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Basketball: Fox Sports picks Cal No. 1 in Pac-10
By Jeff Faraudo
Friday, October 9th, 2009 at 9:29 am in Basketball, Pre-season.
Jeff Goodman of Fox Sports, reasonably suggesting that the Pac-10 Conference is down a bit this year, predicts Cal will win the league title and that Bears point guard Jerome Randle will claim Player of the Year honors.
Here is his predicted Pac-10 finish:
1. California
2. Washington
3. UCLA
4. Oregon
5. Arizona
6. Oregon State
7. Arizona State
8. Washington State
9. USC
10. Stanford
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October 9th, 2009 at 10:32 am
When does BAHE form?
Bears against high expectations…
October 9th, 2009 at 10:38 am
Would that be a spinoff off BAP? Bears Against Prosperity?
October 9th, 2009 at 10:07 pm
cal gets Franklin 4* PG. nice addition. go bears
October 10th, 2009 at 12:11 am
Looks like CAL is a basketball school again.
October 10th, 2009 at 7:45 am
Here’s how it’s shaping up
2009-10
PG:
Randle, Jerome
Gutierrez, Jorge (combo)
Smith, Brandon
SG:
Christopher, Patrick
Seeley, D.J.
SF:
Robertson, Theo
Amoke, Omondi
PF:
Boykin, Jamal
Kamp, Harper
C:
Sanders-Frison, Markhuri
Zhang, Max
(predict Bak to redshirt and join Nigel and Nikola on the bench)
We’ll still be on the smaller side, which will be the source of our frustration.
2010-11 Lineup Prediction
PG:
Franklin, Gary Jr.
Gutierrez, Jorge
Smith, Brandon
SG:
Seeley, D.J.
Crabbe, Allen
SF:
Amoke, Omondi
Rossi, Alex
PF:
Kamp, Harper
Solomon, Richard (may play 5)
Bak, Bak
C:
Sanders-Frison, Markhuri
Zhang, Max
I’m interested to see DJ and Omondi at the 2 and 3 this year (2010-11). They will be mature players, and relied upon!
Franklin is more of a scoring PG – Smith more of a handle-dish. Jorge for defense. Interesting how the 3 of them will split time. Questions include how strong Max and Bak can become. We will really need them, otherwise be in constant foul trouble with no depth. And what will Solomon be able to do as a freshman? He’s highly rated, athletic, so he could be very important to that interior rotation.