This article is part of our Top Forwards series.
Here are our rankings of the top forwards in college basketball this season. Included below are players who also qualify at center (noted as F-C) and guard (G-F), as well. Rankings are based on points, rebounds, assists, turnovers, steals and blocks. Freshmen have an asterisk.
1. Shawn Long, Louisiana-Lafayette
2. John Brown, High Point
3. Chris Horton, Austin Peay, F-C
4. Larry Nance Jr., Wyoming
5. Josh Scott, Colorado
6. Jameel Warney, Stony Brook
7. Tashawn Thomas, Oklahoma
8. Scott Eatherton, Northeastern
9. LaDontae Henton, Providence
10. Jordan Mickey, LSU
11. Javonte Green, Radford
12. Joel Bolomboy, Weber State, F-C
13. Tim Williams, Samford
14. Myles Turner*, Texas
15. Marvin Dominique, St. Peter's
16. Frank Kaminsky, Wisconsin
17. J.J. Avila, Colorado State
18. Bobby Portis, Arkansas
19. Jalen Cannon, St. Francis (NY)
20. Montrezl Harrel, Louisville
21. Stanley Robinson*, Arizona
22. Kadeem Jack, Rutgers, F-C
23. Georges Niang, Iowa State
24. Stephan Hicks, Cal State Northridge
25. Stacy Davis, Pepperdine
26. Daniel Bejarano, Colorado State
27. Ryan Spangler, Oklahoma
28. Cliff Alexander*, Kansas
29. Justin Jackson*, North Carolina, G-F
30. Jordan Loveridge, Utah
31. Roosevelt Jones, Butler
32. Anthony Drmic, Boise State, G-F
33. Jarvis Williams, Murray State
34. Kevin Larsen, George Washington, F-C
35. Winston Shepard, San Diego State
36. Sam Dekkar, Wisconsin
37. LeBryan Nash, Oklahoma State
38. Darnell Valentine, Michigan State
39. Dez Wells, Maryland, G-F
40. Branden Dawson, Michigan State, G-F
41. Devin Thomas, Wake Forest
42. Keith Thomas, St. John's
