Argue all you want over All-American lists. ESPN.com is focusing on what makes the best players so great. Roll over each of the silhouettes to see what aspect of game each of these players excels in. We will reveal a new player daily.
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SHOOTERS TOUCH He's got a deadly eye, a deft touch, and is dangerous from anywhere on the court. And we mean anywhere. Range isn't a problem for Stanford's Casey Jacobsen. Click on Casey Jacobsen photo for story |
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FINISHER The offense must go through the paint. Reggie Evans makes that a problem for opponents and gives Iowa a low-post 'warrior' who wins the battles on the block. Click on Reggie Evans photo for story |
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FLOOR GENERAL It doesn't matter a player's size or shape, savvy can be a great equalizer. In the case of Gonzaga's Dan Dickau, his mind makes his skills that much more impressive. Click on Dan Dickau photo for story |
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FIRST STEP Which way did he go? It doesn't matter to Jason Williams, who gets to the basket quicker than anyone in college basketball. Click on Jason Williams photo for story |
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TOUGHNESS Frank Williams' playground background gives him an edge at Illinois, not to mention the attitude that losing just isn't accepted. Click on Frank Williams photo for story |
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DEFENSE Shot-blockers are nice, but we love to see a steal lead to a fast break the other way. And we love watching Providence's John Linehan ignite his team's offense with defense. Click on John Linehan photo for story |
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ATHLETICISM Major-league skills and a mid-major school? Yes, it's possible. We can prove it. Just check out Central Michigan's David Webber's next game on the satellite dish Click on David Webber's photo for story |