2015 NBA DRAFT BIG BOARD BY TIERS
Tier 1: Guys with Superstar potential
1. KARL ANTHONY TOWNS-C-UK
7-0/248/19 years old
NBA Comparison: Marc Gasol/Rasheed Wallace
ROLE: Possible superstar, modern big man that can defend, shoot and post up
DRAFT RANGE: 1-2
2. DEANGELO RUSSELL-PG/CG-OHIO ST.
6-5/193/19
NBA Comparison: bigger Mike Conley/Manu Ginobili
ROLE: Possible superstar, starting point guard on a perennial playoff team eventually
DRAFT RANGE: 2-4
3. JAHLIL OKAFOR-C-DUKE
6-11/270/19
NBA Comparison: Al Jefferson (most likely)/DeMarcus Cousins (best case)/Enes Kanter (worst case)
ROLE: Star potential, a 20 and 10 guy within two years
DRAFT RANGE: 1-4
Tier 2: Solid starters and guys with very high upside
4. KRISTPAS PORZINGIS-F/C-LATVIA/SEVILLA (ACB SPAIN)
7-0/220/19
NBA Comparison: Andrei Kirilenko/Pau Gasol
ROLE: Boom/Bust prospect with star potential, has the length to play the five and the shooting skills to play the four.
DRAFT RANGE: 3-5
5. EMMANEUL MUDIAY-PG-CONGO/USA/GUANGDONG SOUTHERN TIGERS (CHINESE BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION)
6-5/200/19
NBA Comparison: Rajon Rondo/John Wall
ROLE: Starting PG on a good team, will never be a #1 option as a scorer, has the athletic ability and length to lead the league in steals
DRAFT RANGE: 3-7
6. MARIO HEZONJA-SF-CROATIA/FC BARCELONA (ACB SPAIN)
6-8/200/20
NBA Comparison: Khris Middleton/Mike Miller
ROLE: Starting SG or SF with star potential, lights out shooter that may have to adjust to becoming a role player in the NBA.
DRAFT RANGE: 6-10
7. JUSTISE WINSLOW-SF-DUKE
6-7/222/19
NBA Comparison: Jalen Rose/Jimmy Butler
ROLE: Starting SF with star potential, defensive stopper, #3 scorer on a playoff team
DRAFT RANGE: 6-9
8. WILLIE CAULEY STEIN-C-UK
7-0/242/22
NBA Comparison: Tyson Chandler/Tristan Thompson
ROLE: Defensive stopper and rim protector, should become a perennial all-defensive team player
DRAFT RANGE: 6-11
9. STANLEY JOHNSON-SF-ARIZONA
6-7/242/19
NBA Comparison: Ron Artest/Draymond Green
ROLE: Starting SF, has the skills to become an all-defensive team player early in his career, a hustle/glue guy that can also become a 3/4 scorer
DRAFT RANGE: 7-12
10. DEVIN BOOKER-SG-UK
6-6/206/19
NBA Comparison: Danny Green/Aaron Afflalo
ROLE: Starting SG that will be among the best 3 point shooters in the league
DRAFT RANGE: 7-14
Tier 3: Guys that can become very great role players
11. TREY LYLES-PF-UK
6-10/241/19
NBA Comparison: Carlos Boozer/David West
ROLE: Solid role playing stretch four, good #3/4 option
DRAFT RANGE: 8-17
12. FRANK KAMINSKY-F/C-WISCONSIN
7-1/231/22
NBA Comparison: Channing Frye/Kelly Olynyk
ROLE: Solid role playing stretch four/five
DRAFT RANGE: 6-15
13. BOBBY PORTIS-PF-ARKANSAS
6-10/246/20
NBA Comparison: Greg Monroe/Terrance Jones
ROLE: Starting PF, good #3/4 option
DRAFT RANGE: 11-17
14. MYLES TURNER-C/F-TEXAS
6-11/239/19
NBA Comparison: Ed Davis/Derrick Favors
ROLE: Good starting C or PF, very raw prospect right now, in 3-4 years can become a Derrick Favors like #2/3 option, at worst should be solid rotational big like Ed Davis.
