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Emmanuel Mudiay

NBA Comparison: John Wall Strengths: Rare combination of size, speed, agility and athleticism to go with the vision and mentality of a point guard … Has great intangibles with natural leadership and communication skills … Also an extremely competitive kid who rises in big situations and has a killer instinct … Very quick first step and adept ball skills that really help him when attacking the basket … Showed in China he was adept at absorbing contact and still finishing the play …

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Jake Layman

NBA Comparison: Joe Alexander Strengths: Versatile forward with perimeter shooting ability… A very solid outside shooter, Layman made 40% of his 3’s last season…Very good athlete.  Had a vertical leap of nearly 40 inches and clocked the 5th fastest shuttle run time at the combine.  This helps make him a surprisingly good finisher above the rim…At 6’8” with a 6’9” wingspan, Layman’s got good size for a small forward, so he has some ability to post up on smaller defenders and his length and athletici

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Tyus Jones

NBA Comparison: Trey Burke/Luke Ridnour Strengths: Point guard in the truest sense of the word with excellent court sense and feel for the game … Rarely makes a bad decision …

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Marcus Paige

NBA Comparison: Gabe Pruitt Strengths: Paige played mostly off the ball at North Carolina, but has shown a comfort with the ball in his hands … Has become an above average ball handler … Can get into the paint, separate from his defender and create space going either direction … Excellent in transition because of his time at UNC … Good at changing pace … Possesses an hesitation move that freezes defenders … Highly developed floater … Excellent ability to control and contort his body … Finishes well with both hands …

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Nerlens Noel

NBA Comparison: Larry Sanders/Dikembe Mutombo Strengths: One of the best pure shot blockers to come along in a number of years … He’s a more explosive leaper and has better on ball shot blocking ability than last year’s UK freshman intimidator Anthony Davis. While Davis had a little better lateral speed and ability to get to shots as a weakside defender, Noel’s ability to deny his man any daylight to the rim and be a rim protector makes him even more dominant, and a potential defensive enforcer for the NBA …

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Justin Jackson

NBA Comparison: Rod Higgins Strengths: Playing for a team like UNC, Jackson will come into the league having a ton of big game experience on his resume…In addition, he’s proven himself to be a big time player on the big stage and high-pressure situations … A solid and fluid athlete with an all-around skill set … Smart player and has good intangibles …Versatile scoring ability … Capable of scoring in bunches … His 6-foot-8, 201-pound size should allow him to play out on the wing, as stretch-four, or down low at times at the next level …

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Cameron Moore

NBA Comparison: James Singleton Strengths: Uses his pogo stick-like bounce to corral rebounds at both ends at a surprisingly high rate … Very fast and fluid, excellent in the open floor … Showed a half-hook w/touch around the hoop at the PIT and occasionally flashed an up-and-under during the year … Moves well away from the ball w/ basket cuts … Adequate ballhandler and plays well in transition … Solid outlet passer. Keeps the ball high/converts quickly when wide open down low … Above average athleticism helped him avg.