[爆料] Fedx 先知的 2012 選秀名單

看板UTAH-JAZZ (猶他爵士)作者kaikai1112 (骨髓捐贈match也是種緣份)時間14年前 (2012/03/03 21:16)推噓17(17推 0噓 38→)

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http://hoopsanalyst.com/blog/?p=802 1. Anthony Davis, PF Kentucky: Easy choice as the top guy right now. Anthony Davis will be the first pick in the 2012 draft unless he completely falls apart. Right now he projects as an all-star and possibly more. I can’t say that about any other player. 2. Tony Mitchell, PF North Texas: A top 20 prep prospect in 2010, Mitchell was recruited to Missouri a year ago. That didn’t work out, so he headed for North Texas to start his freshman season a year late. So far he’s been dominant. Is it crazy to rush him into the #2 spot? I don’t think so. The negative is this is for only 13 games in the Sun Belt Conference. The Sun Belt isn’t exactly the ACC, but it’s a decent mid-major. In a draft that’s painfully thin at the top, Mitchell is a better pick than anyone other than Davis at this point. Of course if the final month exposes some weaknesses, we’ll reassess. 3. Jared Sullinger, PF Ohio State: I’m always impressed by a player who identifies a problem and corrects it. This shows the type of intelligence that will help him succeed at the next level. Sullinger was a very good college freshman. But he still needed to improve to make himself a good prospect. He did that. He dropped some weight over the summer and got quicker. His defensive numbers have gone from poor to adequate (I know it doesn’t sound impressive, but this is a big deal considering how good a scorer he already is.) and his FG pct. went from adequate to good. 4. Andre Drummond C, Connecticut: This is a shaky endorsement. There’s very little in his numbers that suggest he’s a dominant player, but enough to keep me interested. Most troubling is he doesn’t get to the line very often. 5. Gorgui Dieng C, Louisville: He has better numbers than Drummond, but is 3 and-a-half years older and 40 lbs lighter. 6. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, SF Kentucky: He has had a strong start, but faded a little recently. All the numbers remain solid, but if the slump continues he could fall quite a bit. As it is, he’s a solid all-around player who came in as a freshman and did his job well as an important part of a power team. 7. Dion Waiters G, Syracuse: The best backcourt prospect in college right now. Like a lot of the prospects behind Davis, he’s a little hard to get a good read on. There are some signs of a dominant player, but also signs he’s a little too erratic. He also looks like he could play the point and might be a pretty good one. Because he’s on a crowded roster he doesn’t get the minutes a top prospect might at other schools. It’s hard to tell whether this helps or hinders his numbers. I get the feeling that Waiters might be a little over his head now and could fade. But I won’t factor that in until it happens. 8. John Henson PF, North Carolina: I doubt he’ll ever be much of a scorer at the next level, but he can rebound and defend. This makes him potentially a valuable energy player. 9. Jae Crowder SF, Marquette: Crowder has been very impressive so far. He has flashed a variety of skills with no weaknesses. He has put up numbers that put him with some of the best SFs ever. I’m still a tad wary though. He’s a senior and hasn’t been on the radar until this year. Because of that he seems like a candidate to fade badly down the stretch. This ranking is based on great stats so far this season, but more research is needed. 10. Mike Moser F, UNLV: He’s in the same class as Waiters. He shows some signs of being dominant, but also needs to fine tune some areas of him game. 11. Mason Plumlee PF, Duke: He’s in the same class as Henson, but has more potential on offense and less on defense. One concern I have with both Plumlees is there have been some strong performances against Duke by opposing bigs during the Plumlee era. This had been a problem for another recent Duke big, Shelden Wiliams who turned out to be something of a bust. 12. Will Barton SG, Memphis 13. Arsalan Kazemi, PF Rice: Interesting player. He really piles up the rebounds, steals and blocks. As a scorer he needs to improve, but is hitting over 62% this year. That and good passing skills make him a prospect in the mold of Kenneth Faried. He is somewhat undersized. 14. Harrison Barnes, SF North Carolina: There just isn’t a lot to like about Barnes as a prospect. The only skill that stands out is he’s a high volume scorer. His defensive and passing numbers are weak. He barely hits 50% of his 2-pointers, which raises questions about his ability to become more than just a gunner at the next level. 15. Thomas Robinson, PF Kansas: He’s a great rebounder, but the rest of his game looks ordinary. Numbers remind me of Jordan Hill from a few years back. I suspect the NBA career will also look something like Hill’s. 16. Tyler Zeller C, North Carolina: Has become a very good rebounder this year. His other skills are soft, but not so bad that he couldn’t have some sort of impact. 17. Perry Jones, PF Baylor: Jones is starting to show some signs of life, but is nowhere near the dominant player he needs to be and has been advertised as. 18. Moe Harkless SF, St John’s: Erratic, but promising freshman. 19. Bradley Beal SG, Florida: Beal does the important things pretty well. He has posted a 9+ RSB40 and a 2-point FG pct. over .500. He doesn’t score enough yet, but he is a freshman playing with a couple of vets on the perimeter who have never been shy about firing away. 20. Draymond Green F, Michigan State: Green isn’t much of a scorer, but he does everything else exceptionally well. He’s one of the better defenders in the nation, passes as well as some PGs, rebounds like a PF and has hit 3-pointers at a 36% clip for the last couple of seasons. That’s a player who should find a place in the NBA. 21. TJ McConnell PG, Duquense: A player to watch. McConnell is just a soph, but does everything a PG needs to do and does it well. The only issue is he isn’t a high volume scorer, netting only 14 P40. Whether he’ll get more scoring opportunities as his star starts to rise and what he does with those opportunities will tell whether or not he moves into lottery territory. In this weak group of PGs, he’s my favorite. 我們家缺的是 SG PG 所以我就列到第一隻 PG 出現...... 有強者要說說這份名單嗎????? 明年真的是禁區大物年耶.............. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.32.28.186 ※ 編輯: kaikai1112 來自: 114.32.28.186 (03/03 21:17)

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