DRAFT RANGE: 7-17
15. CAMERON PAYNE-PG-MURRAY ST.
6-2/183/21
NBA Comparison: Goran Dragic/Nick Van Exel
ROLE: Starting PG, not big/athletic enough to ever be elite, but should be a starter for 10+ years.
DRAFT RANGE: 6-16
16. SAM DEKKER-SF-WISCONSIN
6-9/219/21
NBA Comparison: Chandler Parsons/Keith Van Horn
ROLE: Starting SF with the skill set to be a good #3/4 option
DRAFT RANGE: 6-16
17. JERIAN GRANT-PG-NOTRE DAME
6-4/198/22
NBA Comparison: Jrue Holiday/Reggie Jackson
ROLE: Starting PG or combo guard off the bench
DRAFT RANGE: 9-20
18. RONDAE HOLLIS JEFFERSON-SF-ARIZONA
6-7/211/20
NBA Comparison: Trevor Ariza/Bruce Bowen
ROLE: Lock down defender/starting SF or 6th man
DRAFT RANGE: 10-23
NBA Comparison: Tobias Harris/Dorell Wright
ROLE: Starting PF or SF depending on the fit, good #4 option
DRAFT RANGE: 11-26
20. KELLY OUBRE-SF-KANSAS
6-7/203/19
NBA Comparison: Wesley Johnson/Gerald Green
ROLE: Starting SF, long term prospect that will need a few years to develop.
DRAFT RANGE: 11-22
NBA Comparison: Steve Blake/Jordan Farmar
ROLE: Starting PG, mature team leader, needs to play with a scoring wing and a scoring big
DRAFT RANGE: 18-27
22. JUSTIN ANDERSON-SF-VIRGINIA
6-6/231/21
NBA Comparison: PJ Tucker/Xavier Henry
ROLE: Lock down defender/starting SF or 6th man
DRAFT RANGE: 17-28
Tier 4: Fringe starters, solid 6th/7th men
23. MONTREZL HARRELL-PF-LOUISVILLE
6-8/253/21
NBA Comparison: JJ Hickson/Kenneth Faried
ROLE: Role playing hustle player that can average close to 9 boards per game
DRAFT RANGE: 16-23
24. DELON WRIGHT-PG-UTAH
6-6/181/23
NBA Comparison: Shaun Livingston/Alexey Shved
ROLE: Backup PG on a good team, starter on an average/bad team
DRAFT RANGE: 20-30
25. RJ HUNTER-SG-GEORGIA ST.
6-6/186/21
NBA Comparison: Kevin Martin/Marco Belinelli
ROLE: Sharpshooting starting SG, #4/5 option, will struggle to create his own shot at the next level
DRAFT RANGE: 15-30
26. TERRY ROZIER-PG-LOUISVILLE
6-2/190/21
NBA Comparison: Eric Bledsoe/George Hill
ROLE: Backup PG on a good team, starter on an average/bad team, has the athletic ability to be a top 16 PG eventually.
