WCC Postseason History:
1 (S69): $30,000 - (NT: 1st; PI: 1st, 1st)
2 (70): $20,000 - (NT: 1st; PI: n/a)
3 (71): $95,000 - (NT: 2nd, 1st; PI: 3rd)
4 (72): $185,000 - (NT: 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 1st, 1st; PI: 2nd, 2nd, 1st)
5 (73): $90,000 - (NT: 2nd; PI: 3rd, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, 1st)
6 (74): $140,000  - (NT: 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 1st; PI: 3rd, 1st)

And for comparison's sake, CUSA in Rupp's first 6 seasons in their quest build a mid-major into a top conference. And boy, did they make a big leap in their 7th season.

Season #1  = $ 30,000                  NT ( 1st )        PIT ( 2nd )
               #2  = $ 20,000                  NT ( 1st )
               #3  = $ 95,000                  NT ( 1st, 1st, 1st )      PIT ( 2nd, 1st )
               #4  =  $180,000                NT ( E8, 2nd, 1st, 1st )      PIT  ( F4 )
               #5  =  $155,000                NT ( S/16, 2nd, 1st, 1st )   PIT  ( 2nd, 1st )               
               #6 =   $ 220,000               NT (E8, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st,)  PIT ( F4, 3rd, 1st)
               #7 = $ 360,000                 NT ( F4, F4, E8, 2nd, 1st, ) PIT ( 2nd, 2nd)

Division I Top 32 Recruiting Classes

1. Texas A&M: 6 recruits, 1145 points, Big 12
2. Iowa St.: 8 recruits, 1043 points, Big 12
3. Washington St.: 4 recruits, 1034 points, PAC 10
4. Georgia Tech: 3 recruits, 1033 points, ACC
5. Connecticut: 4 recruits, 1019 points, Big East
6. UCLA: 3 recruits, 1003 points, PAC 10
7. UNC: 3 recruits, 998 points, ACC
8. Virginia: 7 recruits, 992 points, ACC
9. Miami (FL): 4 recruits, 987 points, ACC
10. Syracuse: 3 recruits, 985 points, Big East
11. Florida St.: 5 recruits, 970 points, ACC
12. Colorado: 2 recruits, 949 points, Big 12
13. Boston College: 3 recruits, 949 points, ACC
14. Gonzaga: 6 recruits, 939 points, WCC
15. Cal: 2 recruits, 938 points, PAC 10
16. Kansas St.: 7 recruits, 934 points, Big 12
17. N. Carolina St.: 3 recruits, 929 points, ACC
18. Michigan St.: 4 recruits, 928 points, Big Ten
19. Pittsburgh: 6 recruits, 926 points, Big East
20. Clemson: 2 recruits, 913 points, ACC
21. Kansas: 2 recruits, 908 points, Big 12
22. Louisiana St.: 5 recruits, 887 points, SEC
23. Georgetown: 5 recruits, 884 points, Big East
24. Detroit: 4 recruits, 870 points, Horizon
25. USC: 4 recruits, 863 points, PAC 10
26. Cincinnati: 8 recruits, 861 points, Big East
27. Pacific: 4 recruits, 856 points, Big West
28. Illinois-Chicago: 6 recruits, 853 points, Horizon
29. Missouri: 6 recruits, 853 points, Big 12
30. Charleston: 4 recruits, 842 points, Southern
31. Alabama: 4 recruits, 836 points, SEC
32. St. Johns: 2 recruits, 833 points, Big East

Division I Recruiting Class Rankings By Conference

1. ACC: 37 recruits, 817 points
2. Big 12: 45 recruits, 814 points
3. Big East: 41 recruits, 727 points
4. Big Ten: 32 recruits, 711 points
5. PAC 10: 31 recruits, 701 points
6. WCC: 37 recruits, 695 points
7. Horizon: 39 recruits, 678 points
8. SEC: 29 recruits, 607 points
9. Atlantic 10: 36 recruits, 601 points
10. Mountain West: 46 recruits, 597 points

Beginning prestige for 75:

School	Prestige	Coach
Portland	B	gjp18
San Francisco	B	ARomano
Loyola Marymount	B-	cbriese
San Diego	B-	thehighchief
Gonzaga	C+	tomq
Lipscomb	C+	khook19
Pepperdine	C+	creilmann
Santa Clara	C+	bubbakincaid
Boise St.	C	jcf16
Grambling St.	C-	metsmax
Nevada	C-	iccoachb
San Jose St.	C-	Weena

LMU with some preseason honors!

