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So says ESPN in their list of the top 100 players. List is to be released in time,

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bas...014-college-basketball-player-rankings-100-81

No. 83: Rodney Purvis, Sophomore, Guard, UConn | Score: 6.32

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An explosive scorer, the 6-foot-4 Purvis brings size to the Huskies' backcourt that it hasn't had in recent years. He transferred from NC State and sat out last season, but will likely start at shooting guard alongside Ryan Boatright.
 
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He was 50th-ish in SB Nation's. Everyone is just guessing at this point. I don't think any of the Top 100 lists include Brimah and I'm almost positive he's going to be one of the 100-best players in America this year.
 

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Hope this formats well after posting. This is the statsheet.com top 100 players returning based on their efficiency and production metrics last year normalized for possessions. It's not perfect, for example how can it properly evaluate Boat when he was consistently deferring to Bazz. It does not include freshman and misses players like Purvis who sat while transfering. Still, its interesting to look at. The teams with the most impressive returning core of players who played together last year for me are Wisconsin of course, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona and Iowa State.



RK Team First Last # Letter
1 Kansas Perry Ellis 94.3 A
2 Iowa-state Georges Niang 94.1 A
3 Utah Delon Wright 94.1 A
4 California-santa-barbara Alan Williams 93.7 A
5 North-carolina Marcus Paige 93 A
6 Brigham-young Tyler Haws 92.8 A
7 Iowa-state Dustin Hogue 92.8 A
8 Oregon Joseph Young 92.8 A
9 Wisconsin Frank Kaminsky 92.4 A
10 Michigan Caris LeVert 92 A-
11 Louisville Montrezl Harrell 91.9 A-
12 Oklahoma Buddy Hield 91.8 A-
13 Colorado Josh Scott 91.8 A-
14 Providence LaDontae Henton 91.6 A-
15 Georgetown D`Vauntes Smith-Rivera 91.4 A-
16 Illinois Rayvonte Rice 90.6 A-
17 Stanford Chasson Randle 90.5 A-
18 Nebraska Terran Petteway 90.3 A-
19 Kentucky Aaron Harrison 90.2 A-
20 Wyoming Larry Nance, 90.1 A-
21 Brigham-young Kyle Collinsworth 89.9 B+
22 Vcu Treveon Graham 89.8 B+
23 Southern-california Byron Wesley 89.8 B+
24 St-johns D`Angelo Harrison 89.7 B+
25 Oklahoma Ryan Spangler 89.7 B+
26 Lsu Jordan Mickey 89.6 B+
27 Wisconsin Sam Dekker 89.5 B+
28 Baylor Kenny Chery 89.4 B+
29 Texas Jonathan Holmes 89.3 B+
30 Wisconsin-green-bay Keifer Sykes 89.3 B+
31 Iowa Aaron White 89.3 B+
32 Connecticut Ryan Boatright 89.2 B+
33 Virginia Malcolm Brogdon 89 B+
34 Texas Isaiah Taylor 88.9 B+
35 Northwestern-state Jalan West 88.9 B+
36 Indiana Yogi Ferrell 88.9 B+
37 Villanova JayVaughn Pinkston 88.8 B+
38 Texas Cameron Ridley 88.8 B+
39 California David Kravish 88.5 B+
40 Oklahoma-state Le`Bryan Nash 88.5 B+
41 Kansas-state Marcus Foster 88.4 B+
42 Gonzaga Kevin Pangos 88.4 B+
43 Penn-state D.J. Newbill 88.3 B+
44 Florida Michael Frazier 88.1 B+
45 Villanova Darrun Hilliard 88.1 B+
46 Arkansas Bobby Portis 88.1 B+
47 Pittsburgh Talib Zanna 88.1 B+
48 Arizona T.J. McConnell 88 B+
49 Notre-dame Pat Connaughton 87.9 B+
50 Denzel Livingston 87.9 B+
51 Northern-iowa Seth Tuttle 87.9 B+
52 Saint-marys Brad Waldow 87.9 B+
53 Massachusetts Cady Lalanne 87.8 B+
54 Kentucky Andrew Harrison 87.7 B+
55 Arizona Rondae Hollis-Jefferson 87.7 B+
56 Kansas Wayne Selden 87.7 B+
57 Colorado Askia Booker 87.6 B+
58 Wisconsin Traevon Jackson 87.3 B+
59 Houston TaShawn Thomas 87.3 B+
60 Maryland Dezmine Wells 87.1 B+
61 Utah Jordan Loveridge 87 B
62 Kansas Naadir Tharpe 87 B
63 Syracuse Trevor Cooney 86.8 B
64 West-virginia Eron Harris 86.8 B
65 Iowa-state Monte Morris 86.8 B
66 Murray-state Cameron Payne 86.8 B
67 Oklahoma Jordan Woodard 86.8 B
68 Louisiana-lafayette Shawn Long 86.7 B
69 Arizona-state Shaquielle McKissic 86.7 B
70 Nebraska Shavon Shields 86.7 B
71 Washington Nigel Williams-Goss 86.7 B
72 Harvard Wesley Saunders 86.6 B
73 Oklahoma Isaiah Cousins 86.5 B
74 New-mexico-state Daniel Mullings 86.5 B
75 Yale Justin Sears 86.5 B
76 Wisconsin Josh Gasser 86.4 B
77 Memphis Shaq Goodwin 86.4 B
78 St-josephs-pa DeAndre Bembry 86.3 B
79 Florida Dorian Finney-Smith 86.3 B
80 Boston-college Olivier Hanlan 86.3 B
81 Baylor Royce O`Neale 86.3 B
82 Arizona Kaleb Tarczewski 86.3 B
83 Colorado-state Daniel Bejarano 86.2 B
84 Texas-tech Jaye Crockett 86.2 B
85 Florida-state Aaron Thomas 86.2 B
86 Duke Quinn Cook 86.1 B
87 Colorado Xavier Johnson 86.1 B
88 George-washington Kevin Larsen 86.1 B
89 Michigan-state Denzel Valentine 86.1 B
90 Brigham-young Matt Carlino 85.9 B
91 Ucla Norman Powell 85.8 B
92 Evansville D.J. Balentine 85.7 B
93 George-washington Patricio Garino 85.7 B
94 Wichita-state Fred Van Vleet 85.7 B
95 Vcu Briante Weber 85.7 B
96 Kentucky Willie Cauley-Stein 85.6 B
97 Butler Kellen Dunham 85.5 B
98 Iona A.J. English 85.5 B
99 Mississippi Jarvis Summers 85.5 B
100 North-carolina J.P. Tokoto 85.5 B
 
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These lists are silly. They are just as pathetic as the NBA's Preseason rankings of players. They get hits, so ESPN feels obligated to post them. KenSucky will probably have 10 guys on the list (4 of which who've not played an NCAA game). It would be more credible if they did these lists "after" the season rather than "before" the season. Any ways, it's all subjective... but it will make the KenSucky, Puke, UNCheat community happy to make them feel relevant. Championships Talk, Preseason Talk Walks....
 
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These lists are silly. They are just as pathetic as the NBA's Preseason rankings of players. They get hits, so ESPN feels obligated to post them. KenSucky will probably have 10 guys on the list (4 of which who've not played an NCAA game). It would be more credible if they did these lists "after" the season rather than "before" the season. Any ways, it's all subjective... but it will make the KenSucky, Puke, UNCheat community happy to make them feel relevant. Championships Talk, Preseason Talk Walks....

Doesn't this get exhausting?
 
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