Big East Basketball: Building 21st century lineups for each school with $15
By Brian Foley
Villanova Wildcats
Guard
$5: Jalen Brunson (2018 National POY, 2016/2018 National Champ, 2015-18)
$4: Scottie Reynolds (2010 consensus first-team All-American, 2006-10)
$3: Ryan Arcidiacono (2015 co-Big East POY, 2016 National Champ, 2012-16)
$2: Corey Fisher (2011 second-team all-Big East, 2007-11)
$1: Kyle Lowry (2006 second-team all-Big East, 2004-06)
Guard
$5: Josh Hart (2017 consensus first-team All-American, 2016 National Champ, 2013-17)
$4: Randy Foye (2006 consensus first-team All-American, 2002-06)
$3: Allan Ray (2006 consensus second-team All-American, 2002-06)
$2: Maalik Wayns (2012 second-team all-Big East, 2009-12)
$1: Phil Booth (2019 first-team all-Big East, 2016/2018 National Champ, 2014-19)
Forward
$5: Curtis Sumpter (2007 first-team all-Big East, 2002-07)
$4: Mikal Bridges (2018 third-team All-American, 2016/2018 National Champ, 2015-18)
$3: James Bell (2014 first-team all-Big East, 2010-14)
$2: Darrun Hilliard (2015 first-team all-Big East, 2011-15)
$1: Kris Jenkins (10 ppg and 3 rpg, 2016 National Champ, 2013-17)
Forward
$5: Dante Cunningham (2009 second-team all-Big East, 2005-09)
$4: Eric Paschall (2019 first-team All-Big East, 2018 National Champ, 2016-19)
$3: JayVaughn Pinkston (2014 second-team all-Big East, 2011-15)
$2: Ricky Wright (2002 second-team all-Big East, 1999-03)
$1: Antonio Pena (8 ppg and 6 rpg, 2007-11)
Center
$5: Michael Bradley (2001 consensus second-team All-American, 2000-01)
$4: Daniel Ochefu (two-time honorable mention all-Big East, 2016 National Champ, 2012-16)
$3: Omari Spellman (2018 Big East FOY, 2018 National Champ, 2016-18)
$2: Mouphtaou Yarou (9 ppg and 7 rpg, 2009-13)
$1: Brooks Sales (8 ppg and 7 rpg, 1998-2002)
My Lineup
G: Scottie Reynolds ($4)
G: Randy Foye ($4)
F: Mikal Bridges ($4)
F: Ricky Wright ($2)
C: Brooks Sales ($1)
Scouting Report: It’s a testament to Villanova’s remarkable depth and success that you can get Reynolds, Foye, and Bridges for only $12 combined, leaving just enough spending room to grab rebounding mavens Wright and Sales.