Shooting Guards

[Ducky]

A+ J-Mychal Reese(Texas) SG 20 6-5 205lbs B- B B- B C- B SO
A Stedman Lowry(Ohio State) SG 19 5-9 175lbs B- B C- C D A FR
A- Trevon Bluiett(Indiana) SG 19 6-4 175lbs C- B- C- B- C- A FR
A- Jay Canty(North Carolina) SG 22 6-4 205lbs B- B+ B- C C- B
B+ Davontay Grace(Kentucky) SG 21 6-6 190lbs C C+ C- B C- A JR
B Josh Selby(Maryland) SG 22 6-2 180lbs C+ C C+ B D B
B- Taran Buie(Marquette) SG 23 6-5 195lbs B- B- C C+ D+ B
C+ Marcus Jones(Texas Tech) SG 21 6-4 195lbs B- C+ D+ C- C- A JR
C+ Tyler Lamb(California) SG 22 6-4 210lbs B- C+ C C+ C- B
C+ Tyler Thornton(Gonzaga) SG 22 6-3 195lbs C A- C C+ D D
C Jamal Branch(Missouri) SG 21 6-1 190lbs B- C- C C D+ B JR
C- J.T. Terrell(South Carolina) SG 22 6-5 190lbs C+ C C+ C+ C C
D+ Chad Jackson(Kentucky) SG 22 6-6 210lbs C C C- B- C- C
D+ Neiko Hunter(Alabama) SG 23 6-7 195lbs C C+ C C+ C- D
D+ Maurice Nash(Louisville) SG 22 6-3 180lbs C C+ C C D+ D

[Ducky]

And the rest of this class is up. Haha, this is going to be fun. These guys IMO can go anywhere from 6th to like 16th:
A Stedman Lowry(Ohio State) SG 19 5-9 175lbs B- B C- C D A FR
Stud freshman, but he's a awful defender, and he's so small, but does not have the game to play PG. So much talent, but will he fit in anywhere?

A- Trevon Bluiett(Indiana) SG 19 6-4 175lbs C- B- C- B- C- A FR
Trevon is one of the biggest recruits coming out of HS last season. He's still very raw, but will that upside make GMs want to take a shot at him early in the draft?

A- Jay Canty(North Carolina) SG 22 6-4 205lbs B- B+ B- C C- B
Jay has some of the better ratings in the draft, but is his potential maxed out? If not, he could be stellar. Where to take him?

B+ Davontay Grace(Kentucky) SG 21 6-6 190lbs C C+ C- B C- A JR
Grace has good size and plays solid defense. Not bad for a Junior. But he is good enough to go top 10? We will see..

Should be fun.

[gotrunks226]

Wasn't Reese a PF or C in UOSL1?

[DB]

I think he might of been, or was he a pg? I know he was in the league for a little bit, but im pretty sure he came in as a point guard.

[Ducky]

Reese was like 6-10, and was a SF/PF. yeah... haha. In real life he's like 6-2 or 6-3 as a freshman. So 6-5 to 6-6 would be a solid guess at where he'd be.

[Ducky]

A+ J-Mychal Reese(Texas) SG 20 6-5 205lbs B- B B- B C- B SO
LeBron James anybody? Reese is going to be a stud. And he should go #1.

A Stedman Lowry(Ohio State) SG 19 5-9 175lbs B- B C- C D A FR

A- Trevon Bluiett(Indiana) SG 19 6-4 175lbs C- B- C- B- C- A FR
When you look at Trevon's ratings, you know why he's being hyped up. A freshmen with ridiculously sexy upside. Bluiett wasn't a big time recruit out of HS, but after his freshmen year he wowed people with his quickness and hops. He played hustle ball. He is a little undersized, and very raw. His inside scoring game is disgusting (in a bad way), and he could never play PG with his passing skills. However, Bluiett could be a stud if the potential is legit. And most scouts seem to think he is the real deal.

A- Jay Canty(North Carolina) SG 22 6-4 205lbs B- B+ B- C C- B
You don't hear this a lot, but I think it would have been wiser if Jay entered the draft last year, or the year before that. It's not a big deal, but 2 years ago, he would have been a top 5 pick. Now it'll be nice if he even goes in the lotto. Jay has game, that's for sure. When the ball is in his hands, he is a very dangerous player. However he isn't so special on defense, and his age and lack of growth of scouts questioning his potential. Jay won't be a complete bust, but I don't think he'll ever be a stud either. I guess going more in depth with a camp would be useful.

B+ Davontay Grace(Kentucky) SG 21 6-6 190lbs C C+ C- B C- A JR
Grace has a tremendous upside. Even though he is 21, scouts know he has room to grow. I like this pick, because it's a safe pick. Grace will become a solid player, and should be a really good defender by the end of his rookie contract. Grace will get you a ton of steals with his quick hands. He's got good jumping and has good quickness so he can be a solid threat to any defender. However, his offense is really raw, and his handles are awful. All in all I see a pretty good player here.

B Josh Selby(Maryland) SG 22 6-2 180lbs C+ C C+ B D B
Josh should be a very serviceable player. He's not talented enough, or big enough to go lotto, but I think some GMs can get a steal here. Selby has looked really good in a few UOSL2 camps. I think he has the potential to be a 6th man player. He's an amazing defender, and is so quick, that he'll get in the lane for lots of steals. Not a good shooter, and is very undersized. So he will have a hard time scoring. But if everything works out like it should, Selby should be a 6th man, if not better.

B- Taran Buie(Marquette) SG 23 6-5 195lbs B- B- C C+ D+ B
Taran Buie is your typical senior SG. He is a great college player. Plus 4 great years. In his JR year, he considers to enter the draft, but backs out. And in his senior year he receives tons of awards. That's Taran. Taran is a scoring machine, and because of his scoring, I think he can do alright in this league. He's got crazy hops. His growth is limited, but he could definitely be useful on the offensive end.

[aar]

I'd heavily consider Sledge over Reese

[Ducky]

aar said:

I'd heavily consider Sledge over Reese

Both are loaded. I guess it's just a matter of how much Sledge's weaknesses will improve.

A+ C+ A C+ D or B A- B+ A- C ?

I mean that doesn't mean much, but I think with Reese's size and more rounded out game, I'd take him #1.

Remember, last year I said Ross should go #1, yet Lamb won ROY and is looking better. So yeah, I wouldn't be too shocked if Sledge goes first, but I have a feeling Reese will go #1.

[jusstaddwatrr]

i'd gladly take reese at #1

[donatello2424]

I'd probably also do Reese over Sledge. Mainly due to the fact that I have a pg already, but mainly due to the fact that he is a good all-around player. Sledge has the inside game and handles, but Reese has the defense and outside game.