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    For those of you who saw Mid state hoops top post players in the class of 07, i am wondering if you all are as shocked as i am that a website that Charges for thier rankings packets can be so clearly off. Here is the ranking.... (i will comment on all that is wrong on the bottom)
    1
    PF
    Mac Koshwal
    Chicago (IL) Boys to Men
    Chicago Jaguars

    6'8"/250
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO DEPAUL

    2
    C
    Beas Hamga
    Decatur (IL) Christian
    Indiana Elite

    6'11"/225
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO UNLV

    3
    PF
    Carlton Fay
    Putnam County (IL) H.S.
    Illinois Wolves

    6'8"/235
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

    4
    F
    Demond Watt
    Calumet City (IL) TF North
    Illinois Warriors

    6'7"/215
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI

    5
    F
    Brandon McGee
    Chicago (IL) Crane
    Illinois Warriors

    6'7"/210
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO INDIANA

    6
    C
    Michael Tisdale
    Riverton (IL) H.S.
    St. Louis Eagles

    7'1"/220
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO ILLINOIS

    7
    F
    Dijibril Coulibaly
    Chicago (IL) Boys to Men

    6'10"/230
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO MANHATTEN

    8
    PF
    Isaiah Martin
    Chicago (IL) Morgan Park
    Old Gold

    6'8"/210
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO INDIANA STATE

    9
    PF
    Bill Cole
    Peoria (IL) Richwoods
    Illinois Warriors

    6'9"/210
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO ILLINOIS

    10
    PF
    Tim Flowers
    Chicago (IL) Simeon
    MeanStreets Express

    6'5"/250
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO UW-MILWAUKEE

    11
    C
    Nick Evans
    Carbondale (IL) H.S.
    Indiana Elite

    6'11"/250
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

    12
    PF
    Dwight McCombs
    Chicago (IL) Whitney Young
    Illinois Wolves

    6'7"/220
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO MIAMI-OH

    13
    F
    Lucas O'Rear
    Nashville (IL) Community
    Midwest Storm

    6'6"/235
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO NORTHERN IOWA

    14
    PF
    James Henley
    Chicago (IL) Lincoln Park
    Illinois Fire

    6'7"/225
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO UW-GREEN BAY

    15
    C
    Terrance Williams
    Edwardsville (IL) H.S.
    Team Illinois

    6'11"/220
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS-EDWARSVILLE

    16
    C
    Zach House
    Rock Falls (IL) H.S.
    Full Package

    7'0"/235
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO EVANSVILLE

    17
    F
    Byron Pickens
    Chicago (IL) Senn
    Chicago Demons

    6'7"/215
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO ILLINOIS-CHICAGO

    18
    PF
    James Snider
    Carlyle (IL) H.S.
    St. Louis Falcons

    6'6"/250


    19
    PF
    Diante Gaskew
    Chicago (IL) Leo
    Chicago Mixers

    6'7"/215


    20
    PF
    Josh Brent
    Bloomington (IL) Central Catholic
    Team Illinois

    6'4"/310
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO ILLINOIS (Football)

    21
    F
    Anthony Morris
    Harvey (IL) Thornton

    6'4"/220
    VERBALLY COMMITTED TO ILLINOIS (Football)

    22
    PF
    Andrew Joslin
    Chicago (IL) Hubbard

    6'7"/250


    23
    PF
    Morris Thompson
    Chicago (IL) Foreman
    Indiana Heat

    6'7"/185


    24
    PF
    Steve Gross
    Chicago (IL) Leo
    Chicago Mixers

    6'7"/210


    25
    C
    Justin Bond
    Schaumburg (IL) H.S.
    Rising Stars / First Class

    6'9"/240


    25
    PF
    Julian Jones
    Gurnee (IL) Warren Township
    Rising Stars

    6'8"/230



    First thing that blows my mind is that they have Brandon McGee and Mike Tisdale below Demond Watt.
    I might possibly see how they could argue that despite being 6 inches taller and more skilled Tisdale is weaker then Watt thus being potentially less productive as a rebounder (Tisdale is clearly better). They cannot however find much of a reason as to why Watt is ahead of Mcgee, who was his AAU teammate and was clearly the best post player on the team. All the high major coaches that offered mcgee watched Watt play too, and if he was better then why didnt they offer aswell?

    Second thing that i just dont get is that midstatehoops is based out of centralillinois, and yet they clearly didnt see the state tournament in Peoria, because if they did then they would knwo that Tim Flowers is clearly better then #10!! He could be considered as #1!!!!!

    ill have more later i have to get to class....
    Daniel Poneman
    Illinoishsbasketball.com
    Illinoishsbasketball23@yahoo.com

  • #2
    You and I agree on this one, DP.
    Hardly anyone in America has seen or even knows who Dijibril Coulibaly is. They are entitled to their opinions, but I have seen him when he was here playing in the Tournament of Champions, and he was used essentially as a 2nd stringer, when Boys to Men got up by 15 or more and Holloway or Koshwal needed a rest.
    Surely there's a reason that only Manhattan offered the guy, and it's because he'll llikely struggle even at the low-major level.

    To rank him above Cole and Flowers must be due to odd logic.
    perhaps they rule that Cole often plays away from the hoop and shoots 3's, thus he is a part time SF.

    And that even tho Tim Flowers is a true 4-5 in every way, he's undersized and regardless of performance, they just aren't going to rank him high.

    Which bring me back to Boys to Men's Clarence Holloway....why is he not listed?
    Sure he reclassified 2 times from Class of 2005 to Class of 2006 to Class of 2007.
    But so did Koshwal!! and so did Coulibaly!!
    And Holloway is a true 7-footer (7-1) that was pursued by the big guys (Cincy, Louisville, DePaul, UConn) and is going to Louisville.
    If Coulibaly, Hamga, and Koshwal are on this list, then they must have just forgotten about Holloway!

    BTW-- chicagohoops had Holloway as the #3 best Illinois post prospect (behind Koshwal and Hamga).

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    • #3
      Also, having McCombs 12 is rediculous. I talked to a high major coach at one of his games and he said that had he not commited to Miami he wouldve offered
      Daniel Poneman
      Illinoishsbasketball.com
      Illinoishsbasketball23@yahoo.com

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