Division I - 1st Team

Arthur Ross, PG Jr. 6'1" 191 Boston College More...	Alfred Morton, SG Sr. 6'3" 186 Texas A&M More...	John Furman, SF Jr. 6'5" 194 Texas A&M More...	Joe Daigre, PF Sr. 6'7" 209 Georgia Tech More...	Robert Rutledge, C Sr. 6'10" 225 Pittsburgh More...

Division I - 2nd Team

Anthony Shisler, PG Jr. 5'9" 157 Boston College More...

Jeremy Bailey, SG Sr. 6'1" 189 Georgia Tech More...

Christopher Akins, SF Jr. 6'7" 210 Cincinnati More...

Gary Deal, PF Jr. 6'11" 239 UCLA More...

Kevin Carter, C Sr. 6'7" 227 Rice More...

Division I - 3rd Team

John Ladner, PG Sr. 5'11" 185 Washington St. More...

Barney Morelli, SG Sr. 6'0" 187 Loyola Marymount More...

James Devine, SF Sr. 6'7" 204 Iowa St. More...

Robert Fales, PF Sr. 6'10" 251 St. Bonaventure More...

Joe Gillett, C Sr. 6'9" 218 UCLA More...

Division I - Honorable Mentions

Dane Allums (PG, University of Cincinnati), Allen Wolford (PG, University of South Florida), John Eades (PG, University of Colorado), Jeff Lacey (SG, Delaware State University), Fyodor Ziegler (SG, St. Bonaventure University), Eddie Melnick (SG, University of Connecticut), Michael Fortney (SF, Villanova University), Christopher Patrick (SF, University of Arizona), Richard Melanson (SF, Syracuse University), Samuel Hogan (PF, Georgia Tech), Clifton Coleman (PF, Robert Morris University), Richard Shepherd (PF, Loyola Marymount University), Orlando Haire (C, University of Connecticut), Garrett Spinella (C, University of Colorado), Howard Taylor (C, Clemson University)

S 75 - WCC Awards

Player of the Year:
David Shugart (19.1 ppg , 7.3 rpg, 1.9 bpg, 1.1 spg) Junior PF - University of San Francisco
Defensive Player of the Year:
David Shugart (19.1 ppg , 7.3 rpg, 1.9 bpg, 1.1 spg) Junior PF - University of San Francisco
Freshman of the Year:
Keith Mateer (9.2 ppg ) SG - Boise State University
Coach of the Year:
ARomano - San Francisco

WCC - 1st Team

Graig Graves Jr., PG 14.7 ppg 4.4 apg San Francisco More...

Paul Sweeney Sr., SG 17.7 ppg 3.0 apg Pepperdine More...

Gerald Monger Sr., SF 8.9 ppg 3.9 rpg San Diego More...

David Shugart Jr., PF 19.1 ppg 7.3 rpg San Francisco More...

Joshua Smith Sr., C 9.6 ppg 8.4 rpg San Francisco More...

WCC - 2nd Team

John Johnston Sr., PG 11.7 ppg 4.2 apg San Diego More...

Roy Edwards Jr., SG 13.1 ppg 3.0 apg San Diego More...

Matthew Holmes Jr., SF 7.7 ppg 4.6 rpg San Francisco More...

Joseph Newell So., PF 11.1 ppg 6.4 rpg San Diego More...

Billy Montalto Sr., C 9.6 ppg 7.3 rpg San Jose St. More...

WCC - 3rd Team

James O'Kelly Sr., PG 12.0 ppg 3.8 apg San Jose St. More...

Barney Morelli Sr., SG 12.5 ppg 2.8 apg Loyola Marymount More...

Gilbert Kahle So., SF 12.1 ppg 3.9 rpg Pepperdine More...

Keenan Rodgers So., PF 11.7 ppg 6.4 rpg Pepperdine More...

Phillip Martello So., C 10.7 ppg 5.3 rpg Lipscomb More...

