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Lens Aboudou

Strengths: Athletic combo guard who was the second leading scorer of the junior French league in 2009-10 (17.8 ppg)… good form on his jumper and a good athlete… Is a very good three point shooter…was an important member of the French Gold Medal U-20 team…

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Ivan Batur

NBA Comparison: Josh Childress/Austin Daye Strengths: Long armed, left handed wing … Possesses good speed and a quick first step … Very comfortable using his dribble to get to the hole especially going left … Has nice form on his jumper with high arc and quick release … Possesses a left hand floater … On offense moves well around the basket with backdoors and other cuts to get easy scores …

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Draymond Green

NBA Comparison: Luke Harangody/Jared Dudley Strengths: The ultimate "Glue Guy", Green’s strongest asset is his ability to contribute across the board … He has a substantial wingspan with a strong frame, and is unafraid to bang with bigger bodies … Good-looking shooter when his feet are set and he catches/releases in rhythm … Can stretch the floor with NBA 3-point range … His vision, passing and ability to facilitate out of the post make it difficult for off-ball defenders to keep their eyes on their man and the ball at the same time …

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Seth Curry

NBA Comparison: Chris Lofton Strengths: Like his brother Stephen and father Dell, Seth is a lights-out shooter. In his senior year, Curry shot a scorching 44% from deep on 6.2 3-point attempts per game, easily making him one of the most prolific shooters at the college level … Improved his shot off the dribble and ability to move without the ball a great deal while at Duke … Shows a great mid range game and improved his field goal percentage tremendously from his junior to senior year, 42% and 46.5% respectively …

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Josep Franch

NBA Comparison: Nando De Colo/Josè Calderon Strengths: Good height for the position, he’s an underrated athlete … Great leadership and basketball IQ. He has good playmaking skills and natural instincts as a passer … Pushes the ball in transition effectively and attacks the basket with confidence, often finding teammates when the defense collapses on him … Strong defensive work ethic, with good instincts and quick hands.

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Brian Williams

NBA Comparison: Kevin Lyde Strengths: Incredibly efficient rebounder … Keeps possessions alive with offensive rebounding abilities… Typical dirty work player who hustles … Big body who can push people around … Tough player with a nasty demeanor who will compete with anybody … Shot over 50% from field in each of 3 seasons at UT … Good touch around the rim … Solid post defender … Stays out of foul trouble for the most part … Has a solid wingspan (length) which helps him overcome lack of athleticism …  

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Steven Adams

 NBA Comparison: Byron Mullens Strengths: Strong, big-bodied center with a lot of upside…Great length (7’5" wingspan) makes him a terror on the defensive end and boards. Averaged 2 BPG last season in only 23 minutes per game…Hard-nosed big man who makes up for his raw post game by bringing energy and aggression to the court…Great bench press numbers (16 reps) indicate that he is already very strong, and should continue to add strength…Has a wide frame and an overall NBA-ready body…Very fluid for a man his size.  He runs the floor well

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Clint Capela

NBA Comparison: Ian Mahinmi/Amir Johnson Strenghts: Capela is as good as any athlete ever coming from Europe … What really separates him is his explosiveness around the rim … He isn’t scared of contact and can really finish above the rim with one of two hands … He also can really run the floor on finding easy layups and dunks in transition … Capela is still a very raw talent with a lot of upside, but has also developed solid instinct, particularly on the defensive end … He also makes passes you would not expect from a player like him …