Lets See Some Big Boards/Mock Drafts

 Here’s my top 10.. Can’t really say about other prospects since I haven’t monitored them closely.

1. Luka Doncic

2. Trae Young

3. DeAndre Ayton

4. Michael Porter

5. Jaren Jackson

6. Mo Bamba

7. Wendell Carter

8. Marvin Bagley

9. Mikal Bridges

10. Kevin Knox

1. Deandre Ayton
2.Luka Doncic
3.Mohamed Bamba
4.Marvin Bagley
5.Shai Gilgeous Alexander
6.Jaren Jackson Jr.
7.Michael Porter Jr.
8.Trae Young
9. Kevin Knox
10.Mikal Bridges
11.Wendell Carter
12.Lonnie Walker
13. Zhaire Smith
14. Georgios Kalaitzakis
15. Gary Trent Jnr

Thats it for now

are underrated and teams’ needs may result in more big men chosen in the first round like Konate, Wiley or even Penava…

You got only two inside players between the 16th and 27th pick, I don’t think the draft will go that way.

Concerning the players you picked, Carr is very interesting but has a very poor FG % from inside the 3pt line, Musa is a leow average three point shooter who doesn’t contribute much in other aspects of the game. Bonga is very raw with only 6pts per game and 8 3pt made over the season, and o that impressive on D (1st and 0.5blk in 23min).

weballin.net

 Op you have Robert Williams way too high, he’s a javall mcgee type! Very raw and not so smart..,

1. Luka Doncic- as close to can’t miss as we have seen in some time, the best player in Europe at 19 years old. If you’ve ever wondered what LeBron would look like with 70% of the athlecism, this may be it.

2. DeAndre Ayton- impeccable talent, awful defensive instincts. Defense matters most at the 5, and Ayton may never anchor a successful defense. Offensively clearly a stud.

3. Jaren Jackson Jr.- best ‘two-way’ player in the draft. He will defend the rim, switch on the pick and roll, stretch the floor, and dive on the pick and roll. He fits with any team, and that team will win. Izzo screwed up the rotations this year, his NBA coach won’t.

4. Trae Young- could be the Harold Miner to Curry’s MJ, but is more likely the Vince Carter. NBA defenses won’t be able to key in on him like college defenses could, though I doubt he becomes a good finisher at the rim.

5. Michael Porter Jr.- will fill out and become and ideal floor spacing, playmaking four who will likely max out as an average defender.

6. Marvin Bagley Jr.- Bagley will put up numbers, but it’s hard to see it translating to winning unless paired with a JJJ-like defender. If he’s a 4, he clogs your spacing, if he’s a 5 it’s a layup line on the other side of the floor.

7. Wendell Carter- should be able to hit corner 3s in the pros and protect the ring with his solid wingspan, looks like a rich man’s Jusuf Nurkic.

8. Mikal Bridges- He will defend 2-4 and make 3s. I doubt he makes plays with the ball in his hands, but he won’t need to. Perfect third banana, Otto Porter/RoCo type.

9. Mo Bamba- incredible measurables, but high bust potential. Wants to shoot from the perimeter but probably shouldn’t, may not be able to put on weight, may not love basketball. He has talent, but it may not matter.

10. Zhaire Smith- world class athlete who plays within himself. He is the prospect everyone thought Hami Diallo would be.

11. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander- strong measurables and bball IQ, could be Penny Hardaway-lite if he develops, could also be MCW or Shaun Livingston, he needs to play with the ball in his hands.

12. Miles Bridges- he will fit in to modern offenses, but who does he defend? Lacks the lateral quickness to guard 3s and the verticality to guard 4s. If the league gets smaller, it may not matter.

13. Collin Sexton- will be an excellent 6th man, but lacks the vision to create more for others and does not defend well despite adequate athleticism and size.

14. Kevin Knox- good size and shooting ability for a 4, lacks skill and creativity to be a primary on-ball weapon and will need to improve his rebounding and defense to stay on the court.

15. Jontay Porter- the younger Porter has a little bit of that Jokic magic, passes, shoots, and rebounds well for a big. His value will exceed box-score stats.

16. Robert Williams- should excel as a pick and roll dive man and rim protector. Can also make easy pass, high floor.

17. Mitchell Robinson- strong measurables, could be a Clint Capela type, enrollment issues are a red flag.

18. Anfernee Simons- lack of on ball guard depth boosts Simons’ stock, much will hinge on his shot development.

19. Lonnie Walker- looked good at the end of the year but was an unremarkable defender and disappointed offensively on the ball.

20. Dzanan Musa- can score but cannot defend 3s or 4s credibly.

21. Troy Brown- FT% is encouraging for future shot development, possesses a high floor with his versatility.

22. Aaron Holiday- capable 3rd guard in the DJ Augustin mold.

23. Keita Baites-Diop- could be instant contributor is shot development is real.

24. Josh Okogie- very underrated, scores at all three levels and can create his own offense.

25. Khyrie Thomas- has the measurables of good defender, if not the results. Currently seems a bit overrated.

26. Jevon Carter- will pair well with a primary ball handler at the wing. Will be a top 10 defender of point guards the day he steps on the court.

27. Jacob Evans- another decent 3 and D prospect.

28. Shake Milton- excellent measurables make up for lack of burst, should be a good shooter.

29. Rawle Alkins- has some juice on the ball but needs to improve his defense.

30. Brandon McCoy- looks like another coming of Enes Kanter, value is in the eye of the beholder.

 Memphis Madness Mock Lottery

by Memphis Madness

1. Mohamed Bamba

2. Michael Porter, Jr.

3. DeAndre Ayton

4. Trae Young

5. Mikal Bridges

6. Donte Inferno

7. Luka Doncic

8. Robert Williams III

9. Collin Sexton

10. Mitchell Robinson

11. Marvin Bagley III

12. Jaren Jackson Jr.

13. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

14. Miles Bridges

Next 5 (in some order)

Kevin Knox

Moritz Wagner

Wendell Carter, Jr.

Hamidou Diallo

Malik Newman

 Is Mitchell Robinson working out all day? Eating cheetos all day? What’s with this guy? Very interesting…