Post by Ducky on Apr 12, 2007 20:40:56 GMT -5
1-Kevin Durant SF 6'9'' 225 19 B- B C C+ C+ A
Pretty obvious why this guy is #1. He's got a NBA body. He will help out any team right away. Scoring machine. And the rest of his game is pretty sick.
2-Corey Brewer SF 6'9'' 185 21 C+ C+ C B C- A
You don't get many lock down defenders like Brewer in a draft. He should be a great defensive player in UOSL. Also has a decent scoring game to go with his D.
3-Mike Conley Jr. PG 6'1'' 180 20 C+ C B- B- D+ A
I was tempted to but Conley Jr. in front of Brewer, but I think Conley is less NBA ready and doesn't have the body like Brewer. However, Conley is a general out on the court, he is a great passer. He also plays solid D thanks to his long arms and the way he stays real low. Should be a good player in UOSL.
4-Acie Law IV PG 6'3'' 195 22 C+ B- C+ C D+ A
Law had a great senior season, getting a lot of national attention. What I like about this guy is his hardiness. Law is a strong guy fir his size. Isn't afraid to take contact, and he has a very solid jumpshot from outside. He could play either 1 or 2, I see him going late lotto.
5-Nicolas Batum SG 6'8'' 200 19 C+ C+ C C+ D+ A
Batum is a guy who can be projected anywhere from a lotto pick to a late 1st or possibly even a 2nd rounder. Batum won't help anyone out right away, but he has potential to be a stud. I have a feeling some teams will take a risk on this guy just because of his size and the potential he has.
6-Al Thornton SF 6'8'' 220 23 C+ B- D+ B- C B
I like this guy a lot. Very solid all-around. He'd beat up Batum on a one on one drill, but Thornton don't got the same potential. That's probably the only thing holding him back from being a top 5-10 pick. He has a great offensive attack, very versitale, and very quick. D is also solid, should be a good player for whoever he plays for.
7-Marcus Williams SG 6'7'' 205 20 B- C+ C- C+ C- A
Marcus is a solid looking prospect. He is a solid scorer and decent defender. He isn't very strong, but makes up for it in his quickness and jumping. He is a solid inside scorer for a man of his height. He needs to polish the other aspects of his game and he will be the real deal.
8-Derrick Byars SG 6'7'' 220 23 C+ B- C C+ C- B
Byars had a great senior season. He has an all around solid game, but his stock drops because GMs feel he can't grow much more. Byars should turn out alright. He has good size, and could play anywhere from SF to PG.
9-Morris Almond SG 6'6'' 215 22 B- B- D+ C+ C C
Almond is a hot commodity. He is a scoring machine. One of the better scorers in the draft. He has great form. He has NBA type body, and plays good D and works hard on the boards. Only problem is potential. Scouts feel like he ain't going no where.
10-Rudy Fernandez SG 6'6'' 172 22 C+ C+ C+ C D A
I couldn't decide who to put at this spot. Because after the top 9, the immediate talent dropped. But I like this Rudy guy. He has mad hops, and has a solid outside shot. Extremely versitale, he is petty quick and does it all. He is still a little raw but that A potential is why GMs keep an eye on this guy.
Enjoy fellas.
Pretty obvious why this guy is #1. He's got a NBA body. He will help out any team right away. Scoring machine. And the rest of his game is pretty sick.
2-Corey Brewer SF 6'9'' 185 21 C+ C+ C B C- A
You don't get many lock down defenders like Brewer in a draft. He should be a great defensive player in UOSL. Also has a decent scoring game to go with his D.
3-Mike Conley Jr. PG 6'1'' 180 20 C+ C B- B- D+ A
I was tempted to but Conley Jr. in front of Brewer, but I think Conley is less NBA ready and doesn't have the body like Brewer. However, Conley is a general out on the court, he is a great passer. He also plays solid D thanks to his long arms and the way he stays real low. Should be a good player in UOSL.
4-Acie Law IV PG 6'3'' 195 22 C+ B- C+ C D+ A
Law had a great senior season, getting a lot of national attention. What I like about this guy is his hardiness. Law is a strong guy fir his size. Isn't afraid to take contact, and he has a very solid jumpshot from outside. He could play either 1 or 2, I see him going late lotto.
5-Nicolas Batum SG 6'8'' 200 19 C+ C+ C C+ D+ A
Batum is a guy who can be projected anywhere from a lotto pick to a late 1st or possibly even a 2nd rounder. Batum won't help anyone out right away, but he has potential to be a stud. I have a feeling some teams will take a risk on this guy just because of his size and the potential he has.
6-Al Thornton SF 6'8'' 220 23 C+ B- D+ B- C B
I like this guy a lot. Very solid all-around. He'd beat up Batum on a one on one drill, but Thornton don't got the same potential. That's probably the only thing holding him back from being a top 5-10 pick. He has a great offensive attack, very versitale, and very quick. D is also solid, should be a good player for whoever he plays for.
7-Marcus Williams SG 6'7'' 205 20 B- C+ C- C+ C- A
Marcus is a solid looking prospect. He is a solid scorer and decent defender. He isn't very strong, but makes up for it in his quickness and jumping. He is a solid inside scorer for a man of his height. He needs to polish the other aspects of his game and he will be the real deal.
8-Derrick Byars SG 6'7'' 220 23 C+ B- C C+ C- B
Byars had a great senior season. He has an all around solid game, but his stock drops because GMs feel he can't grow much more. Byars should turn out alright. He has good size, and could play anywhere from SF to PG.
9-Morris Almond SG 6'6'' 215 22 B- B- D+ C+ C C
Almond is a hot commodity. He is a scoring machine. One of the better scorers in the draft. He has great form. He has NBA type body, and plays good D and works hard on the boards. Only problem is potential. Scouts feel like he ain't going no where.
10-Rudy Fernandez SG 6'6'' 172 22 C+ C+ C+ C D A
I couldn't decide who to put at this spot. Because after the top 9, the immediate talent dropped. But I like this Rudy guy. He has mad hops, and has a solid outside shot. Extremely versitale, he is petty quick and does it all. He is still a little raw but that A potential is why GMs keep an eye on this guy.
Enjoy fellas.
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