Behold gents.
1. Auburn – Auburn sits atop the college hoops world again going into the 2019-20 season. 5 Sr contributors return led by the best big man rotation in the country of Anfernee McLemore and Austin Wiley. Pair all that with a top crootin class and Bruce’s club has plenty of talented depth for another run at a title.
2. Michigan State – A lot of key pieces return from a final 4 squad for Tom Izzo’s team including Cassius Winston and Josh Langford. This squad has the chops to make another deep run in March.
3. Kentucky – former Auburn pledges Ashton Hagans and EJ Montgomery return to lead another sensational freshman class. Corch Cal and Cat Nation have their eyes set on another run to the elite 8 and maybe beyond.
4. Duke – It’s Duke. It’s corch K. It’s a top club every year.
5. Texas Tech – no use in questioning Chris Beard and the Red Raiders at this point. Who knows who they have on the roster but it’s a safe bet they’ll battle at the top of the B12.
6. North Carolina – The Heels lose a ton but reload with a couple highly regarded grad trannies and one of the top PG croots in the country in Cole Anthony.
7. Florida – the addition of elite grad tranny Kerry Blackshear catapults UF into the top 10. Combined with the return of elite PG Andrew Nembhard and some highly ranked Fr this club could compete with SEC big dogs AU and UK.
8. Louisville – the rebuild from the Rick Piterno debacle has happened quicker than anyone expected under Chris Mack. With Jordan Nwora’s return the birds look like a top 10 club.
9. Kansas – It’s Kansas and they get back large human Udodo Azabukee along with Silvio De Sousa. This squad has more than enough to start a new streak of B12 titles.
10. Maryland – SVPs alma mater has been slowly working their way back up to respectability and this may be the year they make a run in the tourney. They lose their best pro prospect in Bruno Fernando but apparently have some talent left according to internet reports.
11. Villanova- It’s Jay Wright people he’s way too talented and handsome to have a squad out of title contention for long. Probably redshirted a bunch of kids nobody knows about that’ll be ballin by March.
12. Memphis – I mean Penny Hardaway come on but the talent is undeniable. Should cruise to 30+ wins before being tested in the tourney.
13. Seton Hall – apparently gonna be pretty good this year. Who knows really.
1. Auburn – Auburn sits atop the college hoops world again going into the 2019-20 season. 5 Sr contributors return led by the best big man rotation in the country of Anfernee McLemore and Austin Wiley. Pair all that with a top crootin class and Bruce’s club has plenty of talented depth for another run at a title.
2. Michigan State – A lot of key pieces return from a final 4 squad for Tom Izzo’s team including Cassius Winston and Josh Langford. This squad has the chops to make another deep run in March.
3. Kentucky – former Auburn pledges Ashton Hagans and EJ Montgomery return to lead another sensational freshman class. Corch Cal and Cat Nation have their eyes set on another run to the elite 8 and maybe beyond.
4. Duke – It’s Duke. It’s corch K. It’s a top club every year.
5. Texas Tech – no use in questioning Chris Beard and the Red Raiders at this point. Who knows who they have on the roster but it’s a safe bet they’ll battle at the top of the B12.
6. North Carolina – The Heels lose a ton but reload with a couple highly regarded grad trannies and one of the top PG croots in the country in Cole Anthony.
7. Florida – the addition of elite grad tranny Kerry Blackshear catapults UF into the top 10. Combined with the return of elite PG Andrew Nembhard and some highly ranked Fr this club could compete with SEC big dogs AU and UK.
8. Louisville – the rebuild from the Rick Piterno debacle has happened quicker than anyone expected under Chris Mack. With Jordan Nwora’s return the birds look like a top 10 club.
9. Kansas – It’s Kansas and they get back large human Udodo Azabukee along with Silvio De Sousa. This squad has more than enough to start a new streak of B12 titles.
10. Maryland – SVPs alma mater has been slowly working their way back up to respectability and this may be the year they make a run in the tourney. They lose their best pro prospect in Bruno Fernando but apparently have some talent left according to internet reports.
11. Villanova- It’s Jay Wright people he’s way too talented and handsome to have a squad out of title contention for long. Probably redshirted a bunch of kids nobody knows about that’ll be ballin by March.
12. Memphis – I mean Penny Hardaway come on but the talent is undeniable. Should cruise to 30+ wins before being tested in the tourney.
13. Seton Hall – apparently gonna be pretty good this year. Who knows really.
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