Official Cammo 2024 Mock Draft Thread

[Cammo101]

6/25/23

1. Washington - Zaccharie Risacher (6’8’’, SF, France)
2. San Antonio - Cody Williams (6’8’’, SF, Colorado, Fresh.)
3. Detroit - Matas Buzelis (6’10’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
4. Charlotte - Ron Holland (6’8’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
5. Chicago - Aaron Bradshaw (7’1’’, C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
6. Utah - Isaiah Collier (6’3’’, PG, USC, Fresh.)
7. Houston - Justin Edwards (6’7’’, SF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
8. Indiana - Aday Mara (7’3’’, C, Spain)
9. Atlanta - Stephon Castle (6’7’’, SF, Connecticut, Fresh)
10. Orlando - Ja’Kobe Walter (6’5’’, SG, Baylor, Fresh.)
11. San Antonio - Thierry Darlan (6’6’’, SG, G-League Ignite)
12. Minnesota - Tyrese Proctor (6’5’’, PG, Duke, Soph.)
13. Oklahoma City - Donovan Clingan (7’1’’, C, Connecticut, Soph.)
14. Portland – Bobi Klintman (6’10’’, PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
15. New Orleans - Jared McClain (6’4’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
16. New Orleans - Mackenzie Mgbako (6’8’’, SF, Indiana, Fresh.)
17. Dallas - Kyle Filipowski (7’0’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
18. Indiana - Dillon Mitchell (6’7’’, SF, Texas, Soph.)
19. Atlanta - Omaha Biliew (6’8’’, PF, Iowa State, Fresh.)
20. Boston - Elmarko Jackson (6’4’’, PG, Kansas, Fresh.)
21. Houston - Adem Bona (6’11’’, C, UCLA, Soph.)
22. New York - DJ Wagner (6’2’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
23. Philadelphia - Kwame Evans Jr. (6’9’’, SF, Oregon, Fresh.)
24. Memphis - Izan Almansa (6’10’’, PF, Overtime Elite)
25. Cleveland - Trey Alexander (6’4’’, PG, Creighton, Jr.)
26. Miami - Kel’el Ware (7’0’’, C, Indiana, Soph.)
27. Boston - Trevon Brazile (6’10’’, PF, Missouri, Jr.)
28. Milwaukee - Xavier Booker (6’11’’, C, Michigan State, Fresh.)
29. Phoenix - Reece Beekman (6’3’’, PG, Virginia, Sr.)
30. Denver - AJ Johnson (6’5’’, PG, NBL)

31. San Antonio - Alexandros Samodurav (6’11’’, PF, Greece)
32. Portland - Alexander Sarr (6’11’’, C, Overtime Elite)
33. New York - DaRon Holmes II (6’9’’, PF, Dayton, Soph.)
34. Oklahoma City - Mookie Cook (6’7’’, SF, Oregon, Fresh.)
35. San Antonio - London Johnson (6’4’’, PG, G-League Ignite)
36. New York - Bronny James (6’3’’, SG, USC, Fresh.)
37. Detroit - Baba Miller (6’11’’, PF, Florida State, Soph.)
38. Indiana - Riley Kugel (6’5’’, SG, Florida, Soph.)
39. Milwaukee - Judah Mintz (6’4’’, SG, Syracuse, Soph.)
40. Orlando - Felix Okpara (6’11’’, C, Ohio State, Soph.)
41. San Antonio - Tristan da Silva (6’9’’, PF, Colorado, Sr.)
42. LA Clippers - Robert Dillingham (6’1’’, PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
43. Houston - Ruben Prey (6’11’’, PF, Portugal)
44. Houston - Tidjane Salaun (6’9’’, PF, France)
45. Portland – Zvonimir Ivisic (7’3’’, C, Croatia)
46. Oklahoma City – Nikola Durisic (6’7’’, SG, Serbia)
47. New Orleans - Mark Mitchell (6’8’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
48. LA Lakers - JJ Starling (6’3’’, SG, Syracuse, Fresh.)
49. Sacramento - Coleman Hawkins (6’10’’, PF, Illinois, Jr.)
50. Sacramento - Berke Buyuktuncel (6’9’’, SF, Turkey)
51. Miami - Zach Edey (7’3’’, C, Purdue, Sr.)
52. Philadelphia - Jaden Bradley (6’2’’, Arizona, Soph.)
53. Houston - Matthew Cleveland (6’6’’, SF, Miami, Jr.)
54. LA Clippers - Ryan Kalkbrenner (7’1’’, C, Creighton, Sr.)
55. Minnesota - Grent Nelson (6’10’’, PF, Alabama, Sr.)
56. Charlotte - Arthur Kaluma (6’6’’, SF, Creighton, Jr.)
57. Indiana - Jevon Porter (6’11’’, PF, Pepperdine, Soph.)
58. Phoenix - Harrison Ingram (6’8’’, SF, North Carolina, Jr.)
59. Orlando - Terrence Shannon Jr. (6’6’’, SF, Illinois, Sr.)

[HadAnEffectHere]

Cody Williams at #2 is brutal.

Being benched during HS all-star games seems like a really bad sign.

[Cammo101]

Cody Williams at #2 is brutal.

Being benched during HS all-star games seems like a really bad sign.

We shall see. It's still very early. But, I really love his upside in a draft that doesn't have much of it near the top.

[HadAnEffectHere]

Cody Williams at #2 is brutal.

