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NBA mock 2015...Mickey middle 2nd; no Martin:
Posted on 12/21/14 at 6:57 am
Posted on 12/21/14 at 6:57 am
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2015 Mock Draft
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What this means
Updated: 12/18/14 4:43 am
#
Team
Player
H
W
P
School
C
1
Philadelphia
Jahlil Okafor
6-11
270
C
Duke
Fr.
2
New York
Emmanuel Mudiay
6-5
190
PG
Congo
Intl.
3
Detroit
Karl-Anthony Towns
7-0
250
C
Kentucky
Fr.
4
Minnesota
Stanley Johnson
6-7
245
SF
Arizona
Fr.
5
Charlotte
Kevon Looney
6-9
220
SF/PF
UCLA
Fr.
6
Utah
Myles Turner
6-11
240
C
Texas
Fr.
7
Indiana
Chris McCullough
6-10
220
PF
Syracuse
Fr.
8
*LA Lakers
D'Angelo Russell
6-5
180
PG/SG
Ohio State
Fr.
9
Orlando
Justise Winslow
6-6
225
SG/SF
Duke
Fr.
10
Boston
Montrezl Harrell
6-8
240
PF
Louisville
Jr.
11
Denver
Willie Cauley-St...
7-0
240
C
Kentucky
Jr.
12
Sacramento
Kristaps Porzingis
7-1
220
PF
Latvia
Intl.
13
Oklahoma Cty
Caris LeVert
6-7
200
SG
Michigan
Jr.
14
Phoenix
Isaiah Taylor
6-2
170
PG
Texas
So.
15
Brooklyn
Mario Hezonja
6-8
215
SG/SF
Croatia
Intl.
16
Miami
Trey Lyles
6-10
250
PF
Kentucky
Fr.
17
Milwaukee
Sam Dekker
6-9
230
SF
Wisconsin
Jr.
18
New Orleans
Delon Wright
6-5
190
PG/SG
Utah
Sr.
19
Cleveland
Terry Rozier
6-2
190
PG
Louisville
So.
20
Chicago
Cliff Alexander
6-8
250
PF
Kansas
Fr.
21
San Antonio
Rondae Hollis-Je...
6-7
215
SF
Arizona
So.
22
Dallas
Christian Wood
6-11
220
PF
UNLV
So.
23
Atlanta
Norman Powell
6-4
215
SG
UCLA
Sr.
24
LA Clippers
Buddy Hield
6-4
215
SG
Oklahoma
Jr.
25
Washington
Justin Anderson
6-6
225
SF
Virginia
Jr.
26
Toronto
Brandon Ashley
6-8
230
PF
Arizona
Jr.
27
Portland
Tyrone Wallace
6-5
200
SG
California
Jr.
28
Houston
Terran Petteway
6-6
215
SF
Nebraska
Jr.
29
Memphis
RJ Hunter
6-5
180
SG
Georgia St.
Jr.
30
Golden St.
Nigel Williams-G...
6-3
190
PG
Washington
So.
#
Team
Player
H
W
P
School
C
31
Philadelphia
Keifer Sykes
6-0
180
PG
Wisconsin Gre...
Sr.
32
New York
Frank Kaminsky
7-0
240
C
Wisconsin
Sr.
33
Detroit
Dakari Johnson
7-0
255
C
Kentucky
So.
34
Minnesota
Jerian Grant
6-5
205
PG/SG
Notre Dame
Sr.
35
Charlotte
Rakeem Christmas
6-9
250
PF
Syracuse
Sr.
36
Utah
Bryce Dejean-Jones
6-6
210
SG
Iowa St.
Sr.
37
Indiana
Chris Walker
6-10
220
PF
Florida
So.
38
LA Lakers
Moussa Diagne
6-11
225
C
Senegal
Intl.
39
Orlando
Robert Upshaw
6-11
255
C
Washington
So.
40
Boston
Juwan Staten
6-0
190
PG
West Virginia
Sr.
