IMO, Osiris Eldridge = Phil Gilbert without a conscience.
In fact, PG's shooting percentages were better, and the following comparison suggests Gilbert may have been the better player.
Here are the numbers just for their senior seasons, and recall that Phillip Gilbert missed 10 games, and played his senior with a broken foot! He also played on a team with 2 other players who averaged more than 15 ppg (Sommerville and Gillingham).
In addition, Osiris Eldridge's stats this season are greatly inflated by playing such a weak non-conference schedule.
2009-10-Osiris Eldridge...33 minutes per game, 15.9 ppg (lead MVC), 4.0 rpg, 41.5% FG, 35.4% three point, 81% free throws, 2.5 apg, 1.3 steals per game.
Note that his numbers for MVC Conference games-only are much worse-
13.7 ppg (7th in the MVC) and 31.5% three point shooting percentage.
http://www.mvc.org/mbb/stats/ils.htm
2003-04-Phil Gilbert.......32 minutes per game, 16.0 ppg (lead MVC), 3.4 rpg, 41.8% FG, 37.4% three point, 83.5% free throws, 1.6 apg, 0.8 steals per game.
http://www.bradleybraves.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=19334&SPID=1498&DB_OEM_ID=3400&ATCLID=129390
Also, in his 4 seasons, Phil Gilbert lead Bradley to just as many MVC League titles, and MVC Tournament titles as Osiris Eldridge lead ISU to, and Gilbert played in just as many NCAA tournaments as Eldridge.
By comparison, Gilbert was every good an MVC player as OE, maybe better.