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COLLEGE BASKETBALL

SI.com's 2015-16 college basketball season preview

Player of the Year projections Gonzaga's Kyle Wiltjer and LSU's Ben Simmons lead a crowded field for player of the year in 2015-16.

With college basketball games beginning on Nov. 13, we're rolling out our preview content daily. Fro the second year in a row, SI's Luke Winn has teamed up with economist Dan Hanner to use an advanced statistical model to project the top performing players, teams and conferences in college basketball. Check back on this page daily as we update it with our latest content.

TEAM RANKINGS

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  The most accurate projections in college basketball are here. We ranked every team in college basketball, from No. 351 (Grambling State) to No. 1 (North Carolina).

PLAYER PROJECTIONS

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  SI ALL-AMERICAS

  by SI Staff

  Four seniors and a star freshman highlight the first team, while the second team features plenty of Player of the Year candidates as well.
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  PLAYER OF THE YEAR

  by Luke Winn

  "SI forecasts [Gonzaga senior wing Kyle] Wiltjer to lead the nation in scoring and be its top high-usage, high efficiency scorer, while playing for a top-10 team. That's a POY formula." Behind Wiltjer is a freshman, LSU's Ben Simmons, and then three tiers of contenders.
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  TOP 100 SCORERS

  by Dan Hanner & Luke Winn

  "Evansville's D.J. Balentine (No. 2) on the other hand, might be the best scoring guard you've yet to see on TV: He averaged 27.2 points in Evansville's five CIT games last postseason and has averaged 20-plus points for the past two seasons." Balentine is the No. 2 player on the list behind Gonzaga's Kyle Wiltjer but ahead of a slew of major-conference guards including Ole Miss's Stefan Moody and Oklahoma's Buddy Hield.
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  TOP SCORING FRESHMEN

  by Dan Hanner & Luke Winn

  "This could be the most international-dominated freshman class in college hoops history. Aussie import Ben Simmons (No. 1) projects as the top scorer, due to his all-around talents as a point forward and LSU's need for a new go-to guy in the wake of Jarell Martin and Jordan Mickey leaving for the NBA." Other imports and top projected scorers include Kansas's Cheick Diallo, Oregon's Tyer Dorsey and UCLA's Jonah Bolden.
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  TOP BREAKOUT SCORERS

  by Dan Hanner & Luke Winn

  "Allen struggled to earn playing time on a loaded national championship team. But the former Top 25 recruit is an outstanding shooter, and the flashes of brilliance he showed in the title game were a sign of what's to come." Behind the former national title game hero are a Notre Dame forward and an Arizona point guard.
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  TOP SCORING TRANSFERS

  by Chris Johnson

  Eli Carter (No. 1) began his college career at Rutgers, then played his last two seasons at Florida before electing to join Boston College as a graduate transfer with immediate eligibility. Behind Carter but still in the top 10 are two transfers eligible to play immediately for Louisville.

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CONFERENCE PREVIEWS

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  by Chris Johnson