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Ater Majok

NBA Comparison: Strengths: Physically, the 6”10 Majok posses tremendous length (7”4 wingspan) with above average athleticism, and able to carry the additional weight (240 lbs now) without any decline in agility … He is comfortable using both hands and shows good timing when going after shots … He alters numerous plays and has the capacity to be a formidable post and help defender … Desite his slight frame, he isn’t afraid of physical play, hustles hard and will get after loose balls …

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Edwin Ubiles

A  long, athletic, versatile perimeter player with an explosive firststep.  The combination of size, ball handling, and quickness gives him plenty of juice off the dribble which allows him to get to the rim, and he employs a very good pull-up jump shot. An efficient contributor that can pass, rebound, and defend.

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Tyshawn Taylor

Comparison: Jerome Dyson Strengths: Talented guard prospect coming off of a breakout season … Great size for a point guard, standing about 6’3" in shoes … Solid, aggressive athlete … Puts a lot of pressure on the defense by pushing the ball up the court and attacking the rim … Very quick with the ball in his hands … Difficult to try to stay in front of … Because of his quickness and aggressive playing style, he gets to the free-throw line at a good rate (5.1 free-throws attempted per game in 2011-2012) …

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Klay Thompson

NBA Comparison: Marco Belinelli Strengths: One of the top pure shooters on the college level … Prolific outside shooter with a defined role for the NBA level … Right hander who at 6’6 with long arms has good size for the NBA 2-guard position … Shows an excellent feel having been around the game his entire life. Understands his limitations and plays within his game well … Plays well off the ball. Stays active. Works hard to create scoring opportunities. Understands how to create shots for himself off the ball coming off screens …

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Darius Miller

NBA Comparison: Landry Fields Strengths: Experienced wing that has been an excellent role player on a championship-caliber team for three consecutive years … Has nice size for a small forward, standing 6’7.5" in shoes with a 6’9" wingspan … Strong frame … Quick trigger on the perimeter … Squares up to the basket efficiently … A very good spot-up shooter that moves well without the basketball …  Doesn’t need the ball to help the team on offense …

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Kevin Jones

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NBA Comparison: Udonis Haslem Strengths: Jones has quicker feet than his body shape would suggest, which he uses to track down offensive boards and loose balls… Once a shot goes up, he knows how to effectively position himself under the glass, and has strong reactionary and adjustment skills… Offensively he has a soft touch from the midrange, which has expanded out to almost 22 feet away… He’s much more comfortable shooting off the catch than he is off the dribble, which is understandable considering how little he puts the ball on the floor facing up…