Heres the top draft prospects. I'll fill the draft measurements in after the players are measured. I'll also add anything else I find. When I add something I'll put it in green print so you won't have to read everything again. A good portion of the information came from http://www.nba.com/bobcats/draft_prospect_profiles.html
TOP PROSPECTS
Darrell Arthur
Age: 20
Position: Power Forward
Height: 6-10
Weight: 225
College: Kansas
Class: Sophomore
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ESPN.com
“On talent, Arthur has the makings of a lottery pick. He has great size, is very athletic, runs the floor like a deer and can be a very effective scorer in the paint and midrange game. However, his poor rebounding numbers and his inconsistency at KU have kept him from being a lock for the lottery. Look for him to fall somewhere between picks 10 and 20.”
CBSSports.com
"Arthur's stock has held steady, and this is as good a time as any to make the jump."
RealGM
"Arthur has a remarkable court awareness as he is almost always in an ideal position on both ends of the floor. He posts with purpose; constantly trying to seal his man and can finish well with either hand. Arthur is also a good passer out of the post and pretty much anywhere else on the floor. His ball-handling does need a great deal of more work. He is very athletic, sprinting the floor with gusto, beating his man down the floor for easy transition buckets. His jump shot is far from developed, but shows nice promise."
Collegehoops.net
"Watching Arthur play he just looks the part of an NBA prospect. With decent size, wingspan and offensive skills, Arthur is made for the pro game. He might not be ready right away, but within a few seasons he should be a NBA starter."
NBADraft.net
"A skilled power forward with a tremendous package of size and athleticism … Possesses a good handle for a player his size as well as a mid-range shot … Runs the floor very well for his size, very fluid … Solid post moves for a player his age, and showing good development in his post game … His shooting touch is good and his range seems to be improving."
Draft Express
“Athleticism…scoring mentality…ability to score in the paint…transition play/Running the floor…turnaround jumper…excellent lateral quickness…solid all-around defender.”
HoopsHype.com
"Smooth big man with a scoring mentality, and very nice potential both facing and with his back to the basket. Possesses a terrific frame and wingspan, with excellent athletic ability."
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D.J. Augustin
Age: 20
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6-0
Weight: 180
College: Texas
Class: Sophomore
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“Augustin is arguably the best pure point guard in the draft after Derrick Rose. He has incredible floor vision, great quickness, great shooting touch and is an incredible floor leader. His lack of size is the only thing keeping him from being a Top 5 pick. Look for him to go somewhere between 7 and 12 on draft night.”
CBSSports.com
"He's no better than the fifth guard behind Rose, Bayless, Gordon and Mayo. Still, Augustin has proved himself time and again as a solid NBA prospect."
RealGM
"Augustin is preposterously quick and nimble with the dribble, maintaining it effectively to create shots for himself and teammates with his gunslinger mentality. He would have struggled in the Derek Harper hand-check era, but he should be an effective NBA point guard in the way Tony Parker and Chris Paul have become All-Stars. Despite being so short, Augustin is able to get shots over taller defenders and also has a superior perimeter shot than the two similar bodied NBA point guards just mentioned."
Collegehoops.net
"If D.J. Augustin is to excel in the NBA he will have to be a trendsetter - there are currently no sub-six foot stars in the League. There is no doubt he has the speed, skill-set and intelligence to play at the next level, but to become a star he will have to be find a way to slay the NBA’s Goliaths."
NBADraft.net
"A true point guard who looks to set up teammates first…A leader. Very head strong, confident player, plays with a swagger to his game which is impressive in such a young player at such a demanding position."
Draft Express
“Strong build..basketball instincts…mix between scoring/passing… outstanding ball-handling skills with either hand, change of gears/hesitation moves…fundamentals…intangibles…winner.”
HoopsHype.com
"The best point guard in college basketball? Scoring playmaker with solid quickness and outstanding ball-handling skills. Unselfish, with excellent court vision. Rarely gets rattled, keeps turnovers to a minimum, and hasmultiple speeds he can utilize to get by his man and create offense, particularly running the pick and roll. "
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Nicolas Batum
Age: 19
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6-8
Weight: 210
Team: Le Mans Arthe Basket
Country: France
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"With ample athleticism, an absurdly long wingspan and well-developed skills in nearly every aspect of the game, Batum could certainly develop into the best player on an NBA team. The questions regarding his motor and aggressiveness to dominate appear to be his biggest obstacle between being good and being great. Batum has NBA range on his effective, albeit flawed jumper."
Collegehoops.net
"Batum’s combination of length and athleticism has NBA scouts drooling. Whoever drafts him will have to be patient, but as his game and body matures Batum could be an excellent NBA pro. However, similar to fellow Frechman Boris Diaw, Batum can get you a triple-double one night and then bring nothing to the stat sheet the next – his consistency and aggression level have been questioned."
NBADraft.net
"Agile forward with size, an incredible wingspan, and great all around skills … Has a natural feel for the game, and great physical attributes … Competitive … Team player, but also knows when to take over … Has a diverse offensive game with the ability to pull up off the dribble, hit from outside, and penetrate to the rim … He has huge upside but needs to gain more experience."
Draft Express
“Size for wing player…freakish athleticism…outstanding wingspan…ability to create separation from defender…basketball IQ…court vision…terrific experience playing at highest level of European basketball…stat-stuffing role-player potential.”
HoopsHype.com
"Smooth athlete with physical attributes and a style of play that is tailor made for the NBA. Great length, excellent quickness and superb leaping ability. Still inconsistent, but has terrific upside."
