1. Obi Toppin, Dayton - 20.0 PPG, 7.5 RPG, 63.3 FG PCT.

Obi Toppin was an outstandning player at Dayton. He is a very efficient power forward that you can rely on to score and grab boards. I mean, seriously. The man was averaging 20 points per game, and 7.5 rebounds per game. And, like I stated before. He is very efficient, making 63.3% of his field goals. He is definitely a top five pick in the NBA draft and he will keep getting better from there. I can't wait to see all the amazing things he will accomplish in the NBA.

2. Payton Pritchard, Oregon - 20.5 PPG, 5.5 APG, 46.8 FG PCT

Payton Pritchard is simply an amazing basketball player. He can score with ease, as he averaged 20.5 points per game. Passing the ball - that's easy for him, too. He averaged 5.5 assists per game. And he is good with his shooting, as he made 46.8% of his field goals. Although he was great in college, he will probably fall to the second round or beyond. This might be true, but that doesn't mean he won't do good in the NBA. I think he will be a very valuable player coming off the bench.

3. Myles Powell, Seton Hall - 21.0 PPG, 2.9 APG, 39.8 FG PCT

Myles Powell was a very fun and marvelous player to watch in this past season. He is an unstoppable guard who puts up many points a night. He can be considered the most lethal player in college basketball. His average of 21 points per game is remarkable so you know you can count on him to score. As for his future in the NBA, we shall put that aside for now because he has announced that he will return for his senior year at Seton Hall. If you are a Seton Hall fan or just a college basketball fan, be sure to see him put up similar numbers this next season, if not more! Overall, he is a very impressive player to watch.