41
Denver
Andrew Harrison
6-6
210
PG/SG
Kentucky
So.
42
Sacramento
Chasson Randle
6-2
185
PG/SG
Stanford
Sr.
43
Oklahoma Cty
Aaron White
6-9
225
SF/PF
Iowa
Sr.
44
Phoenix
Jordan Mickey
6-8
235
PF
LSU
So.
45
Brooklyn
Tashawn Thomas
6-8
240
PF
Oklahoma
Sr.
46
Miami
Ryan Boatright
5-11
175
PG
UConn
Sr.
47
Milwaukee
Mateusz Ponitka
6-5
205
SG
Poland
Intl.
48
New Orleans
Treveon Graham
6-6
220
SG
VCU
Sr.
49
Cleveland
Aaron Harrison
6-6
212
SG
Kentucky
So.
50
Chicago
Mouhammadou Jaiteh
6-11
250
C
France
Intl.
51
San Antonio
Alex Poythress
6-8
238
PF
Kentucky
Jr.
52
Dallas
Levi Randolph
6-5
205
SG
Alabama
Sr.
53
Atlanta
Alan Williams
6-8
265
PF
UC Santa Barb...
Sr.
54
LA Clippers
Josh Richardson
6-6
200
SG
Tennessee
Sr.
55
Washington
Chris Jones
5-10
175
PG
Louisville
Sr.
56
Toronto
Joseph Young
6-2
180
PG/SG
Oregon
Sr.
57
Portland
Branden Dawson
6-6
225
SF
Michigan St.
Sr.
58
Houston
Dez Wells
6-4
215
SG
Maryland
Sr.
59
Memphis
Jonathan Holmes
6-8
235
PF
Texas
Sr.
60
Golden St.
Kevin Pangos
6-2
185
PG
Gonzaga
Sr.
*.
2015 Mock Draft
Score Rank
0 0
What this means
Updated: 12/18/14 4:43 am
#
Team
Player
H
W
P
School
C
1
Philadelphia
Jahlil Okafor
6-11
270
C
Duke
Fr.
2
New York
Emmanuel Mudiay
6-5
190
PG
Congo
Intl.
3
Detroit
Karl-Anthony Towns
7-0
250
C
Kentucky
Fr.
4
Minnesota
Stanley Johnson
6-7
245
SF
Arizona
Fr.
5
Charlotte
Kevon Looney
6-9
220
SF/PF
UCLA
Fr.
6
Utah
Myles Turner
6-11
240
C
Texas
Fr.
7
Indiana
Chris McCullough
6-10
220
PF
Syracuse
Fr.
8
*LA Lakers
D'Angelo Russell
6-5
180
PG/SG
Ohio State
Fr.
9
Orlando
Justise Winslow
6-6
225
SG/SF
Duke
Fr.
10
Boston
Montrezl Harrell
6-8
240
PF
Louisville
Jr.
11
Denver
Willie Cauley-St...
7-0
240
C
Kentucky
Jr.
12
Sacramento
Kristaps Porzingis
7-1
220
PF
Latvia
Intl.
13
Oklahoma Cty
Caris LeVert
6-7
200
SG
Michigan
Jr.
14
Phoenix
Isaiah Taylor
6-2
170
PG
Texas
So.
15
Brooklyn
Mario Hezonja
6-8
215
SG/SF
Croatia
Intl.
16
Miami
Trey Lyles
6-10
250
PF
Kentucky
Fr.
17
Milwaukee
Sam Dekker
6-9
230
SF
Wisconsin
Jr.
18
New Orleans
Delon Wright
6-5
190
PG/SG
Utah
Sr.
19
Cleveland
Terry Rozier
6-2
190
PG
Louisville
So.
20
Chicago
Cliff Alexander
6-8
250
PF
Kansas
Fr.
21
San Antonio
Rondae Hollis-Je...
6-7
215
SF
Arizona
So.
22
Dallas
Christian Wood
6-11
220
PF
UNLV
So.
23
Atlanta
Norman Powell
6-4
215
SG
UCLA
Sr.
