ODAC Basketball 90's Greatest Players

I have been a big fan of ODAC basketball for those of you who don't know that's Old Dominion Athletic Conference Basketball. I am a graduate of Lynchburg College and you guessed it Lynchburg College is part of the ODAC. This Blog post is designed to give you the public my All ODAC Basketball Team of the 1990's. So sit back, relax and join me down memory lane.

All 1990's ODAC Basketball

My Starters:

Center - Anthony Cummings early 90's Lynchburg College a 6'9 athletic post that can run the floor like a guard but finish on the break like a power player.

Power Forward - Bryant Lee early 90's Roanoke College a 6'7 power player that rebounds like Charles Barkley and very athletic.

Small Forward - Otis Tucker mid 90's Lynchburg College 6'2 power guard forward, I like to think of him as the Body Guard, Strong Powerful but has a nice soft touch.

Shooting Guard - Todd Kerr mid 90's Hampden Sydney 6'4 silky smooth 2 that can slash with the best of them. Todd is a heck of an athlete.

Point Guard - Ahmad Smalls mid 90's Lynchburg College 6'1 lighten quick point that could break anyone down off the dribble. I liken him to Iverson before Iverson

On My Bench-

Shooting Guard- Hillary Scott early 90's Roanoke College 6'5 smooth jump shooter with great touch.

Shooting Guard- Jason Bishop mid 90's Roanoke College 6'4 athletic guard that can slash and sink the outside J

Center - Jason Jones late 90's Emery & Henry 6'8 power post that can push anyone out of the way. Jason demanded respect in the low post.

Point Guard- Tee Jennings early 90's Hampden Sidney 5'6 super quick pesky guard that can steal the ball from anyone

Small Forward - Scott Powers mid 90's Bridgewater College 6'3 great shooter and slasher

Shooting Guard - Rodney Early mid 90's Lynchburg College 6'1 slasher can get shoot off on anyone

Center - Dan Rush early 90's Bridgewater College 6'8 power post with the best hands I ever seen

My Head Coach is Tony Shafer Hampden Sydney

Well folks this my team and I will put them in their prime against any college basketball team in the nation.