[mikeyvthedonParticipant]

Most players have a handful of games under their belt and conference play is either here or rapidly approaching. With this being the case, my brother and I decided to discuss All-American possibilities this week on Viseland.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiqWu3hsbg4

Would greatly appreciate anyone who likes, subscribes, comments! We go over the conferences we feel have candidates and get into a little about why each are possibilities. At the end, we name our three All-American teams and give a Freshman All-American team. Does Cade Cunningham make the 1st team? How many players are on there from Gonzaga and Baylor? Listen to find out!

In the meanwhile, as always with these threads, hoping you guys will give your All-American predictions. Who do you feel will be on the All-American teams at seasons end, or who has impressed you thus far? Interesting to see. Luka Garza I think still the favorite for player of the year. Jalen Suggs, Cade Cunningham and Evan Mobley look like All-American locks if they keep playing like they have been, just a matter of whether they are 1st, 2nd or 3rd team.

[NorrinRaddParticipant]

Happy Holidays!!! Thanks for the Viseland again…

My 3 Wwwwwaaaaaaaay to early small sample size All American teams:

1st Team
Jared Butler – Baylor
Jalen Suggs – Gonzaga
Marcus Carr – Minnesota
Drew Timme – Gonzaga
Luka Garza – Iowa

2nd Team
Kendric Davis – SMU
Joe Wieskamp – Iowa
Ochai Agbaji – Kansas
Ron Harper, Jr. – Rutgers
Evan Mobley – USC

3rd Team
Cade Cunningham – Oklahoma State
Trendon Watford – LSU
Quentin Grimes – Houston
Corey Kispert – Gonzaga
Trayce Jackson-Davis – Indiana

**Outside looking in Players**
Miles McBride – West Virginia
Malachi Smith – Chattanooga
Keyontae Johnson – Florida (assuming he’s really back)
Hayden Brown – the Citadel
Emanuel Miller – Texas A&M.

One thing I noticed is that you have Ayo Dosunmu on your 1st Team. He’s definitely a player I’ve got my eye on also, but in the heavyweight individual G matchups he hasn’t been winning the battles. IMO Jason Preston out played Ayo and so did Carr. For that combined with Illinois record and that Ayo has help in Kofi Cockburn makes me critique him a little bit closer on making the All American teams so far yet… he reminds me a bit of NAW… anyways,

Can’t argue anybody you mentioned as an honorable mention player, but I can maybe add a few shout outs that you may have left out for All-American long shots so far this year or at least talented players…

Hunter Dickinson – Michigan
MaCio Teague – Baylor
Adam Flagler – Baylor
Kevin Samuel – TCU
RJ Membhard – TCU
EJ Liddell – Ohio State
McKinley Wright IV – Colorado
Chris Duarte – Oregon
James Akinjo – Arizona
Jemari Barker, Jr. – Arizona
Timmy Allen – Utah
Isaac Bonton – Washington State
Noah Williams – Washington State
Efe Abogidi – Washington State
Tre Mann – Florida
Justin Powell – Auburn
Devontae Shuler – Ole’ Miss
Toumani Camara – Georgia
Quincy Guerrier – Syracuse
Devon Daniels – NC State
Jordan Goodwin – St. Louis
Jalen Johnson – Alabama A&M
Ben Harvey – Southern Illinois
Marcus Domask – Southern Illinois
Roman Penn – Drake
Shanquan Hemphil – Drake
Loudon Love – Wright State
Justin Roberts – Georgia State
Theo Akwuba – Louisiana
Alex Barcello – BYU
Tommy Kuhse – St. Mary’s
Derrick Alston, Jr. – Boise State
Marcus Shaver, Jr. – Boise State
RayJ Dennis – Boise State
Chandler Vaudrin – Winthrop
Jarrod West – Marshall
Brandon Horrath – UMBC
Fardaws Aimaq – Utah Valley
Luke Smith – Belmont

Just players I believe you left out, but you might have mentioned 1 or 2.

Thanks for the viseland again, and for pointing out the Pepperdine players… I was sleeping on that team altogether as a unit and forgot they had that dynamic combo.

[NorrinRaddParticipant]

P.S. Spot on – on your shout outs to Devate’ Jones from Coastal Carolina and Loren Cristian-Jackson from Akron.

I also forgot to give a long shot mention to Jayden Gardner out of East Carolina.

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