24
LA Clippers
Buddy Hield
6-4
215
SG
Oklahoma
Jr.
25
Washington
Justin Anderson
6-6
225
SF
Virginia
Jr.
26
Toronto
Brandon Ashley
6-8
230
PF
Arizona
Jr.
27
Portland
Tyrone Wallace
6-5
200
SG
California
Jr.
28
Houston
Terran Petteway
6-6
215
SF
Nebraska
Jr.
29
Memphis
RJ Hunter
6-5
180
SG
Georgia St.
Jr.
30
Golden St.
Nigel Williams-G...
6-3
190
PG
Washington
So.
#
Team
Player
H
W
P
School
C
31
Philadelphia
Keifer Sykes
6-0
180
PG
Wisconsin Gre...
Sr.
32
New York
Frank Kaminsky
7-0
240
C
Wisconsin
Sr.
33
Detroit
Dakari Johnson
7-0
255
C
Kentucky
So.
34
Minnesota
Jerian Grant
6-5
205
PG/SG
Notre Dame
Sr.
35
Charlotte
Rakeem Christmas
6-9
250
PF
Syracuse
Sr.
36
Utah
Bryce Dejean-Jones
6-6
210
SG
Iowa St.
Sr.
37
Indiana
Chris Walker
6-10
220
PF
Florida
So.
38
LA Lakers
Moussa Diagne
6-11
225
C
Senegal
Intl.
39
Orlando
Robert Upshaw
6-11
255
C
Washington
So.
40
Boston
Juwan Staten
6-0
190
PG
West Virginia
Sr.
41
Denver
Andrew Harrison
6-6
210
PG/SG
Kentucky
So.
42
Sacramento
Chasson Randle
6-2
185
PG/SG
Stanford
Sr.
43
Oklahoma Cty
Aaron White
6-9
225
SF/PF
Iowa
Sr.
44
Phoenix
Jordan Mickey
6-8
235
PF
LSU
So.
45
Brooklyn
Tashawn Thomas
6-8
240
PF
Oklahoma
Sr.
46
Miami
Ryan Boatright
5-11
175
PG
UConn
Sr.
47
Milwaukee
Mateusz Ponitka
6-5
205
SG
Poland
Intl.
48
New Orleans
Treveon Graham
6-6
220
SG
VCU
Sr.
49
Cleveland
Aaron Harrison
6-6
212
SG
Kentucky
So.
50
Chicago
Mouhammadou Jaiteh
6-11
250
C
France
Intl.
51
San Antonio
Alex Poythress
6-8
238
PF
Kentucky
Jr.
52
Dallas
Levi Randolph
6-5
205
SG
Alabama
Sr.
53
Atlanta
Alan Williams
6-8
265
PF
UC Santa Barb...
Sr.
54
LA Clippers
Josh Richardson
6-6
200
SG
Tennessee
Sr.
55
Washington
Chris Jones
5-10
175
PG
Louisville
Sr.
56
Toronto
Joseph Young
6-2
180
PG/SG
Oregon
Sr.
57
Portland
Branden Dawson
6-6
225
SF
Michigan St.
Sr.
58
Houston
Dez Wells
6-4
215
SG
Maryland
Sr.
59
Memphis
Jonathan Holmes
6-8
235
PF
Texas
Sr.
60
Golden St.
Kevin Pangos
6-2
185
PG
Gonzaga
Sr.
*.
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Posted on 12/21/14 at 7:10 am to doya2
The things that Kentucky will do this year may shift that whole draft.
Mickey needs one more year.
Mickey needs one more year.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 7:39 am to swlaLSUfan
I agree...draft express.com has no Mickey and Martin upper 2nd...
Posted on 12/21/14 at 7:39 am to doya2
Jesus..Kentucky...
Posted on 12/21/14 at 7:50 am to doya2
Man Mickey, Martin and Benny would be sick. I really think these guys would be the favorite in the SEC and a favorite for final 4 if they stayed.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 7:52 am to swlaLSUfan
quote:
Mickey needs one more year.
