[UNC_Raps23Participant]

Overall, not talking about what the cavaliers magic or wizards would need the most towards there team. But down the road, i dont see anyone from this draft making a first second or third team all star (except olodipo for defence) but down the road who do you think will be the cream of the crop for this draft.

My thought is porter because of his length and athleticism, watching him at georgetown this year was a treat.

Also, to these three players where would they go next year if they returned?

Wiggins
Parker
Noel
Randle
Porter

Would be my top 5

Mclemore would be close to the harriston twins around 15-18. personally he didnt show up in the tourney and it hurt his stock, and the hype was too high on him anyways personally, olodipo and KCP i believe will be better pros the Mclemore

[GrovesinternationalParticipant]

With my limited knowledge of next year’s class i would have Wiggins, Parker, Randle, Andrew Harrison and Cauley-Stein all above Noel and Porter. i would say they both fit somewhere from 7-14.

[GrovesinternationalParticipant]

With my limited knowledge of next year’s class i would have Wiggins, Parker, Randle, Andrew Harrison and Cauley-Stein all above Noel and Porter. i would say they both fit somewhere from 7-14.

[TallmanNYCParticipant]

No Groves, Noel would be right up there at the top in any class. 4 blocks and 2 steals per game comes around once in a generation. If a GM values that stuff, then Noel wouldn’t drop that far. The offense can be taught and will come. And even if it doesn’t, if he rebounds, blocks shots and steals balls he will be a stud at the NBA level.

[GrovesinternationalParticipant]

I like the guy (Kentucky fan), but he is underweight and according to scouts he may not have the ability to add much weight. He is weak offensively, is recovering from an ACL injury, he may have potential but he also may not be worth the risk to a team with a top 5 pick… if a team wants to take him then power to them, but there are players in next years class who are also incredibly good (just as good or more with a more balanced game) and don’t carry the same bust potential.

[GrovesinternationalParticipant]

I like the guy (Kentucky fan), but he is underweight and according to scouts he may not have the ability to add much weight. He is weak offensively, is recovering from an ACL injury, he may have potential but he also may not be worth the risk to a team with a top 5 pick… if a team wants to take him then power to them, but there are players in next years class who are also incredibly good (just as good or more with a more balanced game) and don’t carry the same bust potential.

[TallmanNYCParticipant]

No Groves, Noel would be right up there at the top in any class. 4 blocks and 2 steals per game comes around once in a generation. If a GM values that stuff, then Noel wouldn’t drop that far. The offense can be taught and will come. And even if it doesn’t, if he rebounds, blocks shots and steals balls he will be a stud at the NBA level.

[ItsRainingNegsParticipant]

Noel, Porter, McLemore if ordering just those 3. And Cauley-Stein is not better than Noel for anyone with that misconception.

[ItsRainingNegsParticipant]

Noel, Porter, McLemore if ordering just those 3. And Cauley-Stein is not better than Noel for anyone with that misconception.

[FutureNBAGMParticipant]

I would take McLemore first. Hes got a well rounded game, is healthy, and he might have the most potential of anyone in this draft.

[FutureNBAGMParticipant]

I would take McLemore first. Hes got a well rounded game, is healthy, and he might have the most potential of anyone in this draft.

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