All of the above, and you forgot National Champion as well!!!!....ok, realistically....Wesley may scratch the surface of the All-American lists eventually, but don't be surprised if he goes thru a couple more fantastic seasons and doesn't have that kind of elite talk. AP voters love to reserve those top spots for the top scorers, plain and simple. And while I believe WJ will continue to be a real threat on the offensive end, his game is a lot better in the other areas. He'll continue to be good at everything. If ISU improves in the standings perienially and he's even part of the reason, he could shower in a ton of accolades and not get All-American talk because the media sees him as a dependable but maybe not "THE" go-to-guy on the offensive end. And Conference POY, in many years, is tougher than 2nd or 3rd team All-American. Should the Clones win the conference, the Dickey-V's of the world could look at the team and choose to pick the guy putting up the most points (like a mike taylor) rather than WJ for team MVP. And they'd base their decision on what looks to be the biggest improvement for the team in points scored. So.......I think 2nd team All-American, Conf POY runner-up twice, and a lock for the NBA first round (based on his all-around potential) assuming 3 more years of similar and injury-free ball.
BTW....Don't be surprised if we start seeing a ton more "super-freshmen" like Durant playing college ball every couple years. Ok, maybe not as good, but the 19-year rule in the NBA has the potential to set up talent like never before in the college ranks. And thus recruiting may become more and more important in the coming years....all the more reason to build the program up.