Honorable Mentions

Michael Gobert (PG, Loyola Marymount), Willie Kimble (PG, Lipscomb), Tony Tea (PG, Loyola Marymount), Joseph McGinister (SG, San Francisco), Larry Ahl (SG, Lipscomb), Kyle Boone (SG, Portland), Glen Groat (SF, Loyola Marymount), David Taylor (SF, Lipscomb), Jeffery Stokes (SF, Loyola Marymount), James Fulmore (PF, Gonzaga), Terry Dooley (PF, San Francisco), Francesco Rossi (PF, Loyola Marymount), Robert Philips (C, San Diego), Leon Green (C, Lipscomb), Steven Patrick (C, San Jose St.)

CollegiateInsider.com's Post-season Awards

Bucky Simms

(Cincinnati, OH) - As another season of college basketball draws to a close, it's time to honor those players that have really stood out from the crowd this season...

Our first award goes to David Shugart as our Division I National Player of the Year. The Junior Power Forward averaged 18.1 ppg this season to go along with 7.4 rebounds per game. Shugart led San Francisco to 26 wins this season through his on and off court leadership - which should be a big plus next season (if he returns).



Our next award goes to Joe Nelson as our Division I Defensive Player of the Year. The 6'4", 214 lbs. Senior had nearly 1.4 blocks per game (not to mention the altered shots) to go along with 4.7 defensive boards per game for the University of Minnesota.

Our selection for Freshman of the Year goes to Federico Yazzie out of the Iowa State University. It was apparent early on that Yazzie was going to be special. The Shooting Guard averaged nearly 12 points per game against very tough competition. Should be fun to watch over the next 4 years although it's tough to imagine the NBA won't come knocking.

This seasons Collegiate Sports Writers Association selection for National Coach of the Year goes to stewdog who led Georgia Tech to a record of 30-1. This is the 2nd National COY Award for stewdog.

At the Division II level, we made the following selections:
National Player of the Year: Paul Petrin (23.8 ppg , 1.7 spg) Senior PG - Northeastern State University
Defensive Player of the Year: Brian Olsen (15.7 ppg , 9.8 rpg, 1.9 bpg) Senior C - Adams State College
Freshman of the Year: Luis Allred (8.8 ppg , 1.1 spg) PG - Mercyhurst College
National Coach of the Year: cregen7 (29-2) - Northeastern St.

Finally, the Division III awards go out to:
National Player of the Year: Kevin Sanders (20.9 ppg , 2.2 spg) Senior SG - Bard College
Defensive Player of the Year: Geraldo Martinez (17.9 ppg , 1.7 spg) Senior SG - Dickinson College
Freshman of the Year: Micheal Turner (10.7 ppg , 1.2 spg) PG - Elmira College
National Coach of the Year: bretodonnell (28-3) - Marywood

And what would the end of another college basketball season be without the normal arguments over who should be an All-American? If there was only some way to hypothetically match these teams and players up to see who would win and how they would do, that would answer all these 'what if?' debates. But, since there's nothing like that, here are the CollegiateInsider.com selections:

Division I - 1st Team

Arthur Ross Jr., PG 18.7 ppg 4.3 apg Boston College More...	Eddie Melnick Jr., SG 17.0 ppg 2.4 apg Connecticut More...	Michael Fortney Sr., SF 16.6 ppg 4.5 rpg Villanova More...	David Shugart Jr., PF 18.1 ppg 7.4 rpg San Francisco More...	Kevin Carter Sr., C 15.2 ppg 6.6 rpg Rice More...

Division I - 2nd Team

John Ladner Sr., PG 17.7 ppg 4.2 apg Washington St. More...

Bryan Williams Sr., SG 16.8 ppg 3.0 apg Louisville More...

James Devine Sr., SF 13.9 ppg 5.7 rpg Iowa St. More...

Mark Spahn Sr., PF 20.0 ppg 7.0 rpg IPFW More...

Robert Rutledge Sr., C 17.3 ppg 7.9 rpg Pittsburgh More...

Division I - 3rd Team

Larry Mathis Sr., PG 20.0 ppg 3.4 apg Air Force More...

Tom Lloyd So., SG 15.0 ppg 1.8 apg Georgia Tech More...

John Furman Jr., SF 14.6 ppg 3.4 rpg Texas A&M More...

William Jenkins Jr., PF 21.0 ppg 5.4 rpg SMU More...

Orlando Haire Jr., C 15.4 ppg 6.7 rpg Connecticut More...

