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ESPN released their rankings of the Top 100 college basketball players today, and NC State’s Anthony Barber is ranked 37th.  Here is what they had to say about Barber:

Barber nourishes a healthy and justified reputation as one of the fastest players in college basketball. While assists aren’t especially plentiful in coach Mark Gottfried’s scheme, all you need to know about the Wolfpack’s playmaker is that he led NC State to the 2015 Sweet 16.

ACC Players in the Top 100

9) Marcus Paige – UNC
13) Demetrius Jackson – Notre Dame
17) Malcolm Brogdon – Virginia
25) Justin Jackson – UNC
34) Grayson Allen – Duke
37) Anthony Barber – NC State
38) Brice Johnson – UNC
40) Zach Auguste – Notre Dame
41) Brandon Ingram – Duke
42) Anthony Gill – Virginia
61) Xavier Rathan-Mayes – Florida St.
68) Kennedy Meeks – UNC
78) Derryck Thornton – Duke
79) Chase Jeter – Duke
82) Sheldon McClellan – Miami
86) Angel Rodriguez – Miami
90) Theo Pinson – UNC
94) Malik Beasley – FSU

 

 

 

Matthew is Publisher and Co-Owner of Pack Insider. He is also the Lead Pastor of The Point Church in Cary, NC.

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Chris Pendry
13 years ago

PI I think the thing with Brown, is he gets really after one or the other ( O or D ).

JIM
JIM
13 years ago

This has to mark the beginning of the Harrow era. I mean c’mon, Javi did basically nothing and Harrow put up almost 20 on these heads. Please Sidney see the light.

JScud
JScud
13 years ago
Reply to  JIM

Jim, we not only share the same view on the Harrow, but the same first name.
Represent it well my friend.

Saturday marks the beginning of ACC play. It NEEDS to also mark the beginning of the “Harrow Era.”

Point-blank, period.

Earl
13 years ago
Reply to  JIM

I’m a huge fan of Harrow but if you’ve watched any games this season you can see that he has no defense at all. I’m almost 40 and 220 lbs and I think I can get by the kid. Offensively, I don’t think Javi comes close to him. Ryan has great court vision and the ability to create his own shot. However, he won’t be a complete player until he starts playing D.

wolfpack74
wolfpack74
8 years ago

Bull shit.

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