DRAFT RANGE: 21-29
27. RASHAD VAUGHN-SG-UNLV
6-5/198/18
NBA Comparison: CJ Miles/JR Smith
ROLE: Starting SG/6th man, solid #4/5 scorer on a good team
DRAFT RANGE: 17-28
28. JONATHAN HOLMES-CF-TEXAS
6-9/242/22
NBA Comparison: Earl Clark/Thad Young
ROLE: Good combo forward, will be best as a backup on a good team
DRAFT RANGE: 23-31
29. CHRISTIAN WOOD-PF-UNLV
6-10/216/19
NBA Comparison: Amir Johnson/John Henson
ROLE: Starting PF/6th/7th man, top shot blocker and #2 rebounder on a team
DRAFT RANGE: 20-34
30. MICHAEL FRAZIER-SG-FLORIDA
6-4/199/21
NBA Comparison: Jodie Meeks/Wayne Ellington
ROLE: Sharpshooting starting SG, #4/5 option, will struggle to create his own shot at the next level
DRAFT RANGE: 25-34
31. JARELL MARTIN-PF-LSU
6-9/240/21
NBA Comparison: Brandon Bass/Patrick Patterson
ROLE: Starting PF/6th/7th man, solid #5/6 scoring option, #2 rebounder on a team
DRAFT RANGE: 27-35
32. NORMAN POWELL-SG-UCLA
6-4/215/21
NBA Comparison: Tony Allen/Shannon Brown
ROLE: Lock down defender/starting SG or 6th/7th man
DRAFT RANGE: 26-36
33. RAKEEM CHRSITMAS-C/F-SYRACUSE
6-10/243/23
NBA Comparison: Taj Gibson/Andrew Nicholson
ROLE: Role playing big man. 7th/8th man on a good team, starter or 6th man on an average team
DRAFT RANGE: 22-34
34. ANTHONY BROWN-SF-STANFORD
6-7/210/222
NBA Comparison: Richard Jefferson/Landry Fields
ROLE: Lock down defender/starting SF or 6th man
DRAFT RANGE: 26-40
Tier 5: Prospects with only one or two tools, deep rotation guys
35. JORDAN MICKEY-PF-LSU
1. KARL ANTHONY TOWNS-C-UK
7-0/248/19 years old
NBA Comparison: Marc Gasol/Rasheed Wallace
ROLE: Possible superstar, modern big man that can defend, shoot and post up
DRAFT RANGE: 1-2
2. DEANGELO RUSSELL-PG/CG-OHIO ST.
6-5/193/19
NBA Comparison: bigger Mike Conley/Manu Ginobili
ROLE: Possible superstar, starting point guard on a perennial playoff team eventually
DRAFT RANGE: 2-4
3. JAHLIL OKAFOR-C-DUKE
6-11/270/19
NBA Comparison: Al Jefferson (most likely)/DeMarcus Cousins (best case)/Enes Kanter (worst case)
ROLE: Star potential, a 20 and 10 guy within two years
DRAFT RANGE: 1-4
Tier 2: Solid starters and guys with very high upside
4. KRISTPAS PORZINGIS-F/C-LATVIA/SEVILLA (ACB SPAIN)
7-0/220/19
NBA Comparison: Andrei Kirilenko/Pau Gasol
ROLE: Boom/Bust prospect with star potential, has the length to play the five and the shooting skills to play the four.
DRAFT RANGE: 3-5
5. EMMANEUL MUDIAY-PG-CONGO/USA/GUANGDONG SOUTHERN TIGERS (CHINESE BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION)
6-5/200/19
NBA Comparison: Rajon Rondo/John Wall
ROLE: Starting PG on a good team, will never be a #1 option as a scorer, has the athletic ability and length to lead the league in steals
DRAFT RANGE: 3-7
6. MARIO HEZONJA-SF-CROATIA/FC BARCELONA (ACB SPAIN)
6-8/200/20
NBA Comparison: Khris Middleton/Mike Miller
ROLE: Starting SG or SF with star potential, lights out shooter that may have to adjust to becoming a role player in the NBA.
