[providencefriars1Participant]

1. Nerlens Noel, C Kentucky
2. Cody Zeller, C Indiana
3. Shabazz Muhammed, SF UCLA
4. James Michael McAdoo, PF UNC
5. Alex Poythress, SF/PF Kentucky
6. Isaiah Austin, C Baylor
7. Steven Adams, C Pittsburgh
8. Rudy Gobert, PF France
9. Tony Mitchell, SF North Texas
10. Adonis Thomas, SF Memphis
11. Anthony Bennett, PF UNLV
12. BJ Young, SG Arkansas
13. Pat Young, C Florida
14. Myck Kabongo, PG Texas
15. Kyle Anderson, SF UCLA
16. Archie Goodwin, SG Kentucky
17. Ricky Ledo, SG Providence
18. Dario Saric, SF Croatia
19. CJ Leslie, PF NCST
20. Wayne Blackshear, SG Louisville
21. Andre Roberson, PF Colorado
22. Alex Abrines, SG Spain
23. PJ Hariston, SG UNC
24. Michael Carter Williams, PG Syracuse
25. Otto Porter, SF/PF Georgetown
26. Kentavious Caldwell Pope, SG Georgia
27. Mason Plumlee, C Duke
28. Jeff Withey, C Kansas
29. CJ McCollum, SG Lehigh
30. Le’Bryan Nash, SF Oklahoma St
31. CJ Fair, SF/PF Syracuse
32. Alex Len, C Maryland
33. Kaleb Tarcewzki, C Arizona
34. Joshua Smith, C UCLA
35. Ryan Harrow, PG Kentucky
36. Grant Jarrett, PF Arizona
37. Mike Moser, SF/PF UNLV
38. Reggie Bullock, SG/SF UNC
39. Cameron Ridley, C Texas
40. Branden Dawson, SF Michigan St
41. DeShaun Thomas, SF/PF Ohio St
42. Sergey Karasev, SG Russia
43. Elijiah Johnson, PG/SG Kansas
44. Aaron Craft, PG Ohio St
45. Lorenzo Brown, PG NCST
46. Trey Burke, PG Michigan
47. Gary Harris, SG Michigan St
48. Elias Harris, SF/PF Gonzaga
49. Rodney Hood, SF Duke/Ohio St
50. Dmitry Kulagin, PG Russia
51. Richard Howell, PF NCST 
52. Marcus Smart, SG Oklahoma St
53. Victor Oladipo, SG/SF Indiana
54. Mitch McGary, PF/C Michigan
55. Alessandro Gentile, SF Italy
56. Rasheed Sulaimon, SG Duke
57. Ray McCallum, PG/SG Detroit
58. Nenad Miljenovic PG Serbia
59. Adreian Payne, PF/C Michigan St
60. Rodney Williams, SF Minnesota
61. Doug McDermott, SF Creighton
62. Isaiah Canaan, PG Murray St
63. Tim Hardaway, SG Michigan
64. Flip Pressey, PG Missouri
65. Gorgui Dieng, C Louisville
66. CJ Aiken, PF St Joes
67. Rakeem Christmas, PF/C Syracuse
68. Johnny Bryant, PF LSU
69. Michael Snaer, SG Florida St
70. Augusto Lima, PF Brazil
71. Mouphtaou Yarou, C Villanova
72. Nemanja Nedovic, SG Serbia
73. Chane Behannen, PF Louisville
74. De’Mon Brooks, SG Davidson
75. Brandon Paul, PG/SG Illinois
76. Kenny Boynton, SG Florida
77. Nurideen Lindsey, PG Rider
78. Alec Brown, C Green Bay
79. Allen Crabbe, SG Cal
80. Aaric Murray, PF West Virginia
81. Khem Birch, C UNLV
82. Trevor Mbakwe, PF Minnesota
83. DeAndre Daniels, SF/PF UConn
84. Alex Oriakhi, C Missouri
85. Keith Appling, PG Michigan St
86. Vander Blue, SG Marquette
87. Nate Wolters, PG South Dakota St
88. Lucas Nogueira, C Brazil
89. Jonas Bergstedt, C Denmark
90. Marshall Plumlee, C Duke
91. Maximillan Kleber, PF Germany
92. Phillipp Nueman, C Germany
93. Dorian Finney Smith, SF Florida
94. Mindaugas Kupsas, C Lithuania
95. DeWayne Dedmon, C USC
96. Seth Curry, PG/SG Duke
97. Mateusz Ponitka, SG Poland
98. CJ Wilcox, SG Washington
99. Josiah Turner, PG SMU
100. Dwight Powell, PF Stanford

