Jahlil Okafor is sailing through his one-and-done year for the Blue Devils as he heads to the top of the 2015 NBA draft board.
The Kentucky Wildcats will miss the toughness of Alex Poythress, who is out for the season with a torn ACL.
Kevon Looney is living up to the preseason hype, averaging a double-double for the Bruins.
Kentucky looks unbeatable, but if anyone can knock off the nation's top team it might be Montrezl Harrell and Louisville.
Stanley Johnson needs some offensive polish, but his wide body and athleticism make him a force for Arizona.
Terry Rozier might not be the star of Louisville, but he is an important cog in coach Rick Pitino's system.
Isaiah Whitehead is the first McDonald's All-American to join Seton Hall Pirates since 2000.
Jordan Mickey is an explosive player and has a chance to put up some gaudy numbers in the frontcourt for LSU this season.
Ryan Boatright is the main man for the UConn Huskies this season, and his stats figure to skyrocket.
Nebraska's Terran Petteway might not be the top guard in the nation, but he could be by season's end.
Larry Nance Jr. is one of the top forwards in the nation, but how much should last year's ACL tear discount him this season?
Alan Williams is one of the few true centers in college basketball and easily leads this year's rankings.
Jordan Mickey is not the first pick of the draft, but he represents good first-round value as he'll get more offensive opportunities this season.
Roosevelt Jones is back to help Bulter knock Villanova from its Big East perch.
The talent might be off in the Mountain West this year, but it will get a boost if Wyoming's Larry Nancy Jr. returns healthy from an ACL tear.
Montrezl Harrell leads Louisville into the ACC this year with an eye on knocking off Duke and North Carolina.
Coach Bill Self is the class of the conference, and the Kansas Jayhawks should own the Big 12 again this year.
With players like UMass' Cady Lalanne, the A10 doesn't have to take a backseat its big brother conferences any longer.