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Jerry Meyer

Nashville
As seen in: 247Sports, Bama247, Inside Carolina, Hartford Courant, Knoxville News Sentinel, Ballislife, Twin Cities PBS, Hillsboro Journal-News, Seward County Independent
Have done some things in basketball and now write for ballislife.com; Former soccer dad to coolest kids ever; Baseball connoisseur
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NCAA: 5 Dangerous Teams Heading Towards March

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By Jerry Meyer
| Ballislife
They say it is not how you start, but how you finish. In college basketball, we talk about the importance of peaking going into March. Here are five teams that can make a serious run in the tournament, in spite of where they are ranked at the moment. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images) FLORIDA Record: 19-6, AP Rank: 12 The reigning champions lost back to back games against top 10 opponents Duke and UConn by a total of five points.
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NCAA: 5 Eye-Catching Big Men

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By Jerry Meyer
| Ballislife
The guards and wings in college basketball have deservedly garnered a lot of ink this season. Let’s take a moment to evaluate five of the top big men that I have seen this season, beginning with Kansas’ Flory Bidunga, who is on a meteoritic rise up the charts.
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NCAA: 5 Individual Eye-Catchers!

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By Jerry Meyer
| Ballislife
We are reaching the time of the season when key players hit their stride and catch the eyes of media and scouts alike. Many players have caught my eye in the past month, but the five listed below are standing out as they help their teams gain positive momentum as we heads towards conference and NCAA tournament play. I really like what I see with a pari of freshmen perimeter scorers in Keaton Wagler and Kingston Flemings.
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