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Ten most dangerous scorers heading into the 2017 NCAA Tournament

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Malik Monk, guard, Kentucky

Malik Monk

Freshman guard Malik Monk, a former five-star recruit, will likely only be in a Kentucky uniform for another month or so. He’s basically guaranteed to be a top pick in the next NBA draft, and he has the scoring ability to single-handledly propel Kentucky to yet another NCAA Tournament win.

Of course, with all the talent around Monk, John Calipari doesn’t need him to be a one-man show, but the fact remains that he could be. Monk is averaging 21.7 points per game this season, which is good for 12th in all of college basketball.

He’s a long, lanky guard with incredible range and the ability to stop on a dime and put up a silky smooth jump shot from just about anywhere on the court.

Monk scored an incredible 47 points against then-No. 7 ranked North Carolina back in December, and he put up 37 against Georgia in late January.

He’s one of the top scorers in the nation.

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