His commitment to losing weight has resulted in legitimate looks from NBA scouts. If he can continue his meteoric rise in 2011-12, O’Quinn could be poised for several postseason honors. He was recently named the MEAC’s 2011-12 preseason Player of the Year.
Adams’ 2011 Division II All-American season could be a sign of things to come if he gets a shot at the next level. He has a refined skill set, but he will have to make some adjustments before heading to the next level.
One of the more explosive players in this year's draft, Cole's ability to score in bunches should find suitors calling in Round Two of this year's draft.
After transferring from Wake Forest, Skeen developed into a legitimate leader for the Virginia Commonwealth Rams in 2010-'11. Will it be enough to get him a shot in the NBA?
Harper's combination of length and athleticism make for a good mix on his way to the NBA. He very well could be one of the sleepers in this June's NBA Draft and has a chance to go in Round 2.
Hodzic flirted with the NBA last season, but probably wisely decided to return for his senior season despite being named Atlantic Sun Player of the Year in 2009-10.
After losing in the Big South tournament, the team will look to improve its' play late in the season. For that to happen, and for the team to increase its' win total from the 28 it notched a year ago, Gray will have to take his game to the next level in '10-'11.
Jones is trying to get his team over the hump this season to possibly contend for not only a Big Sky championship, but also an NCAA tournament bid. For that to happen they need the ever improving shooting guard to continue to be a leader in the clutch.
The 2009-’10 OVC Player of the Year surprised many when he decided to return for his senior year and not enter the NBA Draft. It’s important to remember that he was second in the nation in rebounding a year ago. While the NBA is on hold, it will be of interest to see if he can lead his team to a conference title.
In most people’s estimations, Lillard is one of those players who can score at will, but his game is certainly not limited to his contributions on that end of the floor.
