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That's a shame.
Omar Cook, Man-Hatten, Ant Glover
Best one and done college players of this decade
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Omar Cook, Man-Hatten, Ant Glover
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Omar was the goods, but you cant act like your the goods and thats what killed his career.
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It's about their lone year in college, that's it.
But I agree that Melo is ahead of Durant.
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hope john wall is up here
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Of course, dude actually won the championship
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Melo
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I really did think he would have done great things in the NBA if teams didn't think he was such a headcaseOriginally Posted by DoubleJs07
One of my favorite college players this decade.
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why is this a thread melo went into college put the team on his back and won it all
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As a Memphis fan, I don't even think Rose had the best season out of all of those freshman. He came to play in the tournament but Kevin Love lookedincredible all year.
If Rose makes this list Love definitely has to as well.
If Rose makes this list Love definitely has to as well.
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People forget how great Beasley was, rebounding machine. But he was lost in K state.
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1.) Melo because of what he did. Carry that team and win the champion ship.
2.) Durant. Dude dominated that conference. I didn't even like him because he played for Texas and OKC.
3.) Beasley.
4.) Rose.
5.) Oden. Dominated on defense. If they played anyone else besides Florida...
6.) Love. Had to admit though, I wanted Mayo instead him when we drafted him.
7.) Gordon. I feel like his season was wasted with all those distractions. He woulda played a lot better.
2.) Durant. Dude dominated that conference. I didn't even like him because he played for Texas and OKC.
3.) Beasley.
4.) Rose.
5.) Oden. Dominated on defense. If they played anyone else besides Florida...
6.) Love. Had to admit though, I wanted Mayo instead him when we drafted him.
7.) Gordon. I feel like his season was wasted with all those distractions. He woulda played a lot better.
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Melo and Durant
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Agree.
& I maybe a little biased cause Gordon was my favorite one & done, but
Early Season Gordon>>>Rose
Post Distraction/Late Season Gordon<<<Rose.
If not for the wrist injury/Sampson firing, Gordon would have been top 3 in that draft.
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Gordon was my favorite also. I've been hyping him up since I saw his junior game in high school against Greg Oden. I was like who is this guy??? Thentried telling everyone he was gonna be huge in college, but it never really got to happen.
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Not understanding why anyone can be put above Melo since he led his team to a ring. Durant and Beasley had great individual seasons though. NOt trying todiscredit them but I think some of you are forgetting the name of the game. That is WINNING.
Melol then everyone else.
Also Omar Cook's name is being mentioned a little bit too much in this thread. He was a very good college freshman PG, but again, his name is beingmentioned a little bit TOO much in here.
Melol then everyone else.
Also Omar Cook's name is being mentioned a little bit too much in this thread. He was a very good college freshman PG, but again, his name is beingmentioned a little bit TOO much in here.
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Damn that '07 high school class was insane.
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Blasphemy
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"Good" is an understatement...Dude was incredible....15/8 as a freshman PG in the BE back in the day are eye-popping numbers. No he didn't haveas much professional success as many of the other cats being mentioned in this thread, but to think he doesn't deserve to be mentioned as one of the BESTone-and-done players of the past decade isn't right.
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'Melo /thread
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1. Melo
2. Durant
3. Rose
2. Durant
3. Rose
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Maybe I was "underrating" Omar because of his draft stock at the time, but I don't think he is in the same class as Rose, Durant, Beasley, andMelo.
Maybe it is the "they are already in the NBA" bias.
Maybe it is the "they are already in the NBA" bias.