[Eaglesfan27]

Scoring Leaders:

1. C Henry Jefferson, SMU 28.1 ppg
2. SG Andry Teague, Texas Tech 25.9 ppg
3. PG Spencer Acker, USC 25.8 ppg
4. C Chip Carbaugh, Columbia (who we play soon) 25.6 ppg
5. C Ted Vega, Iowa 25.1 ppg
6. C Trent Redick, CCSU 24 ppg
7. C Laforest Ali, Texas 23.6 ppg
8. C Jonas Minoff, Cleveland State 23.4 ppg
9. C Derrick Amerson, La Salle 23.3 ppg
10. SF Chris Haywood, Cal 22.9 ppg

Looks like the centers are starting to dominate the top 10. Also, most of the next 10 are centers with only 2 SG's thrown in.

Hannan is 32nd in the nation at 19.6 ppg.



Rebounders:

1. C Deshaun Simon 16.2
2. SF Cordero Havens, Tenn Tech 13.8
3. PF Bud Burnett, SIU 11.2
4. C Aaron Bradley, Illinois State 11
5. PF Neil Prillman, Western Carolina 10.9

Assists:

1. Acie Poole, Idaho 7.2
2. Nehemiah Krager, Cal 6.9
3. Gus Schneider, Florida A&M 6.7
4. Brice Lewis, Oregon 6.5
5. 5 tied at 6.4


Everett is 18th at 6 even.


Steals:

1. PG Dwyane Swain, Okst 2.9
2. PG Jacques Batte, Ind 2.7
3. PG Hilton Bouldin, CofC 2.6
4. SG Ervin Perry, Chat 2.5
5. 5 tied at 2.4 including a player from Nicholls State

Blocks:

1. SG Reynold Hull, USC 3.1 (former #1 overall H.S. player is 6'8 and has 85 rating in blocks) Probably won't stay past this year which is his sophomore year.
2. C Darrian Owen, Western Kentucky 2.9
3. C Henry Jefferson, SMU 2.9
4. PF W.B. Barrett 2.8
5. 5 Tied at 2.7


Our next opponent is George Washington at home. They have fallen to 5-4. We beat them in the Pre-Season NIT but that was when we were at full strength. I think they will be tough with a hobbled Graves. Everyone else will have to step up. Graves will start despite the injury, but I'll pull him early if he is ineffective.