Moody averaged 16.6 ppg, including 26 points in a near upset of No. Once he made the transition, he did just that, and in bunches. The Lil Wayne doppleganger was used to scoring after putting up big numbers at Florida Atlantic in 2012-2013 before transferring to the Southeastern Conference. Last season, Moody had a big pair of shoes to fill by having to replace Marshall Henderson as the team’s primary scorer. His place in the order is merely due to the fact he has played just one season in Tad Smith Coliseum. If I’m a betting man, and my bank account says that I am, I would say he has a very good chance of moving up this list at the end of this season. This is Moody’s place on the list as of July 7. He went on to a career overseas and will always be remembered as the instrumental piece in the guinea pig stage of the current regime. The Alabama native was named All-SEC and was drafted by the Anaheim Arsenal of the NBDL. Sanders scored 16.1 ppg and was instrumental in the team winning the SEC West crown in Kennedy’s first year in Oxford. Once Kennedy took over the following offseason, Sanders’ role with the team increased dramatically. Sanders played sparingly in 2005-2006, averaging 9.1 ppg in just over 23 minutes per game. He is currently playing for Capitanes de Arecibo as well as the country’s national team.Īfter a prolific junior college career at Okaloosa-Walton Community College, Sanders enrolled at Ole Miss with two years of eligibility remaining. The following year, he made a huge jump up to 18.1 ppg and a 41.7 percent field goal percentage, earning him second-team all-conference.Īfter his breakout junior year, Huertas decided to forgo his final season and play professionally in Puerto Rico, where he’s had a steady and productive career. In 2007-2008, Huertas averaged 10.7 points per game, good for third on the team. Once he regained his eligibility, the Puerto Rico native became a perfect backcourt compliment to Chris Warren. Huertas sat out the 2006-2007 season following a transfer from the University of Florida where he saw minutes as a reserve on the 2006 national champion team featuring Joakim Noah and Al Horford. Our list kicks off with the only player under AK to win an NCAA national championship. Many things were taken into account as this list was made, including: what the team accomplished, their significance to the team(s) they were on, and so forth. After much deliberation for this week’s edition, we have decided to break down the ten best players to suit up under head basketball coach Andy Kennedy. Last week we introduced the Tuesday Top Ten segment with a piece detailing the top ten wins of Hugh Freeze’s young tenure. Mandatory Credit: Spruce Derden-USA TODAY Sports By Michael Quirk 8 years ago Oxford, MS, USA Mississippi Rebels head coach Andy Kennedy (L) talks to Rebels guard Stefan Moody (42) against the Florida Gators at C.M.
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