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Jerryd Bayless
Age: 19
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6-3
Weight: 190
College: Arizona
Class: Freshman
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“Bayless didn't come with quite the rep of some of the other freshman guards like Derrick Rose, OJ Mayo and Eric Gordon, but he's had a spectacular freshman season. Bayless has great athleticism, can score of the dribble and from deep three-point range and proved that he could play the point, at least part time, in the pros. His lack of pure playmaking skills and the fact that he's a little undersized to play the two will hurt his stock a little, but overall Bayless looks like he'll fall somewhere between 3 and 8 in the draft.”
CBSSports.com
"Bayless will be a serious candidate to go third behind Beasley and Rose."
RealGM
"What has and will be the most immediately impressive aspect of his game is his extreme elevation on jumpers. It really is extraordinary and makes it possible for the 6-3 guard to be a shooting guard. Because of the elevation, he is able to spot an open teammate while taking the shot and get him the ball for an easy lay-up."
Collegehoops.net
"Bayless’ draft stock has exploded as the season has gone on and he continues to pile the points on the board. His offensive skills are NBA ready, but in order to really excel he will have to become more of a point guard or risk becoming a dreaded “tweener”."
NBADraft.net
"A “must see to believe” type of talent … Possesses incredible open floor speed, which combined with a devastating first step make him a nightmare to defend … Tremendous leaping ability and superb body control allow him to finish in the lane over much taller players … Gets great lift on his jump-shot, with range well out to the NBA three … Flash and flamboyance are nicely contrasted with a high basketball IQ and craftiness … Has all the tools to become a special player on the NBA level."
Draft Express
“Quickness…explosiveness…complete package offensively…perimeter shooting…NBA range…ability to create shot…ability to come off screens…ability to get to free throw line…unselfishness…committed to playing defense…intangibles.”
HoopsHype.com
"Quick, fluid, explosive guard with possibly the best shot-creating ability in this draft. A scorer’s deluxe – terrific perimeter shooter, with a great mid-range game, but also gets to the free throe line at an excellent rate."
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Michael Beasley
Age: 19
Position: Power Forward
Height: 6-10
Weight: 235
College: Kansas State
Class: Freshman
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“He may have had the best freshman season in college basketball history -- even surpassing what Kevin Durant did last year. He's got great size, athleticism, can score anywhere on the floor and is a beast of a rebounder. Scouts claim that character issues from Beasley's high school days still haunt him. But, barring some surprise revelation or injury, Beasley will be either the first or second pick in the draft.”
CBSSports.com
"The drafting of Beasley will give somebody a 20-and-10 All-Star power forward."
RealGM
“Very explosive in the post, Beasley is NBA-ready to bang and score. He scores at a tremendously effective rate despite the constant collapse of double-teams when he touches the ball. Beasley is excellent at finding the vulnerabilities of a defense when he moves without the ball." Even more remarkable is how he always has his hands facing the ball, readying for a pass.”
Collegehoops.net
“Beasley’s dominant play this season looks to have made him a lock to have his name called first in this year’s draft. While there has been question marks concerning his attitude and maturity, he hasn’t been involved in any incidents while at Kansas State. While he might not be as good a prospect as Oden & Durant last year, if he keeps his head on straight he should be a future NBA All-Star.”
NBADraft.net
“A fabulous athlete with an NBA ready body... Completed one of the most dominant seasons in college basketball history, as a freshman … His length, quickness, jumping ability and strength combine to make him one of the most difficult match ups … His ability to play the passing lanes and come over weakside to block shots, further adds to his ability to fill the stat sheet … A strong personality with great confidence who never gets down on himself. There are few doubts about him becoming a bigtime impact talent at the next level.”
Draft Express
“Quickness…strength…hands…unbelievable scoring instincts…ability to create shot…finishing with either hand…back to the basket skills, rebounding…mismatch ability…go-to guy…incredible productivity…upside.”
Dick Vitale on ESPN.com
"A big guy inside like Beasley is a terrific talent. He can also step out and shoot the jumper, which makes him a bigger threat. There is no question that Beasley can be a star in the NBA. He is also a force on the boards after leading the nation at 12.4 per game last season. I really love his talent."
HoopsHype.com
“Versatile, ambidextrous power forward who can score equally well with his back to the basket or facing the hoop. Possesses outstanding athletic ability – particularly his quickness, strength and leaping ability. Dominated college basketball as a freshman – and looks like a can’t miss prospect barring red flags.”
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Danilo Gallinari
Age: 19
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6-9
Weight: 212
Team: AJ Milano
Country: Italy
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“Galinari reminds scouts of Toni Kukoc because of his fantastic basketball IQ. He has point forward skills, can score from just about anywhere and has excellent leadership qualities. Despite his rather ordinary athleticism and a so-so 3-point shot, he’s easily the best international prospect in the draft.”
RealGM
"Gallinari is an improving shooter, but his feel for the lane and ability to handle the ball is exceptional. He would be a top-flight point guard prospect if he were 6-2. He has the ability and confidence to play multiple positions on the NBA level. With such pure instincts, he would fit in on any team, no matter if he improves his athleticism or not."
Collegehoops.net
"Gallinari is a very impressive NBA prospect and should be a solid NBA pro. Whether he has as much “upside” as a prospect like Nicolas Batum is debatable, but Gallinari is definitely more NBA-ready than Batum and has the potential to be an above average NBA player."
