MU's 2012 recruiting class ranked 11th in BEast by CBSSports

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http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/blog/eye-on-college-basketball/19340292/conferencebyconference-team-rankings

Big East

1. Providence: With Ricardo Ledo and Kris Dunn, Ed Cooley has his explosive backcourt of the future.
2. Syracuse: Jim Boeheim did a great job keeping DaJuan Coleman home, while also nabbing Jerami Grant.
3. Pittsburgh: Top-10 prospect Steven Adams is the prize of the class, but James Robinson is a great fit.
4. St. John's: The Red Storm made a late run in the rankings, getting a trio of impact frontcourt players.
5. Villanova: Ryan Arcidiacono and Daniel Ochefu will form a very good inside-outside duo for Jay Wright.
6. Connecticut: Jim Calhoun got himself a great scorer in Omar Calhoun, while Phil Nolan has a high ceiling.
7. Notre Dame: The Fighting Irish got a couple of long, athletic players in Cameron Biedscheid and Zach Auguste.
8. Louisville: With addition of Montrezl Harrell, Cards have another top-100 player to go with Terry Rozier.
9. Georgetown: D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera is a strong scorer, and Brandon Bolden will be a nice back line on D.
10. South Florida: If the Bulls' junior college signees pan out, Stan Heath will have an immediate impact class.
11. Marquette: Buzz Williams got himself a nice class, led by Chicago native Steve Taylor, a versatile scorer.
12. DePaul: 6-foot-7 Jodan Price is a tough matchup on the wing, and DeJuan Marrero is a hard-nosed forward.
13. Cincinnati: The lone Bearcats' signee is junior college transfer Titus Rubles, a talented forward.
14. Rutgers: Vince Garrett, a JC transfer from Lee College (Tex.), should provide an impact on the wing.
15. Seton Hall: The Pirates bring in just one player for 2012, junior college transfer Raymon Austin.

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Just to be clear, that's our Recruiting class ranking, not where they pick the team to finish.

[Clam Crowder]

I was about to say Providence in first? lol

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Just to be clear, that's our Recruiting class ranking, not where they pick the team to finish.

Thanks for that clarification.  I totally missed that.  The beginning of the article was worded awkwardly so I definitely skipped it.  I've disgraced my family name