We usually don’t pay attention to mock drafts or player ratings until the end of the season when players are deciding whether or not to go pro, butChad Ford’s most recent Top 100caught our eye because of how the top players are rated: (1)Perry Jones(talented, but very inconsistent — four points in a loss atFSUfollowed by zero points in a close win overTexas Southern); (2)Kyrie Irving(phenomenal, but injured with a toe injury thatapparently cannot be described); (3)Harrison Barnes(the preseason #1, but very disappointing so far); (4)Enes Kanter(a talented inside player, butbanned from playing this year); (5)Terrence Jones(phenomenal this season); (6)Jared Sullinger(your current national player of the year favorite). Outside of the dominance of freshman in the top six, we are struck by the fact that the two most productive players are rated below an inconsistent big man, a point guard with an injury that nobody can figure out, a massively disappointing freshman, and a Turkish big man who was given the NCAA’s equivalent of an individual death penalty.
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