The Junior College (Community College) are universities in two years in which the student takes courses of common trunk. The University or four-year College are looking for student-athletes who have graduated from the Junior College to recruit them, since they are athletes tested in the United States with experience at the University level. It is more likely that the best universities of the country in their sport from recruiting to a prospect from a Junior College to one that does not have college experience.
When an athlete is transferred to a University or College in four years after Junior College, you don’t have to submit the sat or TOEFL exams again. In general, most of the materials of the Junior College are revalidated and continue the race starting from the 3rd year.
When one graduates from the University where it is transferred, receive his undergraduate degree from that institution as if it had entered since the 1st year. In other words, he studied at the University four years and which was transferred from a Junior College received exactly the same degree.
This is an excellent choice for athletes who do not know what they want to study or that do not pass the SAT, since it usually don’t ask this exam to enter a Junior College. If the level of English of a prospect is low, it also represents an excellent choice. In addition, the fitness level of the Junior College can be very high. It is common that the best collegiate players studied first at a JC.
There are families who choose this path in preference to four-year universities for economic reasons. While a four-year college can have a cost of $20,000 – $40,000 $ a year (without scholarship), a Junior College can cost between $10,000 to $ 12,000 a year (without scholarship).
For families interested in less amount options, a Junior College is excellent choice because one can do the “common trunk” at a very low cost.
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The proliferation of prep schools has perhaps diminished the notoriety of being an elite junior college basketball recruit. Still, there are plenty of high major programs that harvest the top prospects at the two-year level each recruiting cycle, and many junior college transfers will eventually be heard from in key times in March for the programs they pick.
The following list of 25 potential impact junior college players is alphabetical only, and no doubt not inclusive to many other potentially impactful prospects.
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top 100 juco basketball players 2015
The 2015 junior-college season begins this week, and some familiar schools are expected to be squarely in the limelight. juco top 100 rankings
| Rank | Name | Pos | Location | Stars | Ht | Wt | School |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Jovon Robinson | RB | Milledgeville, GAGeorgia Military College |  |
6’0″ | 220 | Auburn |
| #2 | Alvin Kamara | RB | Hutchinson, KSHutchinson C.C. | |
5’11” | 200 | Tennessee |
| #3 | Marquavius Lewis | DE | Hutchinson, KSHutchinson C.C. | |
6’4″ | 270 | South Carolina |
| #4 | D.J. Jones | DT | Scooba, MSEast Mississippi C.C. | |
6’2″ | 310 | Mississippi |
| #5 | De’Quan Hampton | WR | Long Beach, CALong Beach C.C. | |
6’4″ | 220 | USC |
| #6 | Donald Gray | ATH | Wesson, MSCopiah-Lincoln C.C. | |
5’10” | 190 | Mississippi St. |
| #7 | Tony Bridges | DB | Perkinston, MSGulf Coast C.C. | |
6’2″ | 185 | Mississippi |
| #8 | Paris Palmer | OL | Scranton, PALackawanna C.C. | |
