Texas, Baylor each have freshman big man in CBS Top 50

While Scott Drew and Rick Barnes may not wow many with their X's-and-O's skills, they're both adept at a far more important aspect of their job – reeling in big-time recruits.

2012 is no different, as both secured a commitment from a McDonald's All-American big man.

Over at CBS Sports, they made a ranking of the Top 50 big men in the country, and even though neither Cameron Ridley (Texas) or Isaiah Austin (Baylor) have played in a college game yet, they both made the cut:

21. Isaiah Austin, Baylor
	He's tough to figure. So long and athletic and talented, but how much will he actually produce in Waco? The NBA folks salivate over his skill-set and potential, but Scott Drew will have to find a way to get him to get things done rather than just look good in the layup lines. – J.G.

43. Cameron Ridley, Texas
	Don't be shocked if the Longhorns big man averages a double-double this season. There's a need for a legit center in Austin – and Ridley knows what he is: a big, strong, low-post presence who doesn't stray away from the paint. – J.G.

Austin, a Dallas native, and Ridley, hailing from Houston, have long been rivals on the AAU scene, a rivalry they're able to rekindle in the Big 12 this season.

And while Kansas, once again, looks like the class of the conference, the battle for No. 2 may come down to which highly-touted freshman big man is most ready to play from Day 1.