Division I - Honorable Mentions

Allen Wolford (PG, S. Florida), Erik Boswell (PG, Temple), Larry Morrow (PG, St. Bonaventure), Vincent Fouse (SG, S. Utah), Norman Ball (SG, Ohio), Carlos Maxson (SG, Tennessee), Christopher Patrick (SF, Arizona), Dean Welcome (SF, Colorado St.), Gerald Brown (SF, E. Kentucky), James Himes (PF, Michigan St.), Robert Fales (PF, St. Bonaventure), Clifton Coleman (PF, Robert Morris), Nicholas Darling (C, Cal), Robert Holt (C, S. Florida), Howard Taylor (C, Clemson)

WCC Postseason History:
1 (69): $30,000 - (NT: 1st; PI: 1st, 1st)
2 (70): $20,000 - (NT: 1st; PI: n/a)
3 (71): $95,000 - (NT: 2nd, 1st; PI: 3rd)
4 (72): $185,000 - (NT: 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 1st, 1st; PI: 2nd, 2nd, 1st)
5 (73): $90,000 - (NT: 2nd; PI: 3rd, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, 1st)
6 (74): $140,000  - (NT: 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 1st; PI: 3rd, 1st)
7 (75): $200,000 - (NT: S16, S16, 2nd, 1st; PI: 2nd, 1st, 1st)

And for comparison's sake, CUSA in Rupp's first 7 seasons in their quest build a mid-major into a top conference. After a big leap in the 7th season, things came back the following season.

Season #1  = $ 30,000                  NT ( 1st )                                           PIT ( 2nd )
               #2  = $ 20,000                  NT ( 1st )
               #3  = $ 95,000                  NT ( 1st, 1st, 1st )                            PIT ( 2nd, 1st )
               #4  =  $180,000                NT ( E8, 2nd, 1st, 1st )                   PIT  ( F4 )
               #5  =  $155,000                NT ( S/16, 2nd, 1st, 1st )                PIT  ( 2nd, 1st )               
               #6 =   $ 220,000               NT (E8, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st,)      PIT ( F4, 3rd, 1st)
               #7 = $ 360,000                 NT ( F4, F4, E8, 2nd, 1st, )            PIT ( 2nd, 2nd)
               #8 = $ 170,000                NT ( E8, 1st, 1st, 1st )                     PIT ( F4, 1st, 1st)

Beginning Prestiges for #76:

Rank	School	Prestige	Coach	Conference	Record	Strength of Schedule	SOS Rank	RPI
239.	San Francisco	B+	ARomano	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
138.	Lipscomb	B	khook19	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
147.	Loyola Marymount	B	cbriese	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
212.	Portland	B	gjp18	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
237.	San Diego	B	thehighchief	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
210.	Pepperdine	C+	creilmann	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
25.	Boise St.	C	jcf16	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
102.	Gonzaga	C	tomq	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
240.	San Jose St.	C	Weena	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
241.	Santa Clara	C	bubbakincaid	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
103.	Grambling St.	C-	metsmax	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000
186.	Nevada	D+	iccoachb	WCC	0-0	.0000	0	.0000

Division I Top 32 Recruiting Classes

1. Georgia Tech: 5 recruits, 1057 points, ACC
2. Connecticut: 4 recruits, 1056 points, Big East
3. N. Carolina St.: 4 recruits, 1052 points, ACC
4. Cal: 4 recruits, 1034 points, PAC 10
5. Colorado: 3 recruits, 1015 points, Big 12
6. Miami (FL): 2 recruits, 1005 points, ACC
7. UCLA: 3 recruits, 985 points, PAC 10
8. Texas A&M: 3 recruits, 969 points, Big 12
9. UNC: 4 recruits, 957 points, ACC
10. Florida St.: 3 recruits, 942 points, ACC
11. Syracuse: 5 recruits, 926 points, Big East
12. Baylor: 5 recruits, 914 points, Big 12
13. Virginia: 3 recruits, 914 points, ACC
14. Boston College: 3 recruits, 899 points, ACC
15. San Diego St.: 5 recruits, 896 points, Mountain West
16. Washington St.: 3 recruits, 889 points, PAC 10
17. Oklahoma St.: 3 recruits, 889 points, Big 12
18. San Francisco: 5 recruits, 884 points, WCC
19. Tennessee: 6 recruits, 880 points, SEC
20. Wisconsin: 3 recruits, 870 points, Big Ten
21. Oregon St.: 3 recruits, 862 points, PAC 10
22. Clemson: 3 recruits, 858 points, ACC
23. St. Johns: 5 recruits, 858 points, Big East
24. Texas: 2 recruits, 850 points, Big 12
25. W. Virginia: 6 recruits, 832 points, Big East
26. Mississippi: 5 recruits, 832 points, SEC
27. Arizona: 3 recruits, 828 points, PAC 10
28. S. Carolina: 4 recruits, 826 points, SEC
29. Providence: 6 recruits, 823 points, Big East
30. Loyola Marymount: 4 recruits, 820 points, WCC
31. DePaul: 4 recruits, 816 points, Horizon
32. Penn St.: 9 recruits, 808 points, Big Ten

