With the college basketball season about to begin, experts can argue that in the Big East, the main story can be the players who are not there. It’s a list of who’s who with names such as Greg Monroe, Scottie Reynolds, Wes Johnson, Andy Rautins, Lazar Hayward, and Luke Harangody among others. But, the main story this year is that arguably the best conference is wide open with up to five teams who can win the league this year. Also, the new faces in the head coaching ranks, particularly in the ...

Perry Ellis is a 6-8 power forward from Wichita, Kansas and attends Wichita Heights High School. He is one of the top players of 2012, and rightfully so if you have witnessed this young man play.

Ellis is a great rebounder and can really run the floor, a coach’s dream. That’s just one of the many reasons why the top colleges in the country are after him. His strength and mobility will really help him in the future.

Kyle Anderson is a 6’7”, 210 pound versatile player from North Bergen, New Jersey and attends St. Anthony High School. He is one of the top players in the Class of 2012, and he has a ton of schools drooling over him, and if you have seen this kid play, you know exactly why.

First off, I'd like to thank Javorn Farrell for taking his time to have this interview with me. He's a great kid, and by the time you read this interview, you'll think of him as the ideal collegiate athlete.

Javorn Farrell is currently a freshman at the University of Massachusetts; during his freshman season, he averaged five points, four rebounds, and an assist a game with about 18 minutes of playing time each game.

I have no doubt in my mind that he'll be a key player in the near future ...