DRAFT RANGE: 6-10
7. JUSTISE WINSLOW-SF-DUKE
6-7/222/19
NBA Comparison: Jalen Rose/Jimmy Butler
ROLE: Starting SF with star potential, defensive stopper, #3 scorer on a playoff team
DRAFT RANGE: 6-9
8. WILLIE CAULEY STEIN-C-UK
7-0/242/22
NBA Comparison: Tyson Chandler/Tristan Thompson
ROLE: Defensive stopper and rim protector, should become a perennial all-defensive team player
DRAFT RANGE: 6-11
9. STANLEY JOHNSON-SF-ARIZONA
6-7/242/19
NBA Comparison: Ron Artest/Draymond Green
ROLE: Starting SF, has the skills to become an all-defensive team player early in his career, a hustle/glue guy that can also become a 3/4 scorer
DRAFT RANGE: 7-12
10. DEVIN BOOKER-SG-UK
6-6/206/19
NBA Comparison: Danny Green/Aaron Afflalo
ROLE: Starting SG that will be among the best 3 point shooters in the league
DRAFT RANGE: 7-14
Tier 3: Guys that can become very great role players
11. TREY LYLES-PF-UK
6-10/241/19
NBA Comparison: Carlos Boozer/David West
ROLE: Solid role playing stretch four, good #3/4 option
DRAFT RANGE: 8-17
12. FRANK KAMINSKY-F/C-WISCONSIN
7-1/231/22
NBA Comparison: Channing Frye/Kelly Olynyk
ROLE: Solid role playing stretch four/five
DRAFT RANGE: 6-15
13. BOBBY PORTIS-PF-ARKANSAS
6-10/246/20
NBA Comparison: Greg Monroe/Terrance Jones
ROLE: Starting PF, good #3/4 option
DRAFT RANGE: 11-17
14. MYLES TURNER-C/F-TEXAS
6-11/239/19
NBA Comparison: Ed Davis/Derrick Favors
ROLE: Good starting C or PF, very raw prospect right now, in 3-4 years can become a Derrick Favors like #2/3 option, at worst should be solid rotational big like Ed Davis.
DRAFT RANGE: 7-17
15. CAMERON PAYNE-PG-MURRAY ST.
6-2/183/21
NBA Comparison: Goran Dragic/Nick Van Exel
ROLE: Starting PG, not big/athletic enough to ever be elite, but should be a starter for 10+ years.
DRAFT RANGE: 6-16
16. SAM DEKKER-SF-WISCONSIN
6-9/219/21
NBA Comparison: Chandler Parsons/Keith Van Horn
ROLE: Starting SF with the skill set to be a good #3/4 option
DRAFT RANGE: 6-16
17. JERIAN GRANT-PG-NOTRE DAME
6-4/198/22
NBA Comparison: Jrue Holiday/Reggie Jackson
ROLE: Starting PG or combo guard off the bench
DRAFT RANGE: 9-20
18. RONDAE HOLLIS JEFFERSON-SF-ARIZONA
6-7/211/20
NBA Comparison: Trevor Ariza/Bruce Bowen
ROLE: Lock down defender/starting SF or 6th man
DRAFT RANGE: 10-23
19. KEVON LOONEY-CF-UCLA
6-9/222/19NBA Comparison: Tobias Harris/Dorell Wright
ROLE: Starting PF or SF depending on the fit, good #4 option
DRAFT RANGE: 11-26
20. KELLY OUBRE-SF-KANSAS
6-7/203/19
NBA Comparison: Wesley Johnson/Gerald Green
ROLE: Starting SF, long term prospect that will need a few years to develop.
DRAFT RANGE: 11-22
21. TYUS JONES-PG-DUKE
6-2/184/19NBA Comparison: Steve Blake/Jordan Farmar
ROLE: Starting PG, mature team leader, needs to play with a scoring wing and a scoring big
DRAFT RANGE: 18-27
22. JUSTIN ANDERSON-SF-VIRGINIA
6-6/231/21
NBA Comparison: PJ Tucker/Xavier Henry
ROLE: Lock down defender/starting SF or 6th man
DRAFT RANGE: 17-28
Tier 4: Fringe starters, solid 6th/7th men
23. MONTREZL HARRELL-PF-LOUISVILLE
6-8/253/21
NBA Comparison: JJ Hickson/Kenneth Faried
ROLE: Role playing hustle player that can average close to 9 boards per game
DRAFT RANGE: 16-23
24. DELON WRIGHT-PG-UTAH
6-6/181/23
NBA Comparison: Shaun Livingston/Alexey Shved
ROLE: Backup PG on a good team, starter on an average/bad team
DRAFT RANGE: 20-30
25. RJ HUNTER-SG-GEORGIA ST.
6-6/186/21
NBA Comparison: Kevin Martin/Marco Belinelli
ROLE: Sharpshooting starting SG, #4/5 option, will struggle to create his own shot at the next level
DRAFT RANGE: 15-30
26. TERRY ROZIER-PG-LOUISVILLE
6-2/190/21
NBA Comparison: Eric Bledsoe/George Hill
ROLE: Backup PG on a good team, starter on an average/bad team, has the athletic ability to be a top 16 PG eventually.
