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The Sweet 16 16
players to watch now that the NCAA 2005 Tournament field has been quartered. One: Marvin Williams
- North Carolina. Freshman is a 68, 200 lb.
small forward. Two: Shelden Williams -
Duke. The Landlord is a 69
power player that defends the paint with toughness. Three: Francisco Garcia
- Louisville. Garcia is a Grant Hill-ish
67 165 lb. guard with passing skills. Four: Andrew Bogut -
Utah. 70, 245 lb. He passes,
scores, rebounds, block shots, and wins. Five: Sean May - North Carolina. 68 266. He brings a calm
confidence to the post. Six: Joey Graham - Oklahoma St. - 67 217. A rare combo of power and finesse
at the small forward spot. Seven: Ivan McFarlin - Oklahoma St. - Career high 31 in his last game for the
68 240 lb. small forward. Eight: Juan Palacios - Louisville - 68 245. Can play either forward spot as a
Freshman. Nine: Hassan Adams -
Arizona -
64, 200 lb. shooting guard with tremendous athletic skill. Ten: Andrew Brackman -
N.C. State - 610 205 lb. freshman power forward is
also a baseball prospect. Eleven: Nate Robinson -
Washington - A personal favorite. Toughness, and
competitive drive personified. 12:
Channing Frye - Arizona. 610 235 lb. power
forward/center is a shot blocker that can stick a jumper too. 13:
Rashad McCants - North Carolina. 64 201 lb. shooting guard
with a post game. He can score with ease. 14:
Alando Tucker - Wisconsin - 65 205 lb. shooting guard
has two game winners this season. 15:
Mike Wilkinson - Wisconsin - 68 240 lb. Best fundamentals in college hoops? He is a
solid player. 16:
Paul Davis - Michigan St. - 611 255 lb. Legitimate size cannot be taught. |