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2010 1st Round Mock
1 John Wall PG
Kentucky, Freshman
2 Derrick Favors PF/C
Georgia Tech, Freshman
3 Willie Warren SG
Oklahoma, Sophomore
4 Cole Aldrich C
Kansas, Junior
5 Donatas Motiejunas PF/C
Benetton Treviso, International
6 Ed Davis PF
North Carolina, Sophomore
7 Evan Turner SG/SF
Ohio State, Junior
8 Al-Farouq Aminu SF/PF
Wake Forest, Sophomore
9 John Henson PF
North Carolina, Freshman
10 Greg Monroe PF/C
Georgetown, Sophomore
11 Malcolm Lee SG
UCLA, Sophomore
12 Devin Ebanks SF/PF
West Virginia, Sophomore
13 Patrick Patterson PF
Kentucky, Junior
14 Solomon Alabi C
Florida State, Sophomore
15 Larry Sanders PF/C
VCU, Junior
16 Jan Vesely PF
KK Partizan Belgrade, International
17 Avery Bradley SG
Texas, Freshman
18 Kyle Singler SF/PF
Duke, Junior
19 Tyshawn Taylor PG
Kansas, Sophomore
20 Craig Brackins PF/C
Iowa State, Junior
21 Terrico White PG/SG
Mississippi, Sophomore
22 Jerome Jordan C
Tulsa, Senior
23 Trevor Booker PF
Clemson, Senior
24 Xavier Henry SG
Kansas, Freshman
25 DeMarcus Cousins PF/C
Kentucky, Freshman
26 Gani Lawal PF/C
Georgia Tech, Junior
27 Stanley Robinson SF/PF
Connecticut, Senior
28 Sylven Landesberg SG
Virginia, Sophomore
29 Andrew Ogilvy C
Vanderbilt, Junior
30 Sherron Collins PG
Kansas, Senior
NCAA PF/40 Leaders
NamePF/40
Larry Sanders 7.6
Papa Dia 7.5
Mike Morrison 7.2
Corey Stokes 7.1
Michael Washington 7.1
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Top 100 Prospects
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1John Wall PG
19 years old, 6' 3" 175lbs.
Kentucky
2Derrick Favors PF
18 years old, 6' 9" 215lbs.
Georgia Tech
3Willie Warren SG
20 years old, 6' 4" 200lbs.
Oklahoma
4Cole Aldrich C
21 years old, 6' 11" 250lbs.
Kansas
5Donatas Motiejunas PF/C
19 years old, 7' 0" 215lbs.
Benetton Treviso
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DraftExpress: Lorenzo Brown=big time stud, huge get for NC State. Big PG with athleticism and a great feel. Makes right read on pick&roll every time. Wow
DraftExpress: Watching #1 prospect in 2012, Andre Drummond. Can see where that's coming from, even if he's obviously still a baby. Need to keep following.
DraftExpress: RT @kpelton: Great, great, great article on the pick-and-roll's importance in the NBA from @jpdabrams: http://tinyurl.com/ydt9s4o
DraftExpress: @hoopshype re: AI to NYK- Don't like AI, but this is a no brainer. No draft pick, no PG, hopeless situation, so what do they have to lose?
DraftExpress: If Marcus Ginyard keeps hitting shots all season he's got a nice chance of getting drafted. Lockdown defenders who can spotup have value.
DraftExpress: One of the goals of tonight was to get a better feel for Deon Thompson. Came away a bit underwhelmed, and sounds like most scouts did too.
DraftExpress: Ohio State doesn't have a single player on their team that can put the ball on the floor besides Evan Turner. That's a major problem.
DraftExpress: Evan Turner's reluctance to shoot the outside J is probably the main thing holding him back at this point. If he improves here, watch out
DraftExpress: Not an overwhelming game for Ed Davis, but I'm impressed by his passing ability and overall unselfishness. Seems like a great teammate.
DraftExpress: William Buford cannot get to the rim to save his life. I know your jumper is pretty and all, but try to make things just a little easier...
DraftExpress: For both himself and others. His agility and dexterity with the ball makes him so dangerous, especially w/better talent around him.
DraftExpress: This won't end up being a very good night for Evan Turner, but I'm still really impressed with the way he moves,passes, handles and creates
DraftExpress: Would love to watch a free throw contest between Arinze Onuaku and Dallas Lauderdale. Wow he has ugly form.
DraftExpress: Dallas Lauderdale is one long dude. Some scouts here talking him up. Doing a great job man to man on Deon Thompson and protecting paint.
DraftExpress: Ohio State offense is a travesty, 11 points in 13 minutes. Carolina doing a great job crowding Evan Turner. Ed Davis has been active so far.
DraftExpress: One guy here has a laptop he busts out at every timeout, but most don't write anything. Some don't even seem to be watching the game
DraftExpress: Always interesting for me to see how the scouts at these events go about evaluating guys. Some take notes w/pen & paper, some on blackberry
DraftExpress: Main event, North Carolina-Ohio State about to tip off. Excited to see how Evan Turner handles the waves of def about to be thrown at him.
DraftExpress: NBA scout sitting next to me says that Wesley Johnson is a "probable lottery pick" in his opinion. If he keeps playing this way all season..
DraftExpress: Patrick Christopher hasn't done much to change anyone's opinion of him. Great college player but lacks physical tools. Next Henry Domercant?
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DraftExpress: Lorenzo Brown=big time stud, huge get for NC State. Big PG with athleticism and a great feel. Makes right read on pick&roll every time. Wow

DraftExpress: Watching #1 prospect in 2012, Andre Drummond. Can see where that's coming from, even if he's obviously still a baby. Need to keep following.

