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Voskuhl was another guy out of the top 100. Mike LeBlanc was around 50, and the perception was that Voskuhl was a throw-in as sort of a package deal. Turned out to be the other way around. I'm also not sure about guys like Tate George and Scott Burrell - that was before recruiting was the business it is now. George was on his way to Northeastern. Burrell was highly regarded as a football and baseball recruit, but I'm not sure if he was a top 100 guy in hoops. Henefeld was off the recruiting radar.
Usually what you find outside of the top 100 are the Austrie types who can fill roles without being studs. Other schools over the years have had success finding guys who were All-American level studs - Reggie Lewis, David Robinson, Joe Smith, Tim Duncan, a few guys that BC found (Troy Bell, Craig Smith, Jared Dudley). Okafor is pretty much our example - he ended up No 99 on the consensus list after a strong spring circuit, but he was way outside he top 100 before then.
Dwayne Wade I'm not sure about - feel like he came out of nowhere, but maybe he was highly regarded. That doesn't count guys like Damion Lillard or Rodney Stuckey, who just developed into studs at the mid-major level.
Usually what you find outside of the top 100 are the Austrie types who can fill roles without being studs. Other schools over the years have had success finding guys who were All-American level studs - Reggie Lewis, David Robinson, Joe Smith, Tim Duncan, a few guys that BC found (Troy Bell, Craig Smith, Jared Dudley). Okafor is pretty much our example - he ended up No 99 on the consensus list after a strong spring circuit, but he was way outside he top 100 before then.
Dwayne Wade I'm not sure about - feel like he came out of nowhere, but maybe he was highly regarded. That doesn't count guys like Damion Lillard or Rodney Stuckey, who just developed into studs at the mid-major level.