Division I Recruiting Class Rankings By Conference

1. ACC: 38 recruits, 887 points
2. Big East: 46 recruits, 791 points
3. Big Ten: 42 recruits, 750 points
4. Big 12: 35 recruits, 722 points
5. SEC: 36 recruits, 680 points
6. PAC 10: 30 recruits, 660 points
7. Atlantic 10: 42 recruits, 647 points
8. Mountain West: 39 recruits, 643 points
9. WCC: 26 recruits, 635 points
10. Horizon: 26 recruits, 614 points

S76 --

WCC Awards

Player of the Year:
Joseph Newell (16.7 ppg , 8.6 rpg, 1.3 bpg, 1.3 spg) Junior PF - University of San Diego
Defensive Player of the Year:
Joseph Newell (16.7 ppg , 8.6 rpg, 1.3 bpg, 1.3 spg) Junior PF - University of San Diego
Freshman of the Year:
Robert Thompson (4.3 ppg ) SG - University of Portland
Coach of the Year:
creilmann - Pepperdine

WCC - 1st Team

Leonard Adkins Sr., PG 13.7 ppg 3.1 apg Portland More...

Joseph McGinister Sr., SG 16.9 ppg 1.6 apg San Francisco More...

Gilbert Kahle Jr., SF 13.3 ppg 3.1 rpg Pepperdine More...

Joseph Newell Jr., PF 16.7 ppg 8.6 rpg San Diego More...

Cecil Kilian Jr., C 12.3 ppg 5.8 rpg Portland More...

WCC - 2nd Team

Roy Edwards Sr., PG 11.6 ppg 3.0 apg San Diego More...

Paul Sweeney Sr/5, SG 13.8 ppg 2.3 apg Pepperdine More...

Matthew Holmes Sr., SF 9.8 ppg 4.4 rpg San Francisco More...

Keenan Rodgers Jr., PF 12.8 ppg 7.6 rpg Pepperdine More...

Paul Taylor Sr., C 12.6 ppg 5.7 rpg Santa Clara More...

WCC - 3rd Team

Scott Sagers Jr., PG 8.1 ppg 4.6 apg San Francisco More...

Philip Bradford Sr., SG 9.3 ppg 3.0 apg San Diego More...

Jeffery Stokes Sr., SF 10.7 ppg 4.6 rpg Loyola Marymount More...

Leon Green Sr., PF 10.3 ppg 6.3 rpg Lipscomb More...

Steven Patrick Sr., C 10.1 ppg 6.8 rpg San Jose St. More...

Honorable Mentions

Tony Tea (PG, Loyola Marymount), Willie Kimble (PG, Lipscomb), Michael Gobert (PG, Loyola Marymount), Keith Mateer (SG, Boise St.), Swietomierz Wisneski (SG, Pepperdine), Bradley Sherman (SG, Pepperdine), Myron Ely (SF, Grambling St.), Jason Bish (SF, Boise St.), Warren McWherter (SF, San Francisco), Ivan Zadeh (PF, Boise St.), Warren Harris (PF, San Francisco), Salvador Garcia (PF, Loyola Marymount), Phillip Martello (C, Lipscomb), Scott Golder (C, Nevada), Charles Phillips (C, San Diego)

WCC Postseason History:
1 (69): $30,000 - (NT: 1st; PI: 1st, 1st)
2 (70): $20,000 - (NT: 1st; PI: n/a)
3 (71): $95,000 - (NT: 2nd, 1st; PI: 3rd)
4 (72): $185,000 - (NT: 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 1st, 1st; PI: 2nd, 2nd, 1st)
5 (73): $90,000 - (NT: 2nd; PI: 3rd, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, 1st)
6 (74): $140,000  - (NT: 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 1st; PI: 3rd, 1st)
7 (75): $200,000 - (NT: S16, S16, 2nd, 1st; PI: 2nd, 1st, 1st)
8 (76): $250,000 - (NT: 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 1st, 1st, 1st; PI: FF, 2nd)

And for comparison's sake, CUSA in Rupp's first 9 seasons in their quest build a mid-major into a top conference. Rupp CUSA reached the $300k mark again in #10 and haven't look back since. Will Iba WCC have similar success?