DRAFT RANGE: 21-29
27. RASHAD VAUGHN-SG-UNLV
6-5/198/18
NBA Comparison: CJ Miles/JR Smith
ROLE: Starting SG/6th man, solid #4/5 scorer on a good team
DRAFT RANGE: 17-28
28. JONATHAN HOLMES-CF-TEXAS
6-9/242/22
NBA Comparison: Earl Clark/Thad Young
ROLE: Good combo forward, will be best as a backup on a good team
DRAFT RANGE: 23-31
29. CHRISTIAN WOOD-PF-UNLV
6-10/216/19
NBA Comparison: Amir Johnson/John Henson
ROLE: Starting PF/6th/7th man, top shot blocker and #2 rebounder on a team
DRAFT RANGE: 20-34
30. MICHAEL FRAZIER-SG-FLORIDA
6-4/199/21
NBA Comparison: Jodie Meeks/Wayne Ellington
ROLE: Sharpshooting starting SG, #4/5 option, will struggle to create his own shot at the next level
DRAFT RANGE: 25-34
31. JARELL MARTIN-PF-LSU
6-9/240/21
NBA Comparison: Brandon Bass/Patrick Patterson
ROLE: Starting PF/6th/7th man, solid #5/6 scoring option, #2 rebounder on a team
DRAFT RANGE: 27-35
32. NORMAN POWELL-SG-UCLA
6-4/215/21
NBA Comparison: Tony Allen/Shannon Brown
ROLE: Lock down defender/starting SG or 6th/7th man
DRAFT RANGE: 26-36
33. RAKEEM CHRSITMAS-C/F-SYRACUSE
6-10/243/23
NBA Comparison: Taj Gibson/Andrew Nicholson
ROLE: Role playing big man. 7th/8th man on a good team, starter or 6th man on an average team