NBADraft.net
"Very good athlete. PG skills in a 6-8 forward body, can play all the back-court spots. Has great fundamentals for his age, drives well and know how to create his own shot or pass the ball. His ball-handling is very strong for a man of his height. He can drive to the basket from left and right with a good first step and often tryes finishing with a dunk in traffic. Plays decently in the low post. Above average rebounder for the role. Good ball-hawk thanks to his quick hands. Reads the defense well so he's able to receive a lot of fouls and go to the FT line many times per game. Plays with intensity and heart. Natural born talent with intriguing upside: at 6-8 probably hasn't finished growing (has long legs not proportioned to the rest of body)."
Draft Express
“Size for position…Productivity at highest level outside NBA at young age…maturity…versatility…fundamentals…ability to play multiple positions…strength…frame…intensity…winning mentality.”
HoopsHype.com
"Precocious European talent who is producing at the highest levels of international basketball, already as a teenager. A versatile small forward with great size who can play multiple positions on the floor. A solid shooter, terrific ball-handler and excellent passer."
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Eric Gordon
Age: 19
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6-4
Weight: 215
College: Indiana
Class: Freshman
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“Gordon has many star qualities. He's an excellent athlete, has an NBA body, is explosive going to the basket, an excellent defender and, until the last few weeks of the season, was a dead eye from long range. His struggles since injuring his wrist in January and losing head coach Kelvin Sampson, have been well documented. He couldn't hit a shot and he, and the Hooisers, went down in flames. While his performance in the last quarter of the season didn't help his draft stock, teams still see him as a Top 10 pick.”
CBSSports.com
"It'll be a shock if Gordon isn't a high-volume scorer at the NBA level."
RealGM
"With his exceptional handle in the halfcourt, Gordon generates separation from his defender and particularly is infatuated with the step back jumper. His jumper is world class for a player of his age: it is very fluid, his release is high and is quite compact. His range comfortably extends to about 25-feet. Not just a perimeter shooter, he is equally content to drive to the basket when defenders try to take away his jumper. He gets deep into the paint after shaking defenders with remarkable change of pace moves, invites and even generates contact and is strong enough to finish despite a hard foul. Strong and agile, he has the ability to contort his body and get his shot off. Gordon defines the term ‘pure scorer.’"
Collegehoops.net
"Gordon’s athleticism, explosiveness, strength and skills should allow him to score a bunch at the NBA level. The key for him to really excel is to develop his point guard skills (or grow a couple of inches)."
NBADraft.net
"A rock-solid and incredibly explosive combo guard … Tremendously aggressive, and relentless when going to the hoop … Constantly looks to attack and use his body to out-muscle weaker defenders at his position … Is not afraid of going at bigger help defenders and drawing contact … Great leaping ability and outstanding body-control allow him to finish effectively around the hoop … An assassin off the dribble, where a quick first step and combination of hesitation moves allow him get by people at will ."
Draft Express
“Athleticism, strength…scoring instincts/Go-to mentality…perimeter shooting…NBA range…quick release…ability to come off screens…pull-up jumper.”
HoopsHype.com
"A bowling ball of a shooting guard, with outstanding scoring ability Built like a brick wall, capable of just overpowering defenders on his way to the rim, thanks to his excellent first step and low center of gravity."
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DeAndre Jordan
Age: 20
Position: Center
Height: 7-0
Weight: 255
College: Texas A&M
Class: Freshman
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“As a physical specimen, Jordan is a high lottery pick. He's huge, strong and athletic. However, he's pretty raw on both ends of the floor. His lack of production, especially in the second half of the season, has hurt his stock. However, big workouts could move him up again. He could go anywhere in the 5-12 range.”
RealGM
"As it stands now, Jordan is a long ways away from being an effective professional basketball player, but his size and athleticism show a lot of promise. His motor isn’t as good as you’d like to see from a big like Jordan and is perhaps more of a concern than the massive scaffolding that surrounds his game. Jordan is quick in transition and has good fundamentals in the post, already doing well to seal defenders. He invites contact in the post and has nice touch to the rim."
Collegehoops.net
"Whichever NBA team drafts Jordan will have to be patient with him. As the Lakers can attest with Andrew Bynum, the wait could be well worth it as Jordan has all the makings of a quality NBA big."
NBADraft.net
"Exciting bigman with a lot of promise … At 7-feet, his rare athleticism and explosive leaping ability gives him a tremendous amount of potential … He’s got a huge frame and can add a lot of weight and become a dominant interior force on both ends of the floor … His combination of size, length, and explosiveness makes him a quality shot blocker now who can develop into a dominant one with added coaching and discipline."
Draft Express
“Incredible physical specimen...great size...long arms...freakish athlete...great hands...quickness in post...defensive potential...rebounding ability...incredible upside.”
HoopsHype.com
"7-footer with a great frame, incredible wingspan, and unbelievable athleticism. Has great hands and finishes well around the basket. A very good rebounder with the potential to develop into an excellent defender down the road."
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Kosta Koufos
Age: 19
Position: Center
Height: 7-1
Weight: 265
College: Ohio State
Class: Freshman
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“He began his freshman season ranked as a potential Top 10 prospect, hit the wall midseason and finished strong. He's a very skilled big man with excellent perimeter skills. However, his so-so athleticism and rebounding ability limit his upside. Look for him to be a late-lottery to mid-first-round pick.”
CBSSports.com
"OSU would've been fabulous with Koufos and B.J. Mullens. Alas, it's doubtful Koufos will return to school to make it happen."
