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Akoy Agau
August 3, 2013July 19, 2012February 15, 2012July 9, 2010
Jaron Hopkins
March 7, 2013April 26, 2013October 7, 2012
Deonte Burton
November 10, 2014September 10, 2013August 4, 2013July 28, 2013
Derrick Walton
June 20, 2013February 25, 2013January 24, 2013October 12, 2012
Anton Gill
May 1, 2013February 5, 2013
Robert Hubbs
September 17, 2012May 13, 2012April 22, 2012
Derrick Griffin
Notes: Measured 6’7.5 (in shoes) 224 lbs, with a 6’11.5 wingspan at the 2012 LeBron James Skills Academy … Top rated TE, signed with Texas A&M for football, also expected to play basketball September 4, 2013October 13, 2012
Devin Booker
NBA Comparison: Gordon Hayward/Klay Thompson Strengths: High basketball IQ and 3-point specialist … Good feel for the game and makes smart plays … Sharpshooter who’s shooting release and form is mechanically sound … Silky-smooth and lighting quick release with a soft touch … Has good balance and accuracy on his shot and releases the ball at its highest point … Nice body control when shooting jumpers and driving/finishing at the rim … Efficient shooter from the 3-point line (shooting 40 percent on 3-pointers) … Great floor spacer …
Josh Hart
NBA Comparison: Keith Bogans Strengths: From an offensive standpoint, Hart improved on just about everything as a senior … He scored an impressive 18.7 points per game on a very efficient .51% from the field … He also raised his long range percentage to 40% on a healthy 5.1 attempts per game (up from 3.9 as a junior) … Mature and well rounded game … Scrappy competitor … His long range shot will be a selling point in a league that value’s spacing … He’ll make most of his NBA living spotting up …
Shelton Mitchell
Notes: Measured 6’2.5 (in shoes) 182 lbs, with a 6’4.5 wingspan at the 2012 LeBron James Skills Academy … Measured 6’2.5 (in shoes) 186 lbs, with a 6’4.5 wingspan at the 2013 Nike Guard Skills Academy December 14, 2013July 8, 2013
Demetrius Jackson
NBA Comparison: Jonny Flynn Strengths: Flashy point guard with explosiveness … Capable of impacting the game both as a scorer and a distributor … Feeds the post well … Solid creator out of the pick and roll … Excellent at penetrating and slithering through gaps in the defense … Deceptive with the ball in his hands … Doesn’t make many mistakes with the ball … Quality A/TO ratio displaying his efficency making decisions and valuing the ball … Plays in a pro style offense at Notre Dame …
Kelly Oubre
NBA Comparison: Kendall Gill/James Young Strengths: Standing 6’7’’ and possessing a 7’2’’ wingspan, when you think of prototypical size for an NBA wing, Kelly Oubre’s proportions are right in line with what teams are hoping to find … This length, paired with his top notch athletic ability allow him to do some very special things on both sides of the ball … Defensively, he’s really made strides during his freshman season at Kansas …
Tre’Shaun Fletcher
Notes: Changed his last name from "Lexing" to "Fletcher"
Tashawn Thomas
NBA Comparison: Romero Osby/Lonnie Baxter Strengths: Thomas is a polished inside the arc scorer, both with his back to the basket and facing up out to about 15 feet, with good instincts, and a nice feel in terms of sizing up opponents 1 on 1 … He possesses a 7’2’’ wingspan, has good strength, and a wide frame that allows him to finish with both hands around the rim … Last season at Oklahoma he shot 70.1% at the rim, and took 50% of his shots close to the hoop (according to hoop-math.com) …
Joseph Young
NBA Comparison: Daniel Gibson/Dana Barros Strengths: One of the NCAA’s top scorers over the past few seasons, has many ways to create offense … Great jump shooter, was highly effective from all three levels … Dangerous with and without the ball … Ran the pick-and-roll well, while also doing great things as a spot-up shooter … Sneaky athleticism, does not necessarily have blow by speed, but nice change of direction … Did a lot more work at the point this year, doubled his assist total while posting a 1.58:1
Carlos Emory
Notes: Played two seasons at Howard College in Big Springs, Tex., helping his team to a 57-7 overall record … Averaged a team-leading 16.4 points and 7.9 rebounds and was named first team NJCAA All-American in 2010-11 … Also tabbed the MVP of the Western Junior College Athletic Conference in 2010-11 … A starter on the 2009-10 squad that went 33-2 and won the NJCAA title (Reference: GoDucks.com)
EJ Singler
Notes: Younger brother of former Duke/current Pistons forward Kyle Singler