Gary Parrish of CBS Sports put this together, and the list for Tulsa is awful. He uses 247 Sports for his ranking info, and 247 has only existed since 2010...so not sure how that applies to 2009 and back. I might do my own Top 20 from the past 15 years, based strictly on ranking & offers from top tier programs.
Anyway, here's the link: CBS Sports
Here's his Tulsa list...
PLAYER, YEAR, STARS, RATING, NATIONAL RANK
1. Yusuf Baker 2004
.8778 147
2. Jordan Clarkson 2010
.8755 211
3. Tim Peete 2010
.8692 230
4. Travis Atson 2016
.8661 223
5. Keondre Dew 2014
.8564 225
T6. Oswaldo Gonzalez 2003
.8556 143
T6. Bassel Bawji 2008
.8556 201
T6. Guilherme Teichmann 2003
.8556 29*
9. Blondy Baruti 2010
.8552 273
T10. Roderick Earls 2005
.8444 177
T10. Jamel McLean 2006
.8444 200
T10. Calvin Walls 2006
.8444 7*
T10. Antonio Hanson 2005
.8444 211
T10. Ben Uzoh 2006
.8444 252
-- Source: 247Sports
Jordan Clarkson averaged 11.5 points as a freshman at Tulsa and 16.5 as a sophomore. He then transferred to Missouri, where he averaged 17.5 points before entering the 2014 NBA Draft. The 6-5 guard was a second-round pick. But he's spent the past two seasons with the Lakers. He signed a $50 million contract with the franchise this past July.
Tim Peete played four years at Tulsa and never averaged more than 5.3 points in any season. But he did play 22.3 minutes per game for the Tulsa team that made the 2014 NCAA Tournament under Danny Manning.
Keondre Dew lasted only one season at Tulsa and played just 5.5 minutes per game. He spent last season in junior college. He's now at Oregon State.
Anyway, here's the link: CBS Sports
Here's his Tulsa list...
PLAYER, YEAR, STARS, RATING, NATIONAL RANK
1. Yusuf Baker 2004
2. Jordan Clarkson 2010
3. Tim Peete 2010
4. Travis Atson 2016
5. Keondre Dew 2014
T6. Oswaldo Gonzalez 2003
T6. Bassel Bawji 2008
T6. Guilherme Teichmann 2003
9. Blondy Baruti 2010
T10. Roderick Earls 2005
T10. Jamel McLean 2006
T10. Calvin Walls 2006
T10. Antonio Hanson 2005
T10. Ben Uzoh 2006
-- Source: 247Sports
Jordan Clarkson averaged 11.5 points as a freshman at Tulsa and 16.5 as a sophomore. He then transferred to Missouri, where he averaged 17.5 points before entering the 2014 NBA Draft. The 6-5 guard was a second-round pick. But he's spent the past two seasons with the Lakers. He signed a $50 million contract with the franchise this past July.
Tim Peete played four years at Tulsa and never averaged more than 5.3 points in any season. But he did play 22.3 minutes per game for the Tulsa team that made the 2014 NCAA Tournament under Danny Manning.
Keondre Dew lasted only one season at Tulsa and played just 5.5 minutes per game. He spent last season in junior college. He's now at Oregon State.
