Which ex-Hoosier will be most successful?

[CreanforLife]

Now that they're moving on, which player will do best at their new school?

[BigRed10]

I like Crawford, he's got a lot going for him and a lot of room for development.

[student]

I definitely think it'll be Bassett, he'll excel in the weaker C-USA conference with some pretty skilled incoming players around him.

[CreamNCrimson86]

Bassett will tear it up, he was a monster in the Big Ten. Crawford, we don't even know where he's going yet.

[BWW]

Ellis and McGee will never be heard from again. And most likely Holman unless it`s in the arrest report. I wanted it to work out for Holman but I think he might have some real problems with authority and rules.

[iuhoosiers17]

Originally Posted by BWW

Ellis and McGee will never be heard from again. And most likely Holman unless it`s in the arrest report. I wanted it to work out for Holman but I think he might have some real problems with authority and rules.

I dunno, I think Ellis and McGee may make it on to other teams, although you probably still wouldn't hear about it. I think Holman still has a chance to have an impact at Detroit, but he will have to straighten himself out.

With that said, it will be Armon Bassett in 2009-10, no doubt.

[CreanforLife]

With Crawford going to Xavier I think that strengthens the argument for JC now..

[EricB]

I agree, I'm going with Crawford. he wasn't as consistent as bassett last year but he flashed brilliance. I have a feeling he'll be more steady with more experience.

[nyaden]

Hmm, guess I'm the only one that voted for E-Man!! I dont know if he's going to be "most successful" but I did hear that he was supposed to have one HELL of a year this year...guess we'll see

[Clark357]

Originally Posted by nyaden

Hmm, guess I'm the only one that voted for E-Man!! I dont know if he's going to be "most successful" but I did hear that he was supposed to have one HELL of a year this year...guess we'll see

I doubt it. He's still way too raw and he's going to take some time to even get back to original form from before his injury.