Season #1  = $ 30,000                  NT ( 1st )                                           PIT ( 2nd )
               #2  = $ 20,000                  NT ( 1st )
               #3  = $ 95,000                  NT ( 1st, 1st, 1st )                            PIT ( 2nd, 1st )
               #4  =  $180,000                NT ( E8, 2nd, 1st, 1st )                   PIT  ( F4 )
               #5  =  $155,000                NT ( S/16, 2nd, 1st, 1st )                PIT  ( 2nd, 1st )               
               #6 =   $ 220,000               NT (E8, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st,)      PIT ( F4, 3rd, 1st)
               #7 = $ 360,000                 NT ( F4, F4, E8, 2nd, 1st, )            PIT ( 2nd, 2nd)
               #8 = $ 170,000                NT ( E8, 1st, 1st, 1st )                     PIT ( F4, 1st, 1st)
               #9 = $ 200,000                NT ( S16, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st, 1st)     PIT ( Title , 3rd)

Great progress.

Thanks for keeping this updated JC.

Division I Top 32 Recruiting Classes

1. Boston College: 6 recruits, 1172 points, ACC
2. Texas A&M: 5 recruits, 1099 points, Big 12
3. Georgia Tech: 5 recruits, 1096 points, ACC
4. Florida St.: 4 recruits, 987 points, ACC
5. Wisconsin: 3 recruits, 987 points, Big Ten
6. Detroit: 6 recruits, 968 points, Horizon
7. Miami (FL): 4 recruits, 964 points, ACC
8. Colorado: 5 recruits, 948 points, Big 12
9. UCLA: 4 recruits, 931 points, PAC 10
10. Rutgers: 5 recruits, 919 points, Big East
11. Notre Dame: 5 recruits, 919 points, Big Ten
12. Mt. St. Mary's: 5 recruits, 905 points, Northeast
13. Stanford: 5 recruits, 896 points, PAC 10
14. Charleston: 5 recruits, 893 points, Southern
15. Kentucky: 4 recruits, 882 points, SEC
16. Clemson: 3 recruits, 869 points, ACC
17. Michigan St.: 5 recruits, 869 points, Big Ten
18. Nevada: 6 recruits, 864 points, WCC
19. Marquette: 6 recruits, 852 points, Horizon
20. Arizona: 4 recruits, 848 points, PAC 10
21. Duke: 5 recruits, 846 points, ACC
22. Boise St.: 7 recruits, 845 points, WCC
23. Wake Forest: 3 recruits, 844 points, ACC
24. Santa Clara: 4 recruits, 843 points, WCC
25. Canisius: 6 recruits, 840 points, Metro-Atlantic
26. Maryland: 4 recruits, 827 points, ACC
27. Purdue: 6 recruits, 826 points, Big Ten
28. Iowa St.: 4 recruits, 823 points, Big 12
29. Villanova: 4 recruits, 813 points, Big East
30. Virginia Tech: 6 recruits, 812 points, ACC
31. Michigan: 3 recruits, 805 points, Big Ten
32. Fresno St.: 5 recruits, 802 points, PAC 10

Division I Recruiting Class Rankings By Conference

1. ACC: 44 recruits, 845 points
2. Big 12: 35 recruits, 729 points
3. Big Ten: 36 recruits, 718 points
4. WCC: 43 recruits, 703 points
5. PAC 10: 35 recruits, 680 points
6. Horizon: 42 recruits, 675 points
7. SEC: 27 recruits, 595 points
8. MAC: 61 recruits, 583 points
9. Ivy League: 52 recruits, 567 points
10. Missouri Valley: 52 recruits, 551 points
11. Big West: 52 recruits, 543 points
12. Big East: 26 recruits, 540 points
13. Conference USA: 43 recruits, 537 points
14. Metro-Atlantic: 52 recruits, 527 points
15. Atlantic 10: 31 recruits, 523 points