The Mid-American Conference has a long history of great players.
During my MAC career as an Ohio Bobcat in the mid 1980s, the league had its share of big-timers that went on to play in the NBA: Ron Harper at Miami (Ohio), Dan Majerle at Central Michigan, Grant Long at Eastern Michigan and my Ohio teammates Paul "Snoopy" Graham and Dave Jamerson.
The more recent stars include Ohio's Gary Trent, the "Shaq of the MAC," Miami's sharp shooter Wally Szczerbiak and Bowling Green's Antonio Daniels.
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Reggie Rankin
College Basketball RecruitingReggie Rankin has coached in the SEC, Big 12, MAC, and others over 14 seasons. He has been a scout and analyst for RecruitingNation since 2007.
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