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3. Washington. Even without all-conference guard Isaiah Thomas, the Huskies should have an elite perimeter unit with Abdul Gaddy (assuming no glitches in his recovery from a knee injury), Terrence Ross, C.J. Wilcox and Scott Suggs. If the big men develop, UW could win the league. Arizona. Losing Williams, a projected top-three pick in the draft, is a double-whammy Christian Dior Sunglasses. Not only did he provide 19.1 pts and 8.1 rebs per game, he made everyone else better — from point guard Lamont Jones to forward Solomon Hill. The recruiting class is well regarded but hardly guaranteed to make an immediate, and consistent, impact. 5. Stanford. The Cardinal returns its entire roster (assuming Jeremy Green rejoins the team after being suspended from school for the spring quarter) Oakley Sunglasses Cheap. Green, Anthony Brown and Dwight Powell should combine for 45-50 ppg and get the Cardinal into the postseason, although the NIT seems a bit more likely than the NCAAs. 6. Oregon. The Ducks were one of the league's surprise teams in 2010-11. Losing top scorer and rebounder Joevan Catron is a blow, but he's hardly irreplaceable Arnette Sunglasses. And look for overall improvement as the Ducks become more comfortable with second-year coach Dana Altman.