Collegehoops.net
"Players with Kosta Koufos’ size and skill package don’t come along too often, so his decision to enter the draft shouldn’t come as a surprise. While he would probably benefit from at least another year in college, Koufos should be an early pick this year and could pan out to be an above-average pro."
NBADraft.net
"A very skilled big man, Koufos shows the ability and desire to be a great passer from the post … He is also comfortable putting the ball on the floor, but lacks the athleticism and foot speed to be too much of a threat off the dribble … Although on the college level, he can take the ball off the dribble very effectively and ever from the top of the key … He is an excellent free throw shooter, can hit the three ball, and has a nice midrange jumper."
Draft Express
“Size…excellent wingspan…extremely high skill level…excellent hands…scoring instincts…back to the basket scoring/Jump-hook… outstanding shooting touch…phenomenal with feet set…true center defensively.”
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Brook Lopez
Age: 20
Position: Center
Height: 7-0
Weight: 260
College: Stanford
Class: Sophomore
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“Brook Lopez has the physical tools and offensive abilities to be an excellent NBA player. He has great size, length and above-average athleticism. He's an effective scorer in the paint and can stretch the defense away from the basket. Right now he projects as the top center in the draft and a potential Top 5 pick.”
CBSSports.com
"He's the safest pick at No. 3, but can he ever be an All-Star?"
RealGM
"For a team looking for a well-developed offensive game at center, Brook Lopez is the 2008 Draft’s best option. I’m not sure if he will have the strength and athleticism to do this so easily in the NBA, but the way he seals his man and gets his body ready to immediately score while a pass is on its way is remarkable. This anticipation allows him to score before off-ball shot blockers and sagging perimeter defenders can come to assist his man. His touch around the hoop out of the post is terrific and is of course something that can’t be taught."
Collegehoops.net
"The best big man prospect in the draft not named Beasley, Lopez should make whatever NBA drafts him very happy. He should be a solid pro with the potential to be even better than that."
NBADraft.net
"Bigman with good strength and solid athletic ability … Brook has an excellent touch within 15 feet of the basket … Very smooth inside using a variety of polished moves including hook shots and drop steps … Soft hands, rarely fumbles the ball … Strong legs and upper body make him tough to push around inside … Strong rebounder using his long arms and body strength to clean the glass."
Draft Express
“Size…length…hands…ability to run the floor…ability to establish position in post…ability to draw fouls…post-scoring…a presence in post defensively…intelligence…extremely productive…Stanford pedigree.”
HoopsHype.com
"Solid athlete with excellent size, a nice frame, and a good basketball IQ. Very effective with his back to the basket. Can hit a mid-range jumper and has a few basic moves he executes exceptionally well around the block."
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Kevin Love
Age: 19
Position: Center
Height: 6-10
Weight: 275
College: UCLA
Class: Freshman
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“Love was one of the best players in college basketball this season, but will his game translate to the pros? He can score inside and out, has great strength and is the best outlet passer in basketball. But his lack of athleticism along with questions about his conditioning and the health of his knees are major flags. He should fall somewhere between 9 and 18.”
CBSSports.com
"Those who thought Love wouldn't make a good pro will be proved wrong."
RealGM
"Love will continue to be one of the most intriguing prospects of this class all the way up to draft night. The aspects of his game that people rave about (passing, low post moves, feel for game), are universally heralded, while the genuine concerns (lack of length, quickness, elevation), are cited with equal passion. Cut both sides right down the middle and I think that’s where you will find Love; he isn’t a top-five caliber pick (especially not this year) and he won’t be an ineffective bust. He will be an effective rebounder and passer, there is no doubt about those two things, so his value in the transition game is guaranteed."
Collegehoops.net
"Extremely strong and solid – gets position down low and is impossible to move. Very smart player. Supremely talented passer – excels leading fast breaks with long inbounds passes. Very strong passer also – can chest pass the full length of the court. Good low post scorer. While he probably won’t be a star in the pros, his smarts, strength and passing ability will allow him to carve out a career in the NBA."
NBADraft.net
"Bruising bigman with a great basketball IQ and feel for the game … Extremely adept on the block. His post skills are at an NBA level right now … A dominant rebounder, hits the glass hard, using tenacity, strength and athleticism … A fierce competitor. Has a passion and toughness to his game that so many big men lack … Really understands the game, with great vision and passing ability."
Draft Express
“Productivity…strength..ability to score in the paint…excellent touch …versatile post game…basketball IQ…passing skills…ability to ignite fast-breaks with outlet passes…rebounding instincts..winning attitude, incredibly productive…very little downside.”
HoopsHype.com
"Super-skilled power forward with excellent instincts both facing and with his back to the basket. Has range out to the 3-point line, and outstanding footwork and touch in the post. A throwback, complete with the pump-fakes and the Tim Duncan-esqe bank shots from 15 feet.."
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TOP PROSPECTS
Darrell Arthur
Age: 20
Position: Power Forward
Height: 6-10
Weight: 225
College: Kansas
Class: Sophomore
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Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
12.8 | 6.3 | 0.8 | 0.5 | 1.3 | .543 | .167 | .702 |
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ESPN.com
“On talent, Arthur has the makings of a lottery pick. He has great size, is very athletic, runs the floor like a deer and can be a very effective scorer in the paint and midrange game. However, his poor rebounding numbers and his inconsistency at KU have kept him from being a lock for the lottery. Look for him to fall somewhere between picks 10 and 20.”
CBSSports.com
"Arthur's stock has held steady, and this is as good a time as any to make the jump."