Being benched during HS all-star games seems like a really bad sign.

We shall see. It's still very early. But, I really love his upside in a draft that doesn't have much of it near the top.

Not criticizing you, just criticizing the class that I can't find guys I would definitely put top 3 so we can even discuss Cody Williams being top 3 right now. Just so few guys with both upside and production.

[Cammo101]

Cody Williams at #2 is brutal.

Being benched during HS all-star games seems like a really bad sign.

We shall see. It's still very early. But, I really love his upside in a draft that doesn't have much of it near the top.

Not criticizing you, just criticizing the class that I can't find guys I would definitely put top 3 so we can even discuss Cody Williams being top 3 right now. Just so few guys with both upside and production.

Agreed. Early on this does not look like a promising class at all.

[Cammo101]

7/8/23

1. Washington - Matas Buzelis (6’10’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
2. San Antonio - Ron Holland (6’8’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
3. Detroit - Cody Williams (6’8’’, SF, Colorado, Fresh.)
4. Charlotte - Justin Edwards (6’7’’, SF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
5. Chicago – Izan Almansa (6’10’’, PF, Overtime Elite)
6. Utah - Zaccharie Risacher (6’8’’, SF, France)
7. Houston - Stephon Castle (6’7’’, SF, Connecticut, Fresh)
8. Indiana – Aaron Bradshaw (7’1’’, C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
9. Atlanta – Thierry Darlan (6’6’’, SG, G-League Ignite)
10. Orlando – Isaiah Collier (6’3’’, PG, USC, Fresh.)
11. San Antonio - Tyrese Proctor (6’5’’, PG, Duke, Soph.)
12. Minnesota – Elmarko Jackson (6’4’’, PG, Kansas, Fresh.)
13. Oklahoma City - Aday Mara (7’3’’, C, Spain)
14. Portland – Donovan Clingan (7’1’’, C, Connecticut, Soph.)
15. New Orleans - Baba Miller (6’11’’, PF, Florida State, Soph.)
16. New Orleans - Ja’Kobe Walter (6’5’’, SG, Baylor, Fresh.)
17. Dallas - Bobi Klintman (6’10’’, PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
18. Indiana - Mackenzie Mgbako (6’8’’, SF, Indiana, Fresh.)
19. Atlanta - Alexander Sarr (6’11’’, C, Overtime Elite)
20. Boston - Jared McClain (6’4’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
21. Houston – Kyle Filipowski (7’0’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
22. New York - DJ Wagner (6’2’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
23. Philadelphia - Kwame Evans Jr. (6’9’’, SF, Oregon, Fresh.)
24. Memphis - Dillon Mitchell (6’7’’, SF, Texas, Soph.)
25. Cleveland - Trey Alexander (6’4’’, PG, Creighton, Jr.)
26. Miami - Adem Bona (6’11’’, C, UCLA, Soph.)
27. Boston - Kel’el Ware (7’0’’, C, Indiana, Soph.)
28. Milwaukee - Trevon Brazile (6’10’’, PF, Missouri, Jr.)
29. Phoenix - Reece Beekman (6’3’’, PG, Virginia, Sr.)
30. Denver - AJ Johnson (6’5’’, PG, NBL)

31. San Antonio - Berke Buyuktuncel (6’9’’, SF, Turkey)
32. Portland - Omaha Biliew (6’8’’, PF, Iowa State, Fresh.)
33. New York – Melvin Ajinca (6’8’’, SF, France)
34. Oklahoma City - Alexandros Samodurav (6’11’’, PF, Greece)
35. San Antonio - London Johnson (6’4’’, PG, G-League Ignite)
36. New York - Bronny James (6’3’’, SG, USC, Fresh.)
37. Detroit - Xavier Booker (6’11’’, C, Michigan State, Fresh.)
38. Indiana – Zacharie Perrin (6’11’’, C, France)
39. Milwaukee - Kylan Boswell (6’2’’, PG, Arizona, Soph.)
40. Orlando - Felix Okpara (6’11’’, C, Ohio State, Soph.)
41. San Antonio - DaRon Holmes II (6’9’’, PF, Dayton, Soph.)
42. LA Clippers - Robert Dillingham (6’1’’, PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
43. Houston – Ruben Prey (6’11’’, PF, Portugal)
44. Houston - Tidjane Salaun (6’9’’, PF, France)
45. Portland – Mookie Cook (6’7’’, SF, Oregon, Fresh.)
46. Oklahoma City – Nikola Durisic (6’7’’, SG, Serbia)
47. New Orleans – Zvonimir Ivisic (7’3’’, C, Croatia)
48. LA Lakers - Tristan da Silva (6’9’’, PF, Colorado, Sr.)
49. Sacramento - Coleman Hawkins (6’10’’, PF, Illinois, Jr.)
50. Sacramento – Riley Kugel (6’5’’, SG, Florida, Soph.)
51. Miami - Mark Mitchell (6’8’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
52. Philadelphia - Judah Mintz (6’4’’, SG, Syracuse, Soph.)
53. Houston - JJ Starling (6’3’’, SG, Syracuse, Fresh.)
54. LA Clippers - Ryan Kalkbrenner (7’1’’, C, Creighton, Sr.)
55. Minnesota – Zach Edey (7’3’’, C, Purdue, Sr.)
56. Charlotte - Grent Nelson (6’10’’, PF, Alabama, Sr.)
57. Indiana - Jaden Bradley (6