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Isaiah Austin

NBA Comparison: Alexis Ajinca Strengths: Austin is a stretch 4 with excellent outside shooting for Pick and Pop and his very nice touch with both hands around the rim … He is essentially a big man who likes to play outside  … His feet are quick and his lateral quickness is good for a big, long player like him and it allows him to be very aggressive in defense on P&R and contain PGs on switches thanks to his great size …

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Johnny O’Bryant

NBA Comparison: Andray Blatche Strengths: Light on his feet and solidly built, the 6-foot-9, 257-pound O’Bryant looks the part of an NBA power forward …  A versatile interior scorer, O’Bryant improved his scoring average and shooting percentage in each of his three seasons at LSU …  A triple-threat offensively – can score off the drive, in the post, or from midrange with his jumper.  Uses a variety of impressive spin moves in the post, can make hook shots and layups with either hand, and has a midrange fade-away that

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Jeff Allen

NBA Comparison: Strengths: Allen has worked hard to improve his physique and conditioning, to maximize his athleticism…Lost around 30 lbs since his Fr.

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Marquis Teague

NBA Comparison: Steve Francis/Jeff Teague Strengths: Physically he’s extremely athletic with a quick first step, good size and stays low to the ground … Teague improved as facilitator as his freshman year progressed, looking more and more comfortable running a half court set … Teague’s at his best breaking down a defense off the dribble and then exploiting switches and late rotations to find the open man …  Looks more natural as a playmaker in the drive and dish game, keeping his head up while showing a willingness to kick it out to shooters …

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Adreian Payne

NBA Comparison: Drew Gooden/Robert Horry Strengths: An explosive big with shooting range to the college 3-point line … Shot a very impressive 42.3% on 3.4 3-point attempts per game as a college senior … Payne should be a quality "pick and pop" option in the NBA because of his toughness and shooting stroke … Very good free throw shooter (about 80% in his final two seasons at MSU) …

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Tornike Shengelia

NBA Compariosion: Lior Eliyahu Strengths: A natural small forward, but can also play with his back to the basket, thanks to his physical strength … He’s an agile player with skills in various parts of the game: he can shoot, dribble and also play off the ball adroitly …. Physically is strong and athletic, so he can be a good rebounder for the position … He’s very young and lacks experience at a high level, but on the court he shows the composure and confidence of a veteran …

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Sergii Gladyr

NBA Comparison: N/AStrengths: A very aggressive shooting guard … Has been somewhat under the radar playing in the Ukraine (although he led his team with 15.4 points per), but showed his game with a strong performance at the Treviso Euro Camp … He is a very good shooter and he proved that he can comfortably knock down shots out to the NBA 3 … He shoots with good balance and gets his feet set quickly, and as a result he can convert on a variety of shots … Knows how to use his shot to set up his drives, he can read closeouts and then attack accordingly … He has a

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LeBron James

NBA Comparison: Magic Johnson Strengths: His vision and passing skills are what sets him apart. A player with his combination of size, and point guard skills is very rare. The only player to have this in the past was Magic Johnson. There are no more than 5 players in the NBA that have the vision and passing skills of LeBron. On top of all this he’s a physical specimen. The sky is truly the limit. He has developed his body to make it a great strength, he is a legit 240 pounds and has very little body fat. Has an "NBA body" at 18.