6’7″ | 290 | Penn St. |
| #9 | Dede Westbrook | WR | Brenham, TXBlinn C.C. | |
6’1″ | 170 | Oklahoma |
| #10 | Justin Martin | DB | Miami, OKNortheastern Oklahoma A&M J.C. | |
6’2″ | 192 | Tennessee |
| #11 | Dante Sawyer | DE | Scooba, MSEast Mississippi C.C. | |
6’3″ | 270 | South Carolina |
| #12 | Jeremy Cutrer | DB | Perkinston, MSGulf Coast C.C. | |
6’2″ | 170 | LSU |
| #13 | Martinas Rankin | OL | Perkinston, MSGulf Coast C.C. | |
6’4″ | 295 | Mississippi St. |
| #14 | Davon Durant | LB | El Dorado, KSButler County C.C. | |
6’2″ | 240 | Arizona St. |
| #15 | Jeremiah Ledbetter | DE | Hutchinson, KSHutchinson C.C. | |
6’4″ | 270 | Arkansas |
| #16 | Jamal Danley | OL | Scooba, MSEast Mississippi C.C. | |
6’5″ | 305 | Oklahoma |
| #17 | Cory Butler | DB | Wilmington, CALos Angeles Harbor C.C. | |
5’11” | 170 | Utah |
| #18 | Jason Smith | ATH | Perkinston, MSGulf Coast C.C. | |
6’1″ | 195 | Auburn |
| #19 | Rasul Douglas | DB | Garden City, NYNassau C.C. | |
6’3″ | 200 | West Virginia |
| #20 | Chase Abbington | RB | Hutchinson, KSHutchinson C.C. | |
6’2″ | 209 | Missouri |
| #21 | Jerome Washington | TE | West Windsor, NJMercer C.C. | |
6’5″ | 255 | Miami (FL) |
| #22 | Chris Carson | RB | El Dorado, KSButler County C.C. | |
6’1″ | 210 | Oklahoma St. |
| #23 | Lorenzo Phillips | LB | Scooba, MSEast Mississippi C.C. | |
6’3″ | 220 | Florida St. |
| #24 | William Johnson | DB | New Rochelle, NYMonroe C.C. | |
6’0″ | 180 | Oklahoma |
| #25 | Traver Jung | LB | Goodman, MSHolmes C.C. | |
6’4″ | 220 | Mississippi St. |
| #26 | Claude George | LB | Hutchinson, KSHutchinson C.C. | |
6’2″ | 230 | Texas A&M |
| #27 | Maurice Swain | DT | Perkinston, MSGulf Coast C.C. | |
6’5″ | 297 | Auburn |
| #28 | Motekiai Maile | DT | Tyler, TXTyler J.C. | |
6’4″ | 305 | Oklahoma St. |
| #29 | Lio Lafaele | OL | Riverside, CARiverside C.C. | |
6’4″ | 300 | list |
| #30 | Larry Jefferson | DE | Fulton, MSItawamba C.C. | |
6’5″ | 230 | West Virginia |
| #31 | Paul Magloire | DB | Yuma, AZArizona Western C.C. | |
6’2″ | 215 | Arizona |
| #32 | Justin Evans | DB | Perkinston, MSGulf Coast C.C. | |
6’0″ | 190 | Texas A&M |
| #33 | Devondre Seymour | OL | Raymond, MSHinds C.C. | |
6’6″ | 305 | Georgia |
| #34 | Demond Tucker | DT | Wesson, MSCopiah-Lincoln C.C. | |
6’1″ | 285 | Iowa St. |
| #35 | Dominic Desouza | OL | San Francisco, CACity College of San Francisco | |
6’8″ | 300 | Baylor |
| #36 | Glen Bethel | OL | Yuma, AZArizona Western C.C. | |
6’6″ | 300 | South Florida |
| #37 | Deonte Reynolds | DT | San Pablo, CAContra Costa C.C. | |
6’5″ | 325 | Arizona St. |
| #38 | Johnathan Calvin | DE | Wesson, MSCopiah-Lincoln C.C. | |
6’3″ | 270 | Mississippi St. |
| #39 | Nehemiah Mitchell | LB | San Francisco, CACity College of San Francisco | |
6’5″ | 255 | Vanderbilt |
| #40 | Antoine Albert | DB | Pleasant Hill, CADiablo Valley C.C. | |
6’2″ | 200 | California |
| #41 | Quincy Vasser | DE | Corsicana, TXNavarro J.C. | |
6’4″ | 265 | Texas |
| #42 | Jeryl Brazil | DB | Scooba, MSEast Mississippi C.C. | |
6’0″ | 180 | La Lafayet. |
| #43 | Tyler Howell | OL | El Dorado, KSButler County C.C. | |
6’9″ | 305 | Missouri |
| #44 | Isaac Whitney | WR | Riverside, CARiverside C.C. | |
6’4″ | 195 | USC |
| #45 | Aaron Porter | LB | Norwalk, CACerritos C.C. | |
6’2″ | 230 | Washington St. |
| #46 | Shalom Luani | DB | San Francisco, CACity College of San Francisco | |
6’1″ | 200 | Washington St. |
| #47 | Dante Shipman | DB | Glendale, CAGlendale C.C. | |