RealGM
"Arthur has a remarkable court awareness as he is almost always in an ideal position on both ends of the floor. He posts with purpose; constantly trying to seal his man and can finish well with either hand. Arthur is also a good passer out of the post and pretty much anywhere else on the floor. His ball-handling does need a great deal of more work. He is very athletic, sprinting the floor with gusto, beating his man down the floor for easy transition buckets. His jump shot is far from developed, but shows nice promise."
Collegehoops.net
"Watching Arthur play he just looks the part of an NBA prospect. With decent size, wingspan and offensive skills, Arthur is made for the pro game. He might not be ready right away, but within a few seasons he should be a NBA starter."
NBADraft.net
"A skilled power forward with a tremendous package of size and athleticism … Possesses a good handle for a player his size as well as a mid-range shot … Runs the floor very well for his size, very fluid … Solid post moves for a player his age, and showing good development in his post game … His shooting touch is good and his range seems to be improving."
Draft Express
“Athleticism…scoring mentality…ability to score in the paint…transition play/Running the floor…turnaround jumper…excellent lateral quickness…solid all-around defender.”
HoopsHype.com
"Smooth big man with a scoring mentality, and very nice potential both facing and with his back to the basket. Possesses a terrific frame and wingspan, with excellent athletic ability."
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D.J. Augustin
Age: 20
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6-0
Weight: 180
College: Texas
Class: Sophomore
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Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
19.2 | 2.9 | 5.8 | 1.2 | 0.0 | .439 | .381 | .783 |
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ESPN.com
“Augustin is arguably the best pure point guard in the draft after Derrick Rose. He has incredible floor vision, great quickness, great shooting touch and is an incredible floor leader. His lack of size is the only thing keeping him from being a Top 5 pick. Look for him to go somewhere between 7 and 12 on draft night.”
CBSSports.com
"He's no better than the fifth guard behind Rose, Bayless, Gordon and Mayo. Still, Augustin has proved himself time and again as a solid NBA prospect."
RealGM
"Augustin is preposterously quick and nimble with the dribble, maintaining it effectively to create shots for himself and teammates with his gunslinger mentality. He would have struggled in the Derek Harper hand-check era, but he should be an effective NBA point guard in the way Tony Parker and Chris Paul have become All-Stars. Despite being so short, Augustin is able to get shots over taller defenders and also has a superior perimeter shot than the two similar bodied NBA point guards just mentioned."
Collegehoops.net
"If D.J. Augustin is to excel in the NBA he will have to be a trendsetter - there are currently no sub-six foot stars in the League. There is no doubt he has the speed, skill-set and intelligence to play at the next level, but to become a star he will have to be find a way to slay the NBA’s Goliaths."
NBADraft.net
"A true point guard who looks to set up teammates first…A leader. Very head strong, confident player, plays with a swagger to his game which is impressive in such a young player at such a demanding position."
Draft Express
“Strong build..basketball instincts…mix between scoring/passing… outstanding ball-handling skills with either hand, change of gears/hesitation moves…fundamentals…intangibles…winner.”
HoopsHype.com
"The best point guard in college basketball? Scoring playmaker with solid quickness and outstanding ball-handling skills. Unselfish, with excellent court vision. Rarely gets rattled, keeps turnovers to a minimum, and hasmultiple speeds he can utilize to get by his man and create offense, particularly running the pick and roll. "
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Nicolas Batum
Age: 19
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6-8
Weight: 210
Team: Le Mans Arthe Basket
Country: France
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EuroLeague
Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
8.5 | 3.5 | 2.7 | 1.5 | 0.5 | .453 | .290 | .667 |
What they're saying:
RealGM
"With ample athleticism, an absurdly long wingspan and well-developed skills in nearly every aspect of the game, Batum could certainly develop into the best player on an NBA team. The questions regarding his motor and aggressiveness to dominate appear to be his biggest obstacle between being good and being great. Batum has NBA range on his effective, albeit flawed jumper."
Collegehoops.net
"Batum’s combination of length and athleticism has NBA scouts drooling. Whoever drafts him will have to be patient, but as his game and body matures Batum could be an excellent NBA pro. However, similar to fellow Frechman Boris Diaw, Batum can get you a triple-double one night and then bring nothing to the stat sheet the next – his consistency and aggression level have been questioned."
NBADraft.net
"Agile forward with size, an incredible wingspan, and great all around skills … Has a natural feel for the game, and great physical attributes … Competitive … Team player, but also knows when to take over … Has a diverse offensive game with the ability to pull up off the dribble, hit from outside, and penetrate to the rim … He has huge upside but needs to gain more experience."
Draft Express
“Size for wing player…freakish athleticism…outstanding wingspan…ability to create separation from defender…basketball IQ…court vision…terrific experience playing at highest level of European basketball…stat-stuffing role-player potential.”
HoopsHype.com
"Smooth athlete with physical attributes and a style of play that is tailor made for the NBA. Great length, excellent quickness and superb leaping ability. Still inconsistent, but has terrific upside."
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Jerryd Bayless
Age: 19
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6-3
Weight: 190
College: Arizona
Class: Freshman
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Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
19.7 | 2.7 | 4.0 | 1.0 | 0.1 | .458 | .407 | .839 |
What they're saying:
ESPN.com
“Bayless didn't come with quite the rep of some of the other freshman guards like Derrick Rose, OJ Mayo and Eric Gordon, but he's had a spectacular freshman season. Bayless has great athleticism, can score of the dribble and from deep three-point range and proved that he could play the point, at least part time, in the pros. His lack of pure playmaking skills and the fact that he's a little undersized to play the two will hurt his stock a little, but overall Bayless looks like he'll fall somewhere between 3 and 8 in the draft.”
