Last week, we ranked the 50 best players in college basketball for the 2012-2013 season. You were impressed and outraged, and as folks are wont to do when lists pop up online, you submitted a bunch of glaring omissions. There’s no particular order to the names you’re about to read. With a few pithy comments from yours truly!

Sean Kilpatrick, G, Cincinnati – 14.3 ppg, one of the best returning guards in the Big East.
Cashmere Wright, G, Cincinnati – 10.9 ppg, 4.6 apg and such a cool name.
Tim Frazier, G, Penn State – Some people really, really like Frazier (18.8 ppg, 6.2 apg). Hell, somebody likes him more than DeShaun Thomas of Ohio State!
DeAndre Kane, G, Marshall – A knack for scoring and getting the rim, he averaged 15.1 ppg as a freshman and 16.5 as a sophomore.
Jeronne Maymon, F, Tennessee – I’m on team Stokes, but Maymon put up 12.7 ppg and 8.1 rpg last season.
Mark Lyons, G, Arizona – Had him on my initial list, but was unaware of the transfer to Arizona from Xavier. Probably 52 in my book.
Nick Faust, G, Maryland – Could possibly double his 8.9 ppg as a freshman.
Ben McLemore, G/F, Kansas – Incoming freshman generated the most “HOW COULD YOU FORGET THIS GUY” responses.
Isaiah Austin, C, Baylor – “Hey Jason, how is this guy in your mock draft, but not Top 50?” Daniel Orton was a 1st round pick who did nothing in college. Yes, I know the two players are nothing alike, but the NBA loves bigs, hence the lottery guess.
Michael Carter Williams, PG, Syracuse – I went with Triche over MCW, but I am a big fan of the latter. I still wonder why he didn’t get any burn in March.
CJ Fair, F, Syracuse – Like him, think he plays a valuable role, but don’t think he’s anywhere near a Top 50 player in the country.
Vincent Council, G, Providence – How’d I forget this guy! Averaged 15.9 ppg, 7.5 apg, and likely will be preseason All-Big East, 1st team.
Victor Oladipo, G, Indiana – If he’d made it, that would have made three Hoosiers.