Singler will obviously contend for Conference and National honors, and I agree Williams still has more to prove. I think it is fairly clear that Williams (who was on the ACC's All-Rookie team) will end the year as an All-ACC First or Second team type of player. As such, I consider those two basically a wash.

I think it is interesting you insinuate Williams' career will not approach that of Singler's. You mention that I need to remove my 'Red & White' glasses. I also found that interesting. Last year after Maryland lost to William & Mary, I wrote about the Terps path to 10 ACC wins, and the NCAA Tournament. I received an 'anonymous' comment than as well, calling me the most delusional Terp fan in the world.

13 ACC wins later, that anonymous poster never seemed to have any additional comments.

Mason Plumlee will have a much better career than Dino Gregory, but in this 2010-11 season the difference between the two will be negligible. All either one is going to be asked to do is rebound, block some shots, and be the 5th offensive option on the floor. I agree with you that Gregory is an undersized Center… but he is not going to be playing the 5, so that has zero relevance. You could also say he is undersized to play the 4… but he will be sufficient in providing rebounding and a defensive presence.

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To Anonymous 2:

You are absolutely correct, and I was wrong about Felix coming to Duke. Thanks for pointing it out.