was a D1 prospect He was a rotation player on a FF team and played in the Olympics Not bad for a D2 talent Donyell Beverly went from a garbage time player for three years to a rotation player on a National Championship team , I shuddered when he got on the floor for three years . Hilton came a long way but he started 12 games as a freshman and was 7’0 “ in Hilton units. But his progression was remarkable. Kemba always had the talent but gained confidence in 2011 . Were Shabazz always had the confidence but grew as a leader and decision maker RB conversion to a workable lead guard was amazing .to watch . He had talent and confidence but the only entry pass he knew was the Ally-Op . Learning discipline is his great achievement plus finally accepted he had this great ability to lock down bigger guys . Caron benefitted with life lessens from JC more than BB that can’t be undervalued. In the 1990 Donny Marshall is a good choice . Travis Knight is another . Getting those 2 into the NBA was amazing. In the 1980’s Cliff always had the talent so Tate George emerging was a bigger surprise . [/QUOTE]

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