6’1″ | 190 | list |
| #48 | Zach Bateman | OL | Costa Mesa, CAOrange Coast C.C. | |
6’7″ | 320 | UCLA |
| #49 | Ulric Jones | DE | El Dorado, KSButler County C.C. | |
6’6″ | 290 | South Carolina |
| #50 | Brandon Hodges | OL | Scooba, MSEast Mississippi C.C. | |
6’5″ | 290 | Texas |
| #51 | Jahair Jones | OL | Brooklyn, NYASA College | |
6’4″ | 315 | Miami (FL) |
| #52 | Deya Mhiesen | OL | Woodland Hills, CAPierce C.C. | |
6’8″ | 305 | list |
| #53 | Todd Mays | QB | Scooba, MSEast Mississippi C.C. | |
6’0″ | 200 | Oklahoma St. |
| #54 | Marcell Frazier | DE | Weed, CACollege of the Siskiyous | |
6’4″ | 245 | Missouri |
| #55 | Paul Harris | WR | Council Bluffs, IAIowa Western C.C. | |
6’3″ | 205 | Louisville |
| #56 | Matt Kellerman | OL | El Dorado, KSButler County C.C. | |
6’5″ | 295 | Oklahoma St. |
| #57 | Maurice Porter | OL | Navarro, TXNavarro J.C. | |
6’6″ | 295 | Baylor |
| #58 | Khalil Hunter | OL | Thatcher, AZEastern Arizona J.C. | |
6’4″ | 300 | Louisville |
| #59 | Bobby Leath | DT | Coffeyville, KSCoffeyville C.C. | |
6’4″ | 290 | Iowa St. |
| #60 | Tim Cook | ATH | Thatcher, AZEastern Arizona J.C. | |
6’1″ | 235 | Oregon St. |
| #61 | Brandon Pertile | OL | Mesa, AZMesa C.C. | |
6’6″ | 300 | Oklahoma St. |
| #62 | Trent Hosick | QB | Yuma, AZArizona Western C.C. | |
6’2″ | 225 | list |
| #63 | Raymond Epps | TE | Yuma, AZArizona Western C.C. | |
6’5″ | 235 | Arizona St. |
| #64 | Jonathan Taylor | DT | Wesson, MSCopiah-Lincoln C.C. | |
6’5″ | 335 | Alabama |
| #65 | Aulelio Olomua | DE | Mesa, AZMesa C.C. | |
6’5″ | 240 | Kansas St. |
| #66 | Andrew Davis | TE | Council Bluffs, IAIowa Western C.C. | |
6’6″ | 225 | Illinois |
| #67 | Brandon Snell | WR | Garden City, KSGarden City C.C. | |
6’2″ | 190 | list |
| #68 | Toure Boyd | DB | Rancho Cucamonga, CAChaffey C.C. | |
6’1″ | 190 | South Carolina |
| #69 | Chris French | TE | Mission Viejo, CASaddleback C.C. | |
6’4″ | 245 | Texas St. |
| #70 | Dane Cruikshank | DB | Glendora, CACitrus C.C. | |
6’2″ | 190 | Arizona |
| #71 | Karsman Johnson | DE | Miami, OKNortheastern Oklahoma A&M J.C. | |
6’3″ | 265 | list |
| #72 | Anthony Fotu | DE | Oakland, CALaney C.C. | |
6’4″ | 285 | Arizona |
| #73 | Anthony Mahoungou | WR | Coalinga, CAWest Hills C.C. | |
6’4″ | 205 | Purdue |
| #74 | Ace Rogers | DB | Council Bluffs, IAIowa Western C.C. | |
6’1″ | 210 | Minnesota |
| #75 | Ke’aun Kinner | RB | Corsicana, TXNavarro J.C. | |
5’9″ | 185 | Kansas |
| #76 | Chad Kelly | QB | Scooba, MSEast Mississippi C.C. | |
6’1″ | 210 | Mississippi |
| #77 | Ernest Hawkins | LB | Salinas, CAHartnell C.C. | |
6’2″ | 225 | South Carolina |
| #78 | DeVante Wilson | DE | Riverside, CARiverside C.C. | |
6’6″ | 260 | California |
| #79 | Terry Caldwell | LB | Senatobia, MSNorthwest Mississippi C.C. | |
6’2″ | 215 | Mississippi |
| #80 | Daris Workman | OL | San Pablo, CAContra Costa C.C. | |
6’5″ | 265 | N.C. State |
| #81 | Trey Dunkelberger | TE | Woodland Hills, CAPierce C.C. | |
6’5″ | 240 | Syracuse |
| #82 | Dominique Reed | WR | Coffeyville, KSCoffeyville C.C. | |
6’4″ | 175 | Arkansas |
| #83 | Shedrick Williams | DB | El Dorado, KSButler County C.C. | |
6’0″ | 180 | list |
| #84 | Drew Bailey | DT | Poplarville, MSPearl River C.C. | |
6’5″ | 282 | Louisville |
| #85 | Zireycus Letman | WR | Milledgeville, GAGeorgia Military College | |
6’3″ | 190 | Appalachian St. |
| #86 | Treshon Broughton | DB | Riverside, CARiverside C.C. | |
6’0″ | 180 | Washington St. |
| #87 | Malik Cuellar | OL |