Big 12 Rankings: Top 5 Power Forwards For 2014-15

Mar 21, 2014; San Antonio, TX, USA; Iowa State Cyclones forward Georges Niang (31) reacts after making a shot in the first half of a men
Mar 21, 2014; San Antonio, TX, USA; Iowa State Cyclones forward Georges Niang (31) reacts after making a shot in the first half of a men
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Mar 21, 2014; San Antonio, TX, USA; Iowa State Cyclones forward Georges Niang (31) reacts after making a shot in the first half of a men
Mar 21, 2014; San Antonio, TX, USA; Iowa State Cyclones forward Georges Niang (31) reacts after making a shot in the first half of a men

Over the past few days, I’ve dove into which point guards and shooting guards can be considered the best in the Big 12 conference, and to no one’s surprise, there was some phenomenal players included in that mix.

But with the backcourt now completed, we’ll move into the frontcourt, and what better place to start than with what is overwhelmingly the deepest and most talent-littered position within the conference … power forward.

Some of the power forwards in the conference are former McDonald’s All-Americans who have become a staple within the program after sticking around a while, while other’s are some highly touted freshmen who bring along with them some unparalleled hype, unless of course, you try to put them on the scale of Andrew Wiggins last season.

But all in all, the power forward position is, by far, the deepest in the Big 12 and the top five surely includes some familiar names.

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