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**Bearcat** · 02-21-2009, 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Skip Towne

They keep getting better each game. Even the Morris boys are starting to "get it". Peaking at the right time.

Definitely. The schedule was perfect, allowing them to get on a roll before going to Baylor, Mizzou, and KSU; and then OU, Mizzou, and Texas.

I don't really know what the chances are of Collins and/or Aldrich sticking around, but we can dream...

ArrowheadHawk · 02-21-2009, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat

Definitely. The schedule was perfect, allowing them to get on a roll before going to Baylor, Mizzou, and KSU; and then OU, Mizzou, and Texas.

I don't really know what the chances are of Collins and/or Aldrich sticking around, but we can dream...

They both would benefit from staying. Aldrich would go from middle to late first to Lottery pick and Collins is a little short and could build his draft stock by dominated in college.

KC_Connection · 02-21-2009, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ArrowheadHawk

They both would benefit from staying. Aldrich would go from middle to late first to Lottery pick

I've seen him projected as a top 10 pick in 2010, but I don't think he would be much lower than that if he were to leave this year.

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and Collins is a little short and could build his draft stock by dominated in college.

Collins is too short to play NBA basketball, he's way better off staying all 4 years.

**Bearcat** · 02-21-2009, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection

It's definitely Pitt and UConn 1 and 2 now, and then a various number of teams from 3-6 (UNC, OU, MSU, Memphis?).

I was having a hard time thinking Memphis would move up to 3, and with MSU losing, I figured OU might stick around 4 or 5. I've been down on the Big East in the past, but I agree that it should be Pitt and UConn right now.

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection

I've seen him projected as a top 10 pick in 2010, but I don't think he would be much lower than that if he were to leave this year.

Collins is too short to play NBA basketball, he's way better off staying all 4 years.

Aldrich would obviously continue to improve at Kansas, but he can do that in the NBA, too, so I guess I could see him leaving. Collins has reached his potential at Kansas, but I don't pay enough attention to the NBA to know where he would go in the draft. So, hopefully Aldrich will want to be the man at Kansas for at least another year and the NBA will say no to Collins.