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Posted by Wen on June 12th, 2017

In a sense, big men have never been the sport's best draw. Highlights on SportsCenter show dunks and three-pointers, not stout interior defense or crafty post play. But when it comes to, you know, winning, there's nothing like a dominant physical presence on the interior. College basketball is going to be rich with very good big men next season.

You can start with Jahlil Okafor, the 6'10 Duke commit from NFL 18 Coins Chicago who has sat atop the class rankings for most of his high school career. Okafor accomplished just about everything a high school player can, winning the state championship in Illinois last week and being named the national Player of the Year at a McDonald's banquet days later. You can be sure the Blue Devils wish they had him this year.Duke's season, the one that just ended in the first round of the

Tournament against No. 13 seed Mercer, serves as the perfect example for the importance of big men. Coach K started Parker, a natural small forward, at power forward, and Amil Jefferson -- at 6'9, 210 lbs. -- at the five. The Blue Devils' loss to Mercer was a microcosm of their season. Duke hit 15 three-pointers at a 40 percent clip, but could not stop Mercer from getting layups at the rim again and again.

If Duke had any type of interior presence, they may still be dancing. Jahlil Okafor/Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY SportsFor as huge and skilled as Okafor is, some don't even consider him the best big man in his own city. That's where Cliff Alexander comes in, a 6'8 power forward who is headed to Kansas. Alexander lacks Okafor's polish but Cheap Madden NFL 18 Coins makes up for it with boundless energy and explosiveness. If Okafor has the footwork and touch to score on the block at the next level, Alexander has the strength and the hops to finish lobs and putbacks at the rim like a man playing against boys.  It's fitting that Alexander has the face and body of https://www.ballscoins.com/