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Jarnell Stokes
NBA Comparison: DeJuan Blair Strengths: Stokes is a powerful power forward who is a load to stop on the low block … Great at establishing position around the basket, which is reflected by his 53% shooting from the field this past season … Great rebounder for his size; averaged 10.6 RPG last season … Plays with a high motor and crashes the boards/boxes out tenaciously … Plays with a high IQ and has a good team-first attitude for a guy trying to make it in the league … Great touch around the rim. Very efficient finisher in th
Archie Goodwin
NBA Comparison: Terrence Williams/Tyreke Evans Strengths: Shooting guard with elite quickness and athleticism who flashed immense talent in his freshman season, frequently blowing by defenders and converting plays at the rim with dunks … Has excellent body control and shows a strong ability to finish on the move, knifing through the lane and contorting his body to elude defenders … Displayed a nice crossover, as well as a step back, fade away jumper that he utilized on occasion …
JP Tokoto
NBA Comparison: Rodney Carney Strengths: An elite athlete, Tokoto has the athleticism and length, 6’10" wingspan and 40 inch max very at the Combine, to make an impact in the league from day one … However, that’s about where his NBA level skill ends … Developed into a very good passer over his career at UNC, Roy Williams said he was the team’s best passer last season … Was tasked with covering the opposing team’s best perimeter player, which is no laughing matter during ACC play …
LJ Rose
Notes: Measured 6’3.25 (in shoes) 189 lbs, with a 6’7 wingspan at the 2011 LeBron James Skills Academy September 12, 2011
Hanner Mosquera-Perea
October 24, 2013May 10, 2012July 19, 2011June 20, 2011
Rasheed Sulaimon
2012 Nike Hoop Summit Measurements: Hgt w/ shoes: 6’4.25 Hgt w/o shoes: 6’3 Wgt: 186 W-Span: 6-8 Reach*: 8-5 August 17, 2012September 13, 2011
Nick Wiggins
Notes: Son of former NBA Player Mitchell Wiggins, brother of Andrew Wiggins … Spent sophomore season at Wabash Valley CC (Illinois), freshman year at Vincennes (Indiana) June 7, 2014January 31, 2012
D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera
Notes: Measured 6’3.5 (in shoes) 227 lbs, with a 6’3 wingspan at the 2011 LeBron James Skills Academy. September 5, 2011April 13, 2011
Gary Harris
NBA Comparison: OJ Mayo Strengths: Harris is a very well-rounded 6’4 205 combo guard with a strong overall skill level …
Daniel Ochefu
Notes: Measured 6’10.5 (in shoes) 232 lbs, with a 7’3 wingspan at the 2011 LeBron James Skills Academy.
Alex Poythress
Notes: Measured 6’8 (in shoes) 213 lbs, with a 7’0 wingspan at the 2011 LeBron James Skills Academy … Measured 6’9 (in shoes) 231 lbs, with a 7’0 wingspan at the 2013 Kevin Durant Skills Academy April 18, 2012July 31, 2011
Amile Jefferson
Notes: Measured 6’9 (in shoes) 197 lbs, with a 7’0 wingspan at the 2011 LeBron James Skills Academy. August 28, 2012November 10, 2011
Jacob Pullen
NBA Comparison: Shammond Williams (less athletic) Strengths: Pullen is coming off a very impressive year after leading his #2 seeded Wildcats to the Elite 8 of the NCAA tournament … Pullen relies on a balanced outside game – Shows excellent rhythm in the catch and shoot with NBA range and looks just as comfortable pulling up off the dribble … Though he didn’t play the point guard role exclusively in his first few seasons, he’s shown that when he does break down the defense he can hit the open man for a layup or dunk …
Jabari Brown
NBA Comparison: Bobby Phills Strengths: A real good perimeter scorer first and foremost … Likes to shoot the 3 ball and does so with good efficiency and touch … Able to hit pull-up jumpers and shots off screens, and has a compact shooting motion with nice elevation … Mid-range game is nice already … Has good shot-making ability … Pretty strong … Decent athlete who can finish above the rim at full speed … Can put up points in bunches and was good as a scorer from all 3 levels this past year … Was a 20 ppg scor
Ricardo Ledo
NBA Comparison: Qyntel Woods Strengths: Great size for a shooting guard to go along with top notch scoring instincts … Very advanced handle used to create separation … Able to create his own shot from a variety of places on the court, adept at changing speeds … Has a great ability to see the floor, willing passer … Played PG many times throughout his prep career, can be relied upon as primary ball handler at times … Potential to guard multiple positions as well as fill multiple positions in an offensive set …
Khem Birch
NBA Comparison: Jerome Williams Strengths: With a 7-foot-1 wingspan and a 35.5-inch vertical, Birch is an exceptional shot blocker – averaged 4.8 blocks per 40 minutes this past season at UNLV … A solid team defender – shows hard, has good recovery speed, erases shots from the weak side, covers a lot of ground, and generally disruptive to opposing offenses… Runs the floor well, and can finish above the rim with ease … Offensive game is mostly facing up and creating against slower big men, as well as utilizing his athlet
Deng Leek
Notes: Played at Tallahasse Community College