DraftExpress: RT @kpelton: Great, great, great article on the pick-and-roll's importance in the NBA from @jpdabrams: http://tinyurl.com/ydt9s4o

DraftExpress: @hoopshype re: AI to NYK- Don't like AI, but this is a no brainer. No draft pick, no PG, hopeless situation, so what do they have to lose?

DraftExpress: If Marcus Ginyard keeps hitting shots all season he's got a nice chance of getting drafted. Lockdown defenders who can spotup have value.

DraftExpress: One of the goals of tonight was to get a better feel for Deon Thompson. Came away a bit underwhelmed, and sounds like most scouts did too.

DraftExpress: Ohio State doesn't have a single player on their team that can put the ball on the floor besides Evan Turner. That's a major problem.

DraftExpress: Evan Turner's reluctance to shoot the outside J is probably the main thing holding him back at this point. If he improves here, watch out

DraftExpress: Not an overwhelming game for Ed Davis, but I'm impressed by his passing ability and overall unselfishness. Seems like a great teammate.

DraftExpress: William Buford cannot get to the rim to save his life. I know your jumper is pretty and all, but try to make things just a little easier...

DraftExpress: For both himself and others. His agility and dexterity with the ball makes him so dangerous, especially w/better talent around him.

DraftExpress: This won't end up being a very good night for Evan Turner, but I'm still really impressed with the way he moves,passes, handles and creates

DraftExpress: Would love to watch a free throw contest between Arinze Onuaku and Dallas Lauderdale. Wow he has ugly form.

DraftExpress: Dallas Lauderdale is one long dude. Some scouts here talking him up. Doing a great job man to man on Deon Thompson and protecting paint.

DraftExpress: Ohio State offense is a travesty, 11 points in 13 minutes. Carolina doing a great job crowding Evan Turner. Ed Davis has been active so far.

DraftExpress: One guy here has a laptop he busts out at every timeout, but most don't write anything. Some don't even seem to be watching the game

DraftExpress: Always interesting for me to see how the scouts at these events go about evaluating guys. Some take notes w/pen & paper, some on blackberry

DraftExpress: Main event, North Carolina-Ohio State about to tip off. Excited to see how Evan Turner handles the waves of def about to be thrown at him.

DraftExpress: NBA scout sitting next to me says that Wesley Johnson is a "probable lottery pick" in his opinion. If he keeps playing this way all season..

DraftExpress: Patrick Christopher hasn't done much to change anyone's opinion of him. Great college player but lacks physical tools. Next Henry Domercant?

Top NBA Draft Prospects in the Non-BCS Conferences, Part Four
by  Jonathan Givony, Matt Kamalsky, Kyle Nelson, Joseph Treutlein
Our final look at the top NBA draft prospects in the non-BCS conferences culminates with scouting reports on Oakland's Keith Benson, Louisiana Tech's Magnum Rolle, Temple's Lavoy Allen, Nevada's Armon Johnson and La Salle's Rodney Green.
Top NBA Draft Prospects in the Non-BCS Conferences, Part Three
by  Jonathan Givony, Kyle Nelson, Joey Whelan
We continue our evaluation of the top NBA draft prospects in the non-BCS conferences with part three, featuring Arnett Moultrie, Elliot Williams, Matt Bouldin, Mark Payne and Damian Saunders.
Blog: NBA Scouting Reports: Filling in the Blanks- Small Forwards (Part One)
by  Matt Kamalsky
In these reports, we take a look at the point guards moving into their fourth year in the NBA. As we found when we identified which players from the 2005 draft were still in the League, the trajectory of a player's career is often unpredictable, which is why we opted to wait until this group was transitioning out of their rookie contracts to gauge their progress.
Blog: 2009 D-League Draft Diary
by  Richard Walker
Another year, another draft, another 4,000 words of nonsensical gibberish about a draft nobody could possibly predict, but which is always entertaining. Stick with me while I recap NBATV’s draft coverage, make fun of commercials, and wander off on tangents you couldn’t possibly be interested in. It’s going to be exciting!
Blog: 2009 D-League Draft: Notable Names, Top Players Available
by  Jonathan Givony
The 2009 D-League draft pool is set, with the 200 players that will make up Thursday’s (7 PM EST, NBATV) 8-round, 16 team event. We’ll take a look at some of the most notable names appearing on the draft list, as well as evaluate the top prospects who could eventually earn a callup to an NBA roster this season.
Blog: 2009-2010 D-League Returning Player/Allocation List
by  Jonathan Givony
A complete look at the players returning to their D-League team from last season, as well as those who have been allocated based on territorial rights, and those who made teams via local tryouts.
Top NBA Draft Prospects in the Non-BCS Conferences, Part Two
by  Jonathan Givony, Matt Kamalsky, Scott Nadler, Joey Whelan
We continue our evaluation of the top NBA draft prospects in the non-BCS conferences with part two, featuring Kenneth Faried, Artsiom Parakhouski, Luke Babbit, Matt Howard and Wesley Witherspoon.
Top NBA Draft Prospects in the Non-BCS Conferences, Part One
by  Jonathan Givony
Continuing our assessment of the top NBA draft prospects in college basketball, we move on to the non-BCS conferences, where there is more than enough NBA talent to go around. VCU’s Larry Sanders leads the pack here, followed by Tulsa’s Jerome Jordan, Butler’s Gordon Hayward, Fresno State’s Paul George, and Dayton’s Chris Wright.
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