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How different would college basketball have been if all these guys were still playing:

Alex Acker, SR., Pepperdine

Carmelo Anthony, SR., Syracuse

Ike Diogu, SR., Arizona St.

Raymond Felton, SR., North Carolina

Francisco Garcia, SR., Louisville

Andre Iguodala, SR., Arizona

Jarrett Jack, SR. Georgia Tech

Rashad McCants, SR., North Carolina

Sean May, SR., North Carolina

Nate Robinson, SR., Washington

Donta Smith, SR., Southeastern Illinois

Amare Stoudemire, SR., Memphis

Deron Williams, SR., Illinois

Antoine Wright, SR. Texas A&M

Bracey Wright, SR., Indiana

Trevor Ariza, JR., UCLA

Brandon Bass, JR., LSU

Andrew Bogut, JR., Utah

Luol Deng, JR., Duke

Ndudi Ebi, JR., Arizona

Andrew Bogut, JR., Utah

Kris Humphries, JR. Minnesota

Lebron James, JR.

Linas Kleiza, JR., Missouri

Travis Outlaw, JR., Mississippi St.

Chris Paul, JR., Wake Forest

Kendirck Perkins, JR., Memphis

Chris Taft, JR., Pittsburgh

Charlie Villanueva, JR., UConn

Von Wafer, JR., Florida St.

Dwight Howard, SO, UNC

Al Jefferson, SO, Arkansas

Shaun Livingston, SO,

Travis Outlaw, SO. Mississippi St.

Josh Smith, SO, Indiana

J.R. Smith, SO, UNC

Robert Swift, SO, USC

Sebastian Telfair, SO., Louisville

Marvin Williams, SO., North Carolina

Dorell Wright, SO., Depaul

Andray Blatche, FR., Syracuse

Andrew Bynum, FR., UConn

Monta Ellis, FR., Mississippi St.

Gerald Green, FR., Oklahoma St.

Amir Johnson, FR., Lousville

C.J. Miles, FR., Texas

Martell Webster, FR., Washington

Louis Williams, FR., Georgia

 

who would have been the top teams in the nation?

who would be first, second, and third team All American?

Lebron would be attending Akron and I think Livingston was supposed to attend Duke.

Dwight Howard said he would have gone to Carolina and J.R. Smith signed with UNC too...its hard to really say though...because a lot of times guys leave and that causes other guys to come or whatever...i mean its all speculation.

It's kind of hard to say because it's partly because these guys left early that certain teams have certain players.

 

But just looking at that list...obviously, UNC would be a force. Duke and UCONN would be quite a bit better. Syracuse would be a major threat.

 

And Memphis plus Amare Stoudamire would be scary. Amare woulda been unstoppable in college.

Blatche was Syracuse.

 

Deng was obviously ready, that is apparent now and I was sad to see him go but I thought he was probably making the right choice.

 

Shaun Livingston is a different story though. His body could have used the time in College to get stronger. Plus after that long, long recruiting battle with Duke and Illinois (with Arizona for awhile) and to not see anything come of it was really dissapointing. I nearly had wet dreams thinking of a 6'7" PG at Duke. He would have made last year's team much better (true ball handler was the big weakness from last season).

LeBron would be attending nowhere since he lost his eligibility in high school....Also, there was talk that he was gonna go to Syracuse to join Melo for one season if Melo stayed....

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