CBSSports.com
"Bayless will be a serious candidate to go third behind Beasley and Rose."
RealGM
"What has and will be the most immediately impressive aspect of his game is his extreme elevation on jumpers. It really is extraordinary and makes it possible for the 6-3 guard to be a shooting guard. Because of the elevation, he is able to spot an open teammate while taking the shot and get him the ball for an easy lay-up."
Collegehoops.net
"Bayless’ draft stock has exploded as the season has gone on and he continues to pile the points on the board. His offensive skills are NBA ready, but in order to really excel he will have to become more of a point guard or risk becoming a dreaded “tweener”."
NBADraft.net
"A “must see to believe” type of talent … Possesses incredible open floor speed, which combined with a devastating first step make him a nightmare to defend … Tremendous leaping ability and superb body control allow him to finish in the lane over much taller players … Gets great lift on his jump-shot, with range well out to the NBA three … Flash and flamboyance are nicely contrasted with a high basketball IQ and craftiness … Has all the tools to become a special player on the NBA level."
Draft Express
“Quickness…explosiveness…complete package offensively…perimeter shooting…NBA range…ability to create shot…ability to come off screens…ability to get to free throw line…unselfishness…committed to playing defense…intangibles.”
HoopsHype.com
"Quick, fluid, explosive guard with possibly the best shot-creating ability in this draft. A scorer’s deluxe – terrific perimeter shooter, with a great mid-range game, but also gets to the free throe line at an excellent rate."
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Michael Beasley
Age: 19
Position: Power Forward
Height: 6-10
Weight: 235
College: Kansas State
Class: Freshman
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2007-08 Stats:
Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
26.2 | 12.4 | 1.2 | 1.3 | 1.6 | .532 | .379 | .774 |
What they're saying:
ESPN.com
“He may have had the best freshman season in college basketball history -- even surpassing what Kevin Durant did last year. He's got great size, athleticism, can score anywhere on the floor and is a beast of a rebounder. Scouts claim that character issues from Beasley's high school days still haunt him. But, barring some surprise revelation or injury, Beasley will be either the first or second pick in the draft.”
CBSSports.com
"The drafting of Beasley will give somebody a 20-and-10 All-Star power forward."
RealGM
“Very explosive in the post, Beasley is NBA-ready to bang and score. He scores at a tremendously effective rate despite the constant collapse of double-teams when he touches the ball. Beasley is excellent at finding the vulnerabilities of a defense when he moves without the ball." Even more remarkable is how he always has his hands facing the ball, readying for a pass.”
Collegehoops.net
“Beasley’s dominant play this season looks to have made him a lock to have his name called first in this year’s draft. While there has been question marks concerning his attitude and maturity, he hasn’t been involved in any incidents while at Kansas State. While he might not be as good a prospect as Oden & Durant last year, if he keeps his head on straight he should be a future NBA All-Star.”
NBADraft.net
“A fabulous athlete with an NBA ready body... Completed one of the most dominant seasons in college basketball history, as a freshman … His length, quickness, jumping ability and strength combine to make him one of the most difficult match ups … His ability to play the passing lanes and come over weakside to block shots, further adds to his ability to fill the stat sheet … A strong personality with great confidence who never gets down on himself. There are few doubts about him becoming a bigtime impact talent at the next level.”
Draft Express
“Quickness…strength…hands…unbelievable scoring instincts…ability to create shot…finishing with either hand…back to the basket skills, rebounding…mismatch ability…go-to guy…incredible productivity…upside.”
Dick Vitale on ESPN.com
"A big guy inside like Beasley is a terrific talent. He can also step out and shoot the jumper, which makes him a bigger threat. There is no question that Beasley can be a star in the NBA. He is also a force on the boards after leading the nation at 12.4 per game last season. I really love his talent."
HoopsHype.com
“Versatile, ambidextrous power forward who can score equally well with his back to the basket or facing the hoop. Possesses outstanding athletic ability – particularly his quickness, strength and leaping ability. Dominated college basketball as a freshman – and looks like a can’t miss prospect barring red flags.”
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Danilo Gallinari
Age: 19
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6-9
Weight: 212
Team: AJ Milano
Country: Italy
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Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
17.5 | 5.7 | 1.3 | 2.0 | 0.5 | .462 | .405 | .856 |
What they're saying:
ESPN.com
“Galinari reminds scouts of Toni Kukoc because of his fantastic basketball IQ. He has point forward skills, can score from just about anywhere and has excellent leadership qualities. Despite his rather ordinary athleticism and a so-so 3-point shot, he’s easily the best international prospect in the draft.”
RealGM
"Gallinari is an improving shooter, but his feel for the lane and ability to handle the ball is exceptional. He would be a top-flight point guard prospect if he were 6-2. He has the ability and confidence to play multiple positions on the NBA level. With such pure instincts, he would fit in on any team, no matter if he improves his athleticism or not."
Collegehoops.net
"Gallinari is a very impressive NBA prospect and should be a solid NBA pro. Whether he has as much “upside” as a prospect like Nicolas Batum is debatable, but Gallinari is definitely more NBA-ready than Batum and has the potential to be an above average NBA player."
