I'm BACK! And I have NBA DRAFT FEVER!!!

My top 75 prospects list:

1. Blake Griffin-PF-Oklahoma-So.- (6-10/248)

2. James Harden-SG-Ariz. St.-So.- (6-5/222)

3. Ricky Rubio-PG-Spain-INT.- (6-4/182)

4. Hasheem Thabeet-C-UConn-Jr.- (7-3/267)

5. Tyreke Evans-PG/SG-Memphis-Fr.- (6-5/221)

6. Stephen Curry-PG-Davidson-Jr.- (6-3/181)

7. Jordan Hill-PF-Arizona-Jr.- (6-10/232)

8. Jonny Flynn-PG-Syracuse-So.- (6-1/196)

9. Demar DeRozan-F/G-USC-Fr.- (6-6/211)

10. Gerald Henderson-SG-Duke-Jr.- (6-5/215)

11. Jrue Holiday-PG/SG-UCLA-Fr.- (6-4/199)

12. Dejuan Blair-PF-Pittsburgh-So.- (6-6/277)

13. Terrence Williams-F/G-Louisville-Sr.- (6-6/213)

14. Brandon Jennings-PG-Italy, originally from Los Angeles-INT.- (6-1/170)

15. Ty Lawson-PG-UNC-Jr.- (6-0/197)

16. James Johnson-PF/SF-Wake Forest-So.- (6-8/257)

17. Earl Clark-SF/PF-Louisville-So.- (6-10/228)

18. Jeff Teague-PG/SG-Wake Forest-So.- (6-2/175)

19. Eric Maynor-PG-VCU-Sr.- (6-3/164)

20. B.J. Mullens-C-Ohio St.-Fr.- (7-1/258)

21. Tyler Hansborough-PF-UNC-Sr.- (6-9/234)

22. Darren Collison-PG-UCLA-Sr.- (6-1/166)

23. Omri Casspi-SF-Israel-INT.- (6-9/211)

24. Chase Budinger-SG-Arizona-Jr.- (6-7/206)

25. SamYoung-SF-Pittsburgh-Sr.- (6-7/223)

26. Wayne Ellington-SG-UNC-Jr.- (6-5/202)

27. DaJuan Summers-SF-Georgetown-Jr.- (6-9/243)

28. Jermaine Taylor-SG-UCF-Sr.- (6-5/207)

29. Marcus Thorton-SG-LSU-Sr. (6-4/194)

30. Nick Calathes-PG/SG-Florida-So. (6-5/188)

31. Derrick Brown-SF-Xavier-Jr.- (6-8/225)

32. Patty Mills-PG-St. Mary's-So.- (6-0/175)

33. Rodrigue Beaubois-SG/PG-France-INT.- (6-2/182)

34. Austin Daye-SF-Gonzaga-So.- (6-11/192)

35. Victor Claver-SF-Spain-INT.-(6-10/218)

36. Dante Cunningham-PF/SF-Villanova-Sr.- (6-8/227)

37. Josh Heytvelt-F/C-Gonzaga-Sr.- (6-11/246)

38. Jack McClinton-PG-Miami (FL)-Sr.- (6-1/185)

39. Jonas Jerebko-SF-Sweden-INT.- (6-9/220)

40. Tony Douglas-SG/PG-FSU-Sr.- (6-2/183)

41. Jeff Pendergraph-PF-Ariz. St.-Sr.- (6-10/240)

42. Danny Green-F/G-UNC-Sr.- (6-6/208)

43. Taj Gibson-PF-USC-Jr. (6-10/214)

44. Jodie Meeks-SG-Kentucky-Jr- (6-4/211)

45. Sergio Llull-PG-Spain-INT.- (6-3/188)

46. A.J. Price-PG-UConn-Sr.- (6-2/193)

47. Dionte Christmas-SG-Temple-Sr.- (6-5/211)

48. Patrick Beverly-PG-Ukraine/Arkansas-INT.- (6-0/180)

49. Alade Aminu-F/C-Georgia Tech-Sr.- (6-10/230)

50. Slava Kravtsov-C-Ukraine-INT.- (7-0/260)

51. John Brockman-PF-Washington-Sr.- (6-7/260)

52. Jerel McNeal-SG/PG-Marquette-Sr.- (6-3/190)

53. Nano De Colo-SG-France-INT.- (6-5/200)

54. Paul Harris-F/G-Syracuse-Jr.- (6-4/220)

55. Robert Dozier-PF/SF-Memphis-Sr. (6-10/208)

56. Luke Nevill-C-Utah-Sr.- (7-1/250)

57. Henk Norel-PF-Spain-INT.- (6-11/220)

58. DeMarre Carrol-SF/PF-Mizzou-Sr.- (6-8/207)

59. Lester Hudson-PG/SG-UT-Martin-Sr.- (6-1/196)

60. Jeff Adrien-PF-UConn-Sr. (6-7/236)

61. Tyrese Rice-PG-Boston College-Sr.- (6-0/190)

62. Curtis Jerrels-PG-Baylor-Sr. (6-0/200)

63. Milenko Tepic-SF-Serbia-INT.- (6-8/201)

64. Emir Preldzic-SF-Turkey-INT.- (6-9/202)

65. Goran Suton-PF-Michigan St.-Sr.- (6-10/245)

66. Ahmad Nivens-PF-St. Joe's-Sr.- (6-9/237)

67. Wesley Matthews-SG-Marquette-Sr.- (6-5/217)

68. Leo Lyons-PF-Mizzou-Sr.- (6-9/230)

69. Alonzo Gee-G/F-Alabama-Sr.- (6-6/220)

70. Micah Downs-G/F-Gonzaga-Sr.- (6-8/198)

71. Antonio Anderson-G/F-Memphis-Sr.- (6-6/214)

72. Vitor Faverani-C/F-Brazil-INT.- (6-11/235)

73. John Bryant-C-Santa Clara- (6-11/275)

74. Jeremy Pargo-PG-Gonzaga-Sr.- (6-2/219)

75. Alex Ruoff-G/F-WVU-Sr.- (6-6/220)


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