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September 19, 2007

More hoops rankings

Sean Mosley has gotten plenty of love from college basketball recruiting analysts, but it looks like RiseMag.com loves him just a bit more than the others.

In its newly updated Top 50 list, Rise ranks Mosley the No. 34 player for the class of 2008. Fellow '08 Terp commit Terrence Jennings is right behind at No. 40.

For those keeping track at home, here's where Mosley and Jennings are listed on five of the top scouting services:

Mosley

Rivals: 62
Scout: 40
CSTV: 55
Rise: 34
ESPN: 42

Granted, there's probably not much difference between the country's No. 30 and 70 ranked players. But at least there's a general consensus that Mosley fits comfortably within that range.

Jennings

Rivals: 15
Scout: Unlisted
CSTV: 20
Rise: 40
ESPN: Unlisted

Jennings not cracking the Scout or ESPN Top 150 lists is probably due to his reclassification status. 'Recruiting Report' reader Pat says Scout's omission is due to Jennings' status as a 5th-year senior. Regardless, whether he's No. 15, 20 or 40, Jennings is a player.

Posted by Matt Bracken at 1:52 PM | | Comments (2)
        

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Scout is not ranking Jennings because he is a 5th year senior

Well, it doesn't really matter now what Jennings is ranked if he decommitted...

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Matt Bracken was a lightly recruited football and tennis prospect out of East Lansing (Mich.) High School in 2001, but spurned all (nonexistent) scholarship offers to attend the University of Michigan. Matt graduated from UM in 2005, earned a master's degree in new media journalism from Northwestern University in 2006, and spent the first 11 months of his career as an online producer / videographer / blogger at the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson. He has worked at The Baltimore Sun since July 2007, where he currently serves as an assistant sports editor / producer / recruiting writer.

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