Not really. He's like JOB. His ceiling is probably mid to high 2nd round. That's not going to change if he comes back next year. He's an explosive leaper with a solid mid-range offensive game. The problem is that he's probably a few inches short of being an ideal NBA PF and his offensive game isn't dynamic enough to be a 3 at the next level.
I'd love for both he and Martin to come back. However, with Simmons coming in that would be 3 guys for 2 position. They're not all going to be on the court at the same time. (None of them are 5's and none want to play the 5). One will have to leave.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 7:54 am to Alt26
quote:
They're not all going to be on the court at the same time.
Sure they could, Benny can play the 3 easily with his ball handling skills, Martin at the 4 and Mickey at the 5...
Posted on 12/21/14 at 7:59 am to Tiger Nation 84
Glad that was easy to read.
Doesn't matter, Martin sounds like he is gone if there is a chance he gets drafted in the 1st round. Which if he keeps playing how he has, he'll be in that area.
Doesn't matter, Martin sounds like he is gone if there is a chance he gets drafted in the 1st round. Which if he keeps playing how he has, he'll be in that area.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 8:02 am to doya2
Martin does not have NBA game at this point . It doesn't look good for him not being on the board anywhere this year . He's got to become more consistently dominant to get there.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 8:04 am to wallowinit
A good final 4 run could put him and mickey in the first round next year IMO
Posted on 12/21/14 at 8:04 am to Tiger Nation 84
We will be lucky to keep one of Mickey/Martin
Posted on 12/21/14 at 8:07 am to doya2
quote:Draft express has Mickey in their 2016 mock draft.
I agree...draft express.com has no Mickey and Martin upper 2nd...
Posted on 12/21/14 at 8:11 am to doya2
Here's a crazy idea, stay in college and be great college basketball players. All they need to do is look at their buddy JOB. We are two months into the NBA season, and he has 2 career points. Why not stay at LSU and leave a legacy? Those guys have a chance to do something special and always be remembered at LSU. Leaving early is not going to help their NBA prospects.
This post was edited on 12/21/14 at 8:11 am
Posted on 12/21/14 at 8:14 am to Choupique19
Sometimes they want that dough as quick as they can get it.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 8:15 am to doya2
What an incredibly messy post.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 8:19 am to wallowinit
quote:
Martin does not have NBA game at this point . It doesn't look good for him not being on the board anywhere this year . He's got to become more consistently dominant to get there
Martin = great athlete...great potential...not there yet.
Lot's of work to get there.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 9:49 am to munchman
Mickey is totally different than JOB.
That's ridiculous to compare the two. Mickey's ceiling is much higher and he could improve in college. JOB is at his ceiling.
That's ridiculous to compare the two. Mickey's ceiling is much higher and he could improve in college. JOB is at his ceiling.
Posted on 12/21/14 at 9:50 am to Choupique19
I'll never understand kids who leave early when they clearly aren't ready, and want to go to the pros as a project. They will both have very good European careers, but that's not why you leave school early
Posted on 12/21/14 at 9:51 am to munchman
Only "first" round contracts are guaranteed! 2nd rounders have to make the team...
Posted on 12/21/14 at 9:55 am to Choupique19
quote:
Here's a crazy idea, stay in college and be great college basketball players
How much does that pay?
quote:
All they need to do is look at their buddy JOB. We are two months into the NBA season, and he has 2 career points.
Well, to be fair, he was injured to start the season. But, he also has a 6 figure salary to go along with those two points
quote:
Why not stay at LSU and leave a legacy? Those guys have a chance to do something special and always be remembered at LSU.
This is always a selfish statement made by fans. Why should a kid with offers to make life changing money stay in school just so some people unknown to him (i.e. fans) can enjoy watching him play for their favorite team?
I'd never fault a kid for staying in school if that's what he really wants to do. Conversely, I would never fault kid for jumping at an opportunity to make more money in one year that most people on here won't make in 10-20 years.
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