’Tis the Season to Be Buying 12.8.2007 - Updated on 12.8.2007
 | | | | | | | | | | Well, it’s that time of the year again, where so many people are trying to figure out what to buy for who this holiday season. So I figured I would do a college basketball version and list players that would make a good buy during the season so far, and players you might want to put on the layaway for now. (The Buy List) Dionte Christmas, Temple Michael Beasley, Kansas.St Jason Thompson, Rider Raymar Morgan, Michigan.St Jerryd Bayless, Arizona Earl Clark, Louisville Donte Greene, Syracuse Kosta Koufos, Ohio.St J.J. Hickson, NC State Derrick Rose, Memphis Andrew Ogilvy, Vanderbilt Courtney Lee, Western Kentucky Geary Claxton, Penn.St Eric Gordon, Indiana Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina Brian Roberts, Dayton Wayne Ellington, North Carolina Ben Woodside, North Dakota.St Ryan Anderson, California Bo McCalebb, New Orleans Reggie Williams, VMI Richard Hendrix, Alabama Chase Budinger, Arizona Stephen Curry, Davidson Rob McKiver, Houston Aleks Maric, Nebraska Shan Foster, Vanderbilt D.J. Augustin, Texas Kevin Love, UCLA Kentrell Granberry, South Florida Patrick Patterson, Kentucky Kai Williams, South Dakota.St Malik Hairston, Oregon Terrence Williams, Louisville Chris Douglas-Roberts, Memphis Sam Young, Pittsburgh Gary Forbes, Massachusetts Jon Brockman, Washington Tyrese Rice, Boston College Eric Maynor, VCU Maarty Leunen, Oregon Anthony Randolph, LSU Kyle Hines, NC-Greensboro Greivis Vasquez, Maryland Sean Singletary, Virgina Devan Downey, South Carolina Jamont Gordon, Mississippi.St (The Layaway List) O.J. Mayo, USC D.J. White, Indiana Chris Lofton, Tennessee Paul Harris, Syracuse Bill Walker, Kansas.St DeAndre Jordan, Texas A&M Derrick Caracter, Louisville Taj Gibson, USC Tyler Smith, Tennessee DeVon Hardin, California Brandon Rush, Kansas Roy Hibbert, Georgetown Darrell Arthur, Kansas Ty Lawson, North Carolina Hasheem Thabeet, UConn Drew Neitzel, Michigan.St Darren Collison, UCLA Marcelus Kemp, Nevada A.J. Graves, Butler Leon WIlliams, Ohio Joey Dorsey, Memphis Jaycee Carroll, Utah.St Charles Rhodes, Mississippi.St James Harden, Arizona.St Davon Jefferson, USC Blake Griffin, Oklahoma Brian Laing, Seton Hall Marcus Thornton, LSU Justin Hawkins, New Mexico.St Alex Barnett, Dartmouth Anthony Williams, Grambling.St Brent Winkleman, North Dakota.St
If you know of a college player that would make a good buy so far this season, feel free to add them in the comment box.
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L.C.
on 12.11.2007 | I’m buying Stephen Curry, he is a legit player and he could be a better pro than his dad in the future. I’m also buying Jason Thompson, I thought he would fall off by now, but he has proven to be a legit prospect as well . | Posted by
Hoops Lover!
on 12.9.2007 | I’m buying all these players. I have have watched many of them so far this season and they’re awesome. I checked out the stats and highlights of others, they got it going on for real! . | Posted by
Ralph Simpson
on 12.9.2007 | I feel many of the layaway players, will become great buys in the second half of the season, especially Roy Hibbert, Chris Lofton, Drew Neitzel, Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan. Right now I think they’re just playing on cruise control . | Posted by
Dakota Time!
on 12.9.2007 | Ben Woodside and Ben Winkleman have definitely proved they’re worthy to buy as legit D1 players. I also have been following up on how Kai Williams does in his games. There is serious basketball being played in North and South Dakota . | Posted by
LT. Rodney S (U.S. Army)
on 12.9.2007 | I think in the 2nd half of the season Robin Lopez at Stanford and Bryce Taylor at Oregon will get hot. So I’m goning to put them in the layaway for now . | Posted by
philly cheese steak
on 12.9.2007 | If I could have one player on my team for Christimas it would be Dionte Christmas. He is the real deal and very underrated . | Posted by
J.B.S.
on 12.9.2007 | I’m buying Eric Gordon, Jason Thompson, Brian Roberts, Donte Greene, Jerryd Bayless, and Reggie Williams. I’ll take them on my team anyday! . | Posted by
Alex Malone
on 12.8.2007 | I think the layaway is a perfect spot for O.J. Yeah he’s averaging 20 pts a game, but overall he and his team have looked suspect. I think as the season moves forward he’ll be a hot commidity on the buy list. I also think DeAndre Jordan, Darren Collison, Chris Lofton, Roy Hibbert, and Drew Neitzel will be hot commidities on the buy list further down in the season. Finally I would like to add Shuan Pruitt from Illinois to the buy list. And put Jonny Flynn and Eric Devendorf from Syracuse on the layaway, as well as A.J. Price from UConn. They are looking good enough, that I would hold on to for awhile . | Posted by
Small School Dude
on 12.8.2007 | I’m lovin the way the way Jason Thompson, Courtney Lee, Kai Williams, Ben Woodside, Reggie Williams, Kyle Hines, Bo McCalebb, A.J.Graves, Anthony Williams, Alex Barnett, Jaycee Carroll, Leon WIlliams and another not mentioned Antonie Agudio, all these dudes are ballin, and repping the smaller schools, so that these players can’t compete with the best of them despite where they play at. I think we’re gonna see more Rodney Stuckey’s in this upcoming draft . | Posted by
Columbus Guy
on 12.8.2007 | I would also like to add Jamar Butler from Ohio State to the layaway, as well as Kyle Singler from Duke. I think those two will get hotter as the season progresses . | Posted by
Future Scout
on 12.8.2007 | Yeah I would definitely be buying Jon Brockman, Reggie Williams, Jason Thompson, Michael Beasley, Jerryd Bayless, Brian Roberts, and Donte Greene. I love the season they’re having so far. And I must say I’m disappointed in Chris Lofton, Ty Lawson, Taj Gibson, Roy Hibbert, and Drew Neitzel. I thought those five would be way better right now, but I wouldn’t count them out yet so the layaway is a perfect spot for them right now . |
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