Memphis commit could be star in Big East 
Memphis is sure to encounter plenty of NBA prospects in league play, a tough prospect that could lead less talented squads to slip to the bottom of the standings fast. But recruiting has never really been a problem for Pastner -- despite succeeding John Calipari -- and the Tigers have assembled an outstanding class (ranked No. 3 by ESPN) that will ease their transition into the new-look Big East.
Iverson could be the centerpiece of this class. A blend of power forward size, super athletic abilities and an array of skills puts Iverson at the top of the category in terms of players with upside.
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