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Mo Creek is amazing it was a shame he got injured.

for Maryland we only got 9 scholarship players but last year freshman Terrell Stoglin became the best player on the team later in the season. I'm looking forward to see how many points he puts up considering we have no front court.

Clemson transfer Noel Johnson.he was a top 50 player coming out of high school and never really did much at Clemson.He is a good shooter and i think he will make a impaact his first year at Auburn.

LeBryan Nash. But also Michael Cobbins.

Brandon Dawson for Michigan State. I'm interested to see how many minutes he gets and what type of offensive game he has, I know what were going to get with the rebounding but i wonder what he's going to bring to the table scoring wise.

PG Travis Trice for MSU. He won the Gatorade Player of the Year in Ohio this year (albeit a down year for Ohio). Izzo is really high on him and expects great things from him his freshman year.

This is a tough one, but I'll go with Mike Gilchrist. The kid already has an NBA body and he's supposedly really competitive and mentally tough. I'm curious to see if it will be enough to unseat Darius Miller in the starting lineup, who should also be ready to finally play consistently up to his talent level and be a senior leader.

I saw on the topics page that "TheInstiGATOR" was the last to post in this thread, and I immediately said to myself, "Brad Beal" -- haha. Definitely an easy prediction. I like the kid, though. He seems like a more athletic Doron Lamb, which is pretty sick. The SEC All-Freshman team next year will be nuts. My guess:

PG: Marquis Teague, UK
SG: Brad Beal, UF
SF: Mike Gilchrist, UK
PF: Anthony Davis, UK
PF: Kyle Wiltjer, UK (last spot was kind of tough, but he's the second-best freshman big in the SEC behind Davis. He won't start, but he'll get good enough run to make the All-Freshman squad)

My SEC who I want to see list might be more like this:

PG: Teague, UK
SG: Lacey, UAL
W: Beal, UF
PF: Davis, UK
C: O'Bryant, LSU

It is tough to leave Gilchrist off this list, but Beal will likely play the wing this season at UF and Lacey could be a very important player for UAL. Additionally O'Bryant could be a make or break player for this LSU coach.

And heck for a second team looking forward to see in the SEC how about:

PG: Young, UAR
SG: Caldwell-Pope, UGa
W: Gilchrist, UK
PF: Hood, Mississippi State
C: Wiltjer, UK

Lots of talent coming into the league this year.

Additionally, I am very interested to see what position UF signee Pitchford plays and how he measures up compared to other players at UF.

I considered Trevor Lacey, but Alabama plays such a rugged style, I think he might struggle to put up big offensive numbers as a freshman.

I kind of forgot about Johnny O'Bryant for LSU. He could definitely end up replacing Wiltjer on this list. A lot depends on how many minutes Wiltjer plays. If he gets 20+ minutes per game (which I think he will), then I think he will be pretty productive.

Beware of leaving Gilchrist off your list, though! That kid is damn good. For all we know, he could be the SEC POY. So could Beal, for that matter.

Wiltjer will play a lot more than Vargas. I don't think T. Jones will be able to log 30+ minutes per game, either, due to fouls. I see Jones and Davis getting between 25-30 minutes per, Wiltjer will get around 20, and Vargas will get the scraps. I wouldn't be surprised to see Wiltjer log more minutes some games than Jones and Davis.

Daniel Orton averaged 13 minutes per game behind Patterson and Cousins, and I think Wiltjer is a lot more polished than Orton. Wiltjer is good, and he's ready to contribute right away. I don't see him warming the bench. In fact, all three of them could play at the same time with Jones sliding to the 3, but that probably won't happen much (if at all) since we have Miller and Gilchrist at the 3.

I didn't know Sully has dropped 20 lbs. Good for him. His vulnerability last season was probably the other team's big man (if he could run) beating him down the floor in transition. And Sully is big enough that 20 lbs shouldn't affect his strength on the block.

I'm a big Memphis Grizzlies fan, and Sullinger reminds me of Zach Randolph. Sully needs to get him some Z-Bo tape from this year's playoffs and take a good, long look.