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Message: [QUOTE="Francis03, post: 922140, member: 195"] Here goes a portion of Biancardi's response for McCullough's drop in the rankings. "When we watched him in the summer and fall there were games he was dominating with his scoring, rebounding and shot-blocking skills. But there were games he would go for stretches and not produce or just show flashes of his ability. [B]There is no denying his tremendous upside, but his lack of consistency and red flags, along with others playing well, are the main reasons for his drop[/B]. He is still in elite company in the top 30, with the chance to rise based on his work at IMG." Pretty much the response I expected. McCullough is a terrific talent and will be a very good player for us, but he did himself no favors for his stock and rankings over the past 10 months. 29 is still pretty low though but hey SU staff evaluations-------->ESPN. [/QUOTE]