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NCAA Basketball: Top 5 unknown players going into 2019-2020 season

RENO, NEVADA - JANUARY 02: Sam Merrill #5 of the Utah State Aggies points to Cody Martin #11 of the Nevada Wolf Pack as the ball goes out of bounds after the Nevada Wolf Pack missed a pass at Lawlor Events Center on January 02, 2019 in Reno, Nevada. (Photo by Jonathan Devich/Getty Images)
RENO, NEVADA - JANUARY 02: Sam Merrill #5 of the Utah State Aggies points to Cody Martin #11 of the Nevada Wolf Pack as the ball goes out of bounds after the Nevada Wolf Pack missed a pass at Lawlor Events Center on January 02, 2019 in Reno, Nevada. (Photo by Jonathan Devich/Getty Images) /
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No. 2 Yoeli Childs – BYU

While Childs might be more known about now due to his improperly done draft paperwork and the nine-game suspension tact along with it, his game still remains fairly unknown. Well now that people have his name in mind him averaging almost a double-double for the season might not go unappreciated by the public. The double-double was not just like an 11-10 statline but rather 21-10 last season although he did fall three-tenths of a point off on the rebounding stat from last year grabbing just 9.7 a game.

Childs is a freak and should come off his suspension with a fire lit under him which could elevate his stats even more and he should make a legitimate case for conference player of the year as well. Childs is downright nasty in his play style as well. Shooting over 32% form range at 6’8″ and 70% from the charity stripe.

Childs very quickly could go from relatively unknown to being a household name among the college basketball community as it would not come as a surprise to see him competing at the next level next year as well with his skill set.