All-American Watch V 1.0

Now that some teams have played 4 or 5 games, I feel that is time to update the All-American Watch.  These rankings are based off of how they have played thus far.

First Team

Stephen Curry - Davidson, 6’2″ Jr. Guard – 35 ppg and 7.8 apg

Blake Griffin - Oklahoma, 6’10″ So. Forward – 26 ppg and 19.8 rpg

Luke Harangody – Notre Dame, 6’8″ Jr. Forward – 29 ppg and 16 rpg

Manny Harris – Michigan, 6’5″ So. Guard – 24 ppg and 5 apg

James Harden - Arizona State, 6’4″ So. Guard – 25 ppg, 7 rpg and 5 apg

Second Team

Chase Budinger- Arizona, 6’7″ Jr. Forward – 24 ppg, 5 rpg, 3 apg and 59% 3PT

Johnny Flynn – Syracuse, 6’0″ So. Guard – 20 ppg, 6 apg and 44% 3PT

Hasheem Thabeet – UConn, 7’3″ Jr. Center – 14 ppg, 11 rpg and 4 blocks pg

DeJuan Blair – PITT, 6’7″ So. Forward – 18 ppg and 13 rpg

A.J. Abrams – Texas, 5’11″ Sr. Guard – 18 ppg, 2 apg and 50% 3PT

Third Team

Tyler Smith - Tenn., 6’7″ Jr. Forward – 19 ppg, 6 rpg and 4 apg

Robert Vaden - UAB, 6’5″ Sr. Forward – 19 ppg, 6, apg and 44% 3PT

Ty Lawson -  UNC, 5’11″ Jr. Guard – 15 ppg and 6 apg

Jon Brockman - Washington, 6’7″ Jr. Forward – 17 ppg and 13 rpg

Kyle Singler - Duke, 6’7″ So. Forward – 17 ppg, 7 rpg and 3 apg

Climbing Up

Raymar Morgan - Michigan State, 6’8″ Jr. Forward – 21 ppg and 4 rpg

Samardo Samuels - Louisville, 6’8″ Fr. Forward – 21 ppg, 5 rpg and 2 bpg

Robbie Hummel - Purdue, 6’8″ So. Forward – 16 ppg, 6 rpg and 3 apg

E’Twaun Moore - Purdue, 6’4″ So. Guard – 15 ppg, 6 rpg amd 3 apg

Jerome Dyson - UConn, 6’4″ Jr. Guard – 18 ppg, 2 rpg and 3 apg

Falling Off

Tyler Hansbrough, UNC – He drops ONLY because of  his injury and he has played just one game.

Sam Young, PITT – Most of the light has been shinning on teammate Blair.

B.J. Mullens, OSU – Not sure if Thad Matta is saving him for big games or if he is not ready.

Patrick Patterson, Kentucky – He will be back soon, looks like he is picking it up.

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