NBADraft.net
"Very good athlete. PG skills in a 6-8 forward body, can play all the back-court spots. Has great fundamentals for his age, drives well and know how to create his own shot or pass the ball. His ball-handling is very strong for a man of his height. He can drive to the basket from left and right with a good first step and often tryes finishing with a dunk in traffic. Plays decently in the low post. Above average rebounder for the role. Good ball-hawk thanks to his quick hands. Reads the defense well so he's able to receive a lot of fouls and go to the FT line many times per game. Plays with intensity and heart. Natural born talent with intriguing upside: at 6-8 probably hasn't finished growing (has long legs not proportioned to the rest of body)."
Draft Express
“Size for position…Productivity at highest level outside NBA at young age…maturity…versatility…fundamentals…ability to play multiple positions…strength…frame…intensity…winning mentality.”
HoopsHype.com
"Precocious European talent who is producing at the highest levels of international basketball, already as a teenager. A versatile small forward with great size who can play multiple positions on the floor. A solid shooter, terrific ball-handler and excellent passer."
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Eric Gordon
Age: 19
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6-4
Weight: 215
College: Indiana
Class: Freshman
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2007-08 Stats
20.9 | 3.3 | 2.4 | 1.3 | 0.6 | .433 | .337 | .834 |
What they're saying:
ESPN.com
“Gordon has many star qualities. He's an excellent athlete, has an NBA body, is explosive going to the basket, an excellent defender and, until the last few weeks of the season, was a dead eye from long range. His struggles since injuring his wrist in January and losing head coach Kelvin Sampson, have been well documented. He couldn't hit a shot and he, and the Hooisers, went down in flames. While his performance in the last quarter of the season didn't help his draft stock, teams still see him as a Top 10 pick.”
CBSSports.com
"It'll be a shock if Gordon isn't a high-volume scorer at the NBA level."
RealGM
"With his exceptional handle in the halfcourt, Gordon generates separation from his defender and particularly is infatuated with the step back jumper. His jumper is world class for a player of his age: it is very fluid, his release is high and is quite compact. His range comfortably extends to about 25-feet. Not just a perimeter shooter, he is equally content to drive to the basket when defenders try to take away his jumper. He gets deep into the paint after shaking defenders with remarkable change of pace moves, invites and even generates contact and is strong enough to finish despite a hard foul. Strong and agile, he has the ability to contort his body and get his shot off. Gordon defines the term ‘pure scorer.’"
Collegehoops.net
"Gordon’s athleticism, explosiveness, strength and skills should allow him to score a bunch at the NBA level. The key for him to really excel is to develop his point guard skills (or grow a couple of inches)."
NBADraft.net
"A rock-solid and incredibly explosive combo guard … Tremendously aggressive, and relentless when going to the hoop … Constantly looks to attack and use his body to out-muscle weaker defenders at his position … Is not afraid of going at bigger help defenders and drawing contact … Great leaping ability and outstanding body-control allow him to finish effectively around the hoop … An assassin off the dribble, where a quick first step and combination of hesitation moves allow him get by people at will ."
Draft Express
“Athleticism, strength…scoring instincts/Go-to mentality…perimeter shooting…NBA range…quick release…ability to come off screens…pull-up jumper.”
HoopsHype.com
"A bowling ball of a shooting guard, with outstanding scoring ability Built like a brick wall, capable of just overpowering defenders on his way to the rim, thanks to his excellent first step and low center of gravity."
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DeAndre Jordan
Age: 20
Position: Center
Height: 7-0
Weight: 255
College: Texas A&M
Class: Freshman
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2007-08 Stats:
Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
7.9 | 6.0 | 0.4 | 0.2 | 1.3 | .617 | .000 | .437 |
What they're saying:
ESPN.com
“As a physical specimen, Jordan is a high lottery pick. He's huge, strong and athletic. However, he's pretty raw on both ends of the floor. His lack of production, especially in the second half of the season, has hurt his stock. However, big workouts could move him up again. He could go anywhere in the 5-12 range.”
RealGM
"As it stands now, Jordan is a long ways away from being an effective professional basketball player, but his size and athleticism show a lot of promise. His motor isn’t as good as you’d like to see from a big like Jordan and is perhaps more of a concern than the massive scaffolding that surrounds his game. Jordan is quick in transition and has good fundamentals in the post, already doing well to seal defenders. He invites contact in the post and has nice touch to the rim."
Collegehoops.net
"Whichever NBA team drafts Jordan will have to be patient with him. As the Lakers can attest with Andrew Bynum, the wait could be well worth it as Jordan has all the makings of a quality NBA big."
NBADraft.net
"Exciting bigman with a lot of promise … At 7-feet, his rare athleticism and explosive leaping ability gives him a tremendous amount of potential … He’s got a huge frame and can add a lot of weight and become a dominant interior force on both ends of the floor … His combination of size, length, and explosiveness makes him a quality shot blocker now who can develop into a dominant one with added coaching and discipline."
Draft Express
“Incredible physical specimen...great size...long arms...freakish athlete...great hands...quickness in post...defensive potential...rebounding ability...incredible upside.”
HoopsHype.com
"7-footer with a great frame, incredible wingspan, and unbelievable athleticism. Has great hands and finishes well around the basket. A very good rebounder with the potential to develop into an excellent defender down the road."
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Kosta Koufos
Age: 19
Position: Center
Height: 7-1
Weight: 265
College: Ohio State
Class: Freshman
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Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
14.4 | 6.7 | 0.5 | 0.4 | 1.8 | .508 | .349 | .680 |
What they're saying:
ESPN.com
“He began his freshman season ranked as a potential Top 10 prospect, hit the wall midseason and finished strong. He's a very skilled big man with excellent perimeter skills. However, his so-so athleticism and rebounding ability limit his upside. Look for him to be a late-lottery to mid-first-round pick.”