DRAFT RANGE: 22-34
34. ANTHONY BROWN-SF-STANFORD
6-7/210/222
NBA Comparison: Richard Jefferson/Landry Fields
ROLE: Lock down defender/starting SF or 6th man
DRAFT RANGE: 26-40
Tier 5: Prospects with only one or two tools, deep rotation guys
35. JORDAN MICKEY-PF-LSU
6-8/231/20
KEY SKILL: Shot Blocking
DRAFT RANGE: Early 2nd
36. ROBERT UPSHAW-C-WASHINGTON
7-0/258/21
KEY SKILL: Shot Blocking
DRAFT RANGE: Early 2nd
37. RICHAUN HOLMES-PF-BOWLING GREEN
6-10/243/21
KEY SKILL: Rebounding and Shot Blocking
DRAFT RANGE: Early 2nd
38. CHRIS MCCULLOUGH-PF-SYRACUSE
6-9/199/20
KEY SKILL: Shot Blocking
DRAFT RANGE: Early 2nd
39. CEDI OSMAN-SF-TURKEY/ANADOLU EFES (TURKISH LEAGUE)
6-8/194/20
KEY SKILL: Defense and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
40. GUILLERMO HERNANGOMEZ-C-SPAIN/SEVILLA (ACB SPAIN)
42. CLIFF ALEXANDER-PF-KANSAS
6-9/239/19
KEY SKILL: Rebounding
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
43. TERRAN PETTEWAY-F/G-NEBRASKA
6-6/210/22
KEY SKILL: Defense and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
46. DAKARI JOHNSON-C-UK
7-0/265/19
KEY SKILL: Size and length
DRAFT RANGE: Mid 2nd
62. CHASSON RANDLE-PG-STANFORD
6-2/179/22
63. CODY LALANNE-C/F-UMASS
6-10/241/23
64. CHRIS WALKER-C/F-FLORIDA
6-9/208/20
65. MICHAEL QUALLS-SG-ARKANSAS
6-5/201/21
66. RYAN BOATRIGHT-PG-UCONN
5-11/170/22
67. TRAVIS TRICE-PG-MICHIGAN ST
6-0/170/22
68. DEZ WELLS-SG-MARYLAND
6-4/209/23
69. KEIFER SYKES-PG-WISCONSIN GREEN BAY
6-0/167/22
70. BRANDEN DAWSON-PF-MICHIGAN ST.
6-7/230/22
71. TREVEON GRAHAM-SG-VCU
6-6/219/21
72. AARON HARRISON-SG-UK
6-6/209/20
73. COREY HAWKINS-SG-UC DAVIS
6-2-192/24
74. TASHAWN THOMAS-PF-OKLAHOMA
6-8/240/22
75. DARRUN HILLIARD-F'G-VILLANOVA
6-6/220/22
KEY SKILL: Shot Blocking
DRAFT RANGE: Early 2nd
36. ROBERT UPSHAW-C-WASHINGTON
7-0/258/21
KEY SKILL: Shot Blocking
DRAFT RANGE: Early 2nd
37. RICHAUN HOLMES-PF-BOWLING GREEN
6-10/243/21
KEY SKILL: Rebounding and Shot Blocking
DRAFT RANGE: Early 2nd
38. CHRIS MCCULLOUGH-PF-SYRACUSE
6-9/199/20
KEY SKILL: Shot Blocking
DRAFT RANGE: Early 2nd
39. CEDI OSMAN-SF-TURKEY/ANADOLU EFES (TURKISH LEAGUE)
6-8/194/20
KEY SKILL: Defense and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
40. GUILLERMO HERNANGOMEZ-C-SPAIN/SEVILLA (ACB SPAIN)
6-11/255/21
KEY SKILL: Mid-range game
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
41. NIKOLA MILUTINOV-C-SERBIA/PARTISAN BELGRADE (ADRIATIC LEAGUE)
7-0/220/20
KEY SKILL: Shooting big
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
KEY SKILL: Mid-range game
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
41. NIKOLA MILUTINOV-C-SERBIA/PARTISAN BELGRADE (ADRIATIC LEAGUE)
7-0/220/20
KEY SKILL: Shooting big
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
42. CLIFF ALEXANDER-PF-KANSAS
6-9/239/19
KEY SKILL: Rebounding
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
6-6/210/22
KEY SKILL: Defense and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
44. MOUHAMMADOU JAITEH-C-FRANCE/JSF NANTERRE (FRENCH LEAGUE)
6-11/247/20
6-11/247/20
KEY SKILL: Size and athletic ability
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
45. JP TOKOTO-F/G-UNC
6-6/196/21
