ESPN College Basketball Recruiting Rankings Class 2010
 

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/recru...lassmonth%3d11



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• <LI sizset="125" sizcache="0">1.Memphis
  
  <LI sizset="126" sizcache="0">2.Ohio State
  
  <LI sizset="127" sizcache="0">3.North Carolina
  
  <LI sizset="128" sizcache="0">4.Syracuse
  
  <LI sizset="129" sizcache="0">5.Michigan State
  
  <LI sizset="130" sizcache="0">6.Wake Forest
  
  <LI sizset="131" sizcache="0">7.Duke
  
  <LI sizset="132" sizcache="0">8.Illinois
  
  <LI sizset="133" sizcache="0">9.Florida
  
  <LI sizset="134" sizcache="0">10.UCLA
  
  <LI sizset="135" sizcache="0">11.LSU
  
  <LI sizset="136" sizcache="0">12.North Carolina State
  
  <LI sizset="137" sizcache="0">13.Missouri
  
  <LI sizset="138" sizcache="0">14.Oklahoma
• 15.Stanford

I think Missouri will fall once more of the big dogs commit to other teams, but they should remain Top 20 or so.

However, Rivals put two MU players in the Top 5 signees in the Big XII by position. Rivals calls Pressey the top point guard signee in the Big 12, while Tony Mitchell is the top small forward.

Shit ain't done yet.

But we Missouri fans can savor the moment, however brief it may be :)

This is kinda like a Final Four for Missouri, right?

Pastner for President.

Mike Anderson for co-President. Tiger Time!

Just pointing out the obvious...Mike Anderson can recruit.

go Deacs!

Anyone know the status of Tiller?

Don't most of the top recruits sign in the Spring signing period?

A few, but not most this year.

KU should move up substantially when they land Knight, Shelby or Lamb.

You mean if KU lands Knight, Shelby or Lamb? In case you haven't noticed, ku athletics isn't exactly stable right now.

Florida is a huge player for Brandon Knight. If the Gators land him they'll have a top-5 class.