CBSSports.com
"OSU would've been fabulous with Koufos and B.J. Mullens. Alas, it's doubtful Koufos will return to school to make it happen."
Collegehoops.net
"Players with Kosta Koufos’ size and skill package don’t come along too often, so his decision to enter the draft shouldn’t come as a surprise. While he would probably benefit from at least another year in college, Koufos should be an early pick this year and could pan out to be an above-average pro."
NBADraft.net
"A very skilled big man, Koufos shows the ability and desire to be a great passer from the post … He is also comfortable putting the ball on the floor, but lacks the athleticism and foot speed to be too much of a threat off the dribble … Although on the college level, he can take the ball off the dribble very effectively and ever from the top of the key … He is an excellent free throw shooter, can hit the three ball, and has a nice midrange jumper."
Draft Express
“Size…excellent wingspan…extremely high skill level…excellent hands…scoring instincts…back to the basket scoring/Jump-hook… outstanding shooting touch…phenomenal with feet set…true center defensively.”
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Brook Lopez
Age: 20
Position: Center
Height: 7-0
Weight: 260
College: Stanford
Class: Sophomore
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Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
19.3 | 8.2 | 1.4 | 0.6 | 2.1 | .468 | .000 | .789 |
What they're saying:
ESPN.com
“Brook Lopez has the physical tools and offensive abilities to be an excellent NBA player. He has great size, length and above-average athleticism. He's an effective scorer in the paint and can stretch the defense away from the basket. Right now he projects as the top center in the draft and a potential Top 5 pick.”
CBSSports.com
"He's the safest pick at No. 3, but can he ever be an All-Star?"
RealGM
"For a team looking for a well-developed offensive game at center, Brook Lopez is the 2008 Draft’s best option. I’m not sure if he will have the strength and athleticism to do this so easily in the NBA, but the way he seals his man and gets his body ready to immediately score while a pass is on its way is remarkable. This anticipation allows him to score before off-ball shot blockers and sagging perimeter defenders can come to assist his man. His touch around the hoop out of the post is terrific and is of course something that can’t be taught."
Collegehoops.net
"The best big man prospect in the draft not named Beasley, Lopez should make whatever NBA drafts him very happy. He should be a solid pro with the potential to be even better than that."
NBADraft.net
"Bigman with good strength and solid athletic ability … Brook has an excellent touch within 15 feet of the basket … Very smooth inside using a variety of polished moves including hook shots and drop steps … Soft hands, rarely fumbles the ball … Strong legs and upper body make him tough to push around inside … Strong rebounder using his long arms and body strength to clean the glass."
Draft Express
“Size…length…hands…ability to run the floor…ability to establish position in post…ability to draw fouls…post-scoring…a presence in post defensively…intelligence…extremely productive…Stanford pedigree.”
HoopsHype.com
"Solid athlete with excellent size, a nice frame, and a good basketball IQ. Very effective with his back to the basket. Can hit a mid-range jumper and has a few basic moves he executes exceptionally well around the block."
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Kevin Love
Age: 19
Position: Center
Height: 6-10
Weight: 275
College: UCLA
Class: Freshman
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Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals | Blocks | FG% | 3FG% | FT% |
17.5 | 10.6 | 1.9 | 0.7 | 1.4 | .559 | .354 | .767 |
What they're saying:
ESPN.com
“Love was one of the best players in college basketball this season, but will his game translate to the pros? He can score inside and out, has great strength and is the best outlet passer in basketball. But his lack of athleticism along with questions about his conditioning and the health of his knees are major flags. He should fall somewhere between 9 and 18.”
CBSSports.com
"Those who thought Love wouldn't make a good pro will be proved wrong."
RealGM
"Love will continue to be one of the most intriguing prospects of this class all the way up to draft night. The aspects of his game that people rave about (passing, low post moves, feel for game), are universally heralded, while the genuine concerns (lack of length, quickness, elevation), are cited with equal passion. Cut both sides right down the middle and I think that’s where you will find Love; he isn’t a top-five caliber pick (especially not this year) and he won’t be an ineffective bust. He will be an effective rebounder and passer, there is no doubt about those two things, so his value in the transition game is guaranteed."
Collegehoops.net
"Extremely strong and solid – gets position down low and is impossible to move. Very smart player. Supremely talented passer – excels leading fast breaks with long inbounds passes. Very strong passer also – can chest pass the full length of the court. Good low post scorer. While he probably won’t be a star in the pros, his smarts, strength and passing ability will allow him to carve out a career in the NBA."
NBADraft.net
"Bruising bigman with a great basketball IQ and feel for the game … Extremely adept on the block. His post skills are at an NBA level right now … A dominant rebounder, hits the glass hard, using tenacity, strength and athleticism … A fierce competitor. Has a passion and toughness to his game that so many big men lack … Really understands the game, with great vision and passing ability."
Draft Express
“Productivity…strength..ability to score in the paint…excellent touch …versatile post game…basketball IQ…passing skills…ability to ignite fast-breaks with outlet passes…rebounding instincts..winning attitude, incredibly productive…very little downside.”
HoopsHype.com
"Super-skilled power forward with excellent instincts both facing and with his back to the basket. Has range out to the 3-point line, and outstanding footwork and touch in the post. A throwback, complete with the pump-fakes and the Tim Duncan-esqe bank shots from 15 feet.."
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