My Thoughs…

• Notable Omissions: Ian Miller, Shabazz Napier, Ryan Boatright, Kyle Wiltjer, Jarnell Stokes, Jeronne Maymon, Peyton Siva, Rodney McGruder, Rodney Purvis, Christian Watford, Jamaal Franklin, Solomon Hill, Rontei Clarke, Anthony Collins, Trent Lockett, Reggie Johnson
• Too High: DeAndre Daniels, PJ Hariston, Elijiah Johnson, Richard Howell, Nurideen Lindsey, De’Mon Brooks, Vander Blue
• Too Low: CJ Wilcox, Aaric Murray, Trevor Mbakwe, Khem Birch, Trey Burke, DeShaun Thomas,  Doug McDermott
• Im glad im not on an island with Rick Ledo. I had him at 16 on my board so im not too much of a homer
• From all ive read on ESPN about Willie Cauley and Ben McClemore im surprised they are not included
• Overall I think this is a very underrated and deep draft, but there isnt as much star power
• Noel, Zeller, and Muhammed are in their own top tier right now but there is a huge 2nd tier and even bigger 3rd tier.

 

[ChewyParticipant]

Pat Young over CJ Leslie? I’d take Leslie everyday and twice on sunday. Though Young would b a Faried type hustle guy, he should be last first rd. Leslie could be lottery.

Isaih Austin is rated way too high. He has the size, but I’m not sold on him and  I want to see him prove himself in college before saying he’s a top ten guy.

[Sewok15Participant]

I would take Young over Leslie on potential. He could have a TRob type of year if he gets it together. The CJ that is underrated here is CJ Aiken of St. Joes I think he could be a decent NBA player.

[Lebron’s HairlineParticipant]

Trevor mbwake is getting the Leon powe treatment, Seth curry won’t get drafted unless he can improve his shooting off the dribble and work on his handles, Otto porter and kentavious Caldwell are too low these guys can ball, did Rodney hood just fall off the face of the earth? Where is he

[NbanflguyParticipant]

Wasnt Mbawke thought of as a late 1st-early 2nd round pick earlier this year? Idk how a torn acl drops him all the way to 82. This isnt the 1970’s, acl injuries really are not the end of the world anymore.

[HaleParticipant]

He’s going to be a 24 year old slightly undersized PF, with the added injury concern. Although he should still be in the top 60.

[HaleParticipant]

Noel, Austin and CJ McCollum are all too high. Noel is at best the 4th best prospect right now, Austin is as soft as they come and McCollum is a straight chucker.

[Tongue-Out-Like-23Participant]

Lmao at Austin over Adams.  

Shabazz is hands-down the best prospect in this draft, I would only consider Cody Zeller at #1 simply because of his polish but I believe Shabazz has more potential.

[mattmancalcagnoParticipant]

just wondering as a duke fan do any of you guys see the likes of Ryan Kelly and Seth Curry being drafted because I can see both having tremendous years at Duke this year since Rivers dipped early. Kelly is a high scoring foward who can stretch the floor and I see him having a ryan anderson type career. With Curry i also can see improving a lot since he wont be asked to be a pg so now he can just sit on the wing and get buckets. I also see him as having a backup role in nba. I probably wont get thumbs and stuff but i was just curious since I see people like marshall plumlee and rasheed on this list.

[mattmancalcagnoParticipant]

just wondering as a duke fan do any of you guys see the likes of Ryan Kelly and Seth Curry being drafted because I can see both having tremendous years at Duke this year since Rivers dipped early. Kelly is a high scoring foward who can stretch the floor and I see him having a ryan anderson type career. With Curry i also can see improving a lot since he wont be asked to be a pg so now he can just sit on the wing and get buckets. I also see him as having a backup role in nba. I probably wont get thumbs and stuff but i was just curious since I see people like marshall plumlee and rasheed on this list.

