SHELBY VET: Power Rankings| Are The Bulls The Most Complete Team ? | Can The Lakers Survive In This League ?

1. Bulls (3-0) – Best team in the league, 1st in points allowed, steals and blocks, this is a great defensive unit, still early only 3 games into the season. Bill Treece leads the team in scoring with 21.7 points per game. Marcus Anderson still a force to reckon with, grabbing 9 rebounds and 3.3 blocks a game. Bulls will be a very hard team to defeat as the season moves forward.

2. Thunder (2-1) - Leon Kennedy makes his debut in Ultimate Hoops. He is a solid forward for the Thunder. Deandre Cottrell leads the team in assists. Shawn Graham, also playing phenomenal, averaging 28 points a game. This team doesn’t have depth on their roster, which is a concern as the season moves along.

3. Nets (1-2) – 1st in rebounds, with David Stephens, Val Juncaj, and Tay Robinson, this team rebounding game will be dominate. This a great asset to have, and a big key to win games. Johnnie Brown leads the team with 25.3 points per game. This is a solid team, despite starting the season with only one win. Look for this team to improve, and win some games as the season moves forward.

4. Pistons (1-2) Additions of Jason Sawinksi, and Courtney Sanders, Pistons look to get back on top of things, and be one of the top teams. Mckinsey Golfin leads the team in scoring, with 26 points per game. The only concern I have with this team is scoring. Who will be that player to help Golfin, and put up some points as well? If they can’t find that player, this team is either going to live or die with Mckinsey Golfin.

5. Raptors (1-2) - Jeff Wertz has been a solid player so far this season. It’s been continuing since winter season, when he played with the Bulls. Just like Pistons with Golfin, Wertz is going to need some help he won’t be able to do it all himself. Other than that, if they play strong, control the tempo of the game, they can be a solid team .500 team.

6. Lakers (1-2) They got a much a needed win last week, Larry Bienkowski, wave very tough to guard, he leads the team, in points , rebounds, steals, and blocks. But he too will need other players around him to step up, if the Lakers want to make some noise this season. The only problem I have is the guard position, they need a consistent player who has ball control, able to feed players like Todd Lueck, Larry Bienkowski, and Jeff Manoski the ball and get these players going.