haha he cant be strong than the two guys from johns hopkins, those guys were built like they were on steroids!!

Having played with ben, coached him, and also having talked to him about the newell camp, working amare's camp, lebron's camp, and yes having played with all those guys, how it went and so forth, i think ben has a legit shot at the league.
However, I am not sure on being drafted, because ben is seriously still raw from a physical stand point. He stopped growing in college, and can still benefit from a strength and conditioning program. He has good strength now, weighing in around 225, but he could still add about 25 more lbs and still be just as mobile. My opinion is that he should take a contract overseas, keeping developing on and off the court, and then attempt to make it into the league, but thats just my opinion.

      Just wanna add to Jboogie and say how proud i am also of my former teammates. That last Va Wes game for them seemed like one for the ages. I remember listening to Belkoski on the internet cast mention that during the later minutes of the game when things got tight that he and Balenga discussed how "they wouldn't want it any other way" as far as playing each other for the ODAC title. 
      Anways, I also want to add, from my own personal opinion, that Macon should be in the tournament. And it is always hard, probably for their seniors, when you think back about all the shoulda coulda wouldas. I recall last year with the quakers, with all the close games where they could of gone either way, and if perhaps one more of the those games went the other way, then Guilford prob wouldn't of made the tournament. I've worked a ton of camps, and listened to Mike Rhodes speak a couple times, and I believe that he will have them well prepared for next year. More so, when you listen to him speak and teach, you realize why he was fomer POY, and national champ at Leb. Valley.
      Concluding, I am on the edge of my seat the rest of the way out. Good luck to the Marlins and the Quakers!!!