KEY SKILL: Defense and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Mid 2nd
DRAFT RANGE: Early to mid 2nd
45. JP TOKOTO-F/G-UNC
6-6/196/21
KEY SKILL: Defense and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Mid 2nd
46. DAKARI JOHNSON-C-UK
7-0/265/19
KEY SKILL: Size and length
DRAFT RANGE: Mid 2nd
47. OLIVIER HANLAN-PG-BOSTON COLLEGE
6-4/186/22
KEY SKILL: PG size and 3 point shooting
DRAFT RANGE: Mid 2nd
48. JOSEPH YOUNG-CG-OREGON
6-2/182/23
KEY SKILL: Shooting/Scoring
DRAFT RANGE: Mid 2nd
49. ANDREW HARRISON-CG-UK
6-6/213/20
KEY SKILL: Size and 3 point shooting
DRAFT RANGE: Mid to late 2nd
50. ARTURAS GUDAITIS-C-LITHUANIA/ZALGIRIS (LITHUANIAN LEAGUE)
6-10/253/21
KEY SKILL: Size and rim protection
DRAFT RANGE: Mid to late 2nd
51. PAT CONNAUGHTON-SG-NOTRE DAME
55. TYLER HARVEY-SG-EASTERN WASHINGTON
6-4/181/22
KEY SKILL: Shooting/Scoring
DRAFT RANGE: Late 2nd/undrafted
56. VINCE HUNTER-SF-UTEP
6-8/208/20
KEY SKILL: Rebounding/hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Late 2nd/undrafted
Tier 6: 2nd round bubble guys
57. TJ MCCONNELL-PG-ARIZONA
6-2/188/23
60. BRANDON ASHLEY-PF-ARIZONA
6-9/228/20
61. QUINN COOK-PG-DUKE
6-2/179/226-4/186/22
KEY SKILL: PG size and 3 point shooting
DRAFT RANGE: Mid 2nd
48. JOSEPH YOUNG-CG-OREGON
6-2/182/23
KEY SKILL: Shooting/Scoring
DRAFT RANGE: Mid 2nd
49. ANDREW HARRISON-CG-UK
6-6/213/20
KEY SKILL: Size and 3 point shooting
DRAFT RANGE: Mid to late 2nd
50. ARTURAS GUDAITIS-C-LITHUANIA/ZALGIRIS (LITHUANIAN LEAGUE)
6-10/253/21
KEY SKILL: Size and rim protection
DRAFT RANGE: Mid to late 2nd
51. PAT CONNAUGHTON-SG-NOTRE DAME
6-5/215/22
KEY SKILL: Athletic ability and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Mid to late 2nd
52. AARON WHITE-PF-IOWA
6-9/220/22
KEY SKILL: Shooting/Scoring
DRAFT RANGE: Mid to late 2nd
53. ALAN WILLIAMS-PF-UC SANTA BARBARA
6-8/220/22
KEY SKILL: Rebounding
DRAFT RANGE: Late 2nd/undrafted
54. JOSH RICHARDSON-SG-TENNESSEE
6-6/200/21
KEY SKILL: Defense and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Late 2nd/undrafted
KEY SKILL: Athletic ability and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Mid to late 2nd
52. AARON WHITE-PF-IOWA
6-9/220/22
KEY SKILL: Shooting/Scoring
DRAFT RANGE: Mid to late 2nd
53. ALAN WILLIAMS-PF-UC SANTA BARBARA
6-8/220/22
KEY SKILL: Rebounding
DRAFT RANGE: Late 2nd/undrafted
54. JOSH RICHARDSON-SG-TENNESSEE
6-6/200/21
KEY SKILL: Defense and hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Late 2nd/undrafted
6-4/181/22
KEY SKILL: Shooting/Scoring
DRAFT RANGE: Late 2nd/undrafted
56. VINCE HUNTER-SF-UTEP
6-8/208/20
KEY SKILL: Rebounding/hustle
DRAFT RANGE: Late 2nd/undrafted
Tier 6: 2nd round bubble guys
57. TJ MCCONNELL-PG-ARIZONA
6-2/188/23
58. LARRY NANCE-PF-MINNESOTA
6-9/227/22
59. DANIEL DIEZ-SF-SPAIN/SAN SEBASTIAN GIPUZOKA (ACB SPAIN)
6-8-216/22
60. BRANDON ASHLEY-PF-ARIZONA
6-9/228/20
61. QUINN COOK-PG-DUKE
62. CHASSON RANDLE-PG-STANFORD
6-2/179/22
63. CODY LALANNE-C/F-UMASS
6-10/241/23
64. CHRIS WALKER-C/F-FLORIDA
6-9/208/20
65. MICHAEL QUALLS-SG-ARKANSAS
6-5/201/21
66. RYAN BOATRIGHT-PG-UCONN
5-11/170/22
67. TRAVIS TRICE-PG-MICHIGAN ST
6-0/170/22
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