[gstar69Participant]

UNC SENIOR STARTING 2 GUARD DEXTER STRICKLAND SHOULD BE IN THIS LIST.. HANDS DOWN HE`S GONNA BE ALL ACC THIS COMING SEASON JUST WATCH.. 

[Tongue-Out-Like-23Participant]

Starting 2-guard?

Did Reggie Bullock leave the team?

[HaleParticipant]

Bullock will probably play the 3.

[Lotto StudParticipant]

 It painfully kills me that Siva has been wrote off, I love what he brings to the wood as a little guy he is a version of Nate Robinson meets Sebastian Telfair.

[WizardofOzParticipant]

Siva is garbage. Too small, over-penetrates, can’t shoot, not a good decision maker. Future PG in China.

[machu46Participant]

Nate Robinson is 13058203852 times the athlete that Peyton Siva is.

[WizardofOzParticipant]

The top 3 should be Shabazz, Steven Adams, and umm…Tony Mitchell?

Tough call but im not big on Noel or Zeller….or McAdoo for that matter. A lot of these projected top guys have so much to learn. Not zeller, but I think his upside is limited.

2013 looks kind of bleak. I hope some unheralded freshmen surprise and climb up the ranks.

[machu46Participant]

Nice to see MCW and CJ Fair representing  SU on this list.

[UNCbasketballbumParticipant]

If Mason "friggin" Plumlee got drafted, Ryan Kelly should be drafted.  He has a nice skill set, although mediocre athleticism.

[Memphis MadnessParticipant]

There’s a lot of promise at the top of the 2013 draft. Jarnell Stokes looks legit too. I think we will get some breakout guys. Shaq Goodwin might be a guy that will move up the charts this year for Memphis.

It should be fairly solid.

The talent might drop off a bit earlier next year but Noel, Zeller, McAdoo, and Mohammed look promising. Next year’s draft will help the top 3-5 lottery teams and then at the bottom of the first round the contenders who only need to add role players/depth. I don’t think there will be as many great players in the middle of the draft. Basically, if you win a top three pick you will be good. And if you are Sam Presti picking for the Thunder you should get a steal late in the first round. But if you are a mediocre team looking to get a lot better then I don’t think 2013 is your year.

If I am the Sixers though, next year’s pick going to Miami could turn into a solid player. Miami ended up trading down this year, getting a big center in the second round, saving money, and then getting a decent draft pick in next year’s draft which will still have some solid players throughout the first round. While Arnett Moultrie looks promising, the Heat might get a better fit in next year’s draft. I think Miami made a pretty good move. They already have Bosh, Haslem, LeBron, and Shane Battier as guys who can play power forward, and Moultrie doesn’t look like an NBA center at this point. That money was better spent going after a free agent (Ray Allen), getting Eddy Curry’s replacement as a 14th (15th?) man, and then getting another pick next year. So the Heat have two picks next year in a draft that could end up being "underrated".

 

[lalailaParticipant]

idk is it only me but there is NO way Cody is #1 in the draft..just  look at the history there haven’t been below 240lbs 6’8!!winspan pure center selected that high i think even if his skills would be alltime great you still would look at him and say he hasn’t that much potential..

im also a believer than Bazz has to be #1 Noel is good but really no Anthony Davis to be honest..

 

also i think it depends a lot on McAdoo body he looks to have a TRob type of muscular wide body structure and he looks to have even longer arms than those 7′ he measured at nike hoop sumit, IF it is true he could be a bigtime contender

[FastAndFuriousParticipant]

 Maybe I overlooked it but no Ian Miller?

[druneave3Participant]

Rasheed Sulaimon?

[F_S]

 1. shabazz

2. nerlens

3. cody

4. mcadoo

5. poythress

6. adams

7. bj young

8. tony mitchell

9. archie goodwin

10. cj mccollum

11. lorenzo brown

12. c.j. leslie

13. isaiah austin

14. undecided. 

 

 

 

 

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