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This is for football, but I’d think the same concept works for basketball as well.

I believe the train of thought is that if they are going to be a good pro prospect then they should also be a good college player as well though.

[B]Players are first grouped qualitatively with a star rating, then given a numerical rating based on their future potential, and finally ranked according to these numerical ratings.

110 - 101 = Franchise Player. One of the best players to come along in years, if not decades. Odds of having a player in this category every year is slim. This prospect has “can’t miss” talent.

100 - 98 = Five-star prospect. One of the top 30 players in the nation. This player has excellent pro-potential and should emerge as one of the best in the country before the end of his career. There will be 32 prospects ranked in this range in every football class to mirror the first round of the [URL='http://www.sbnation.com/nfl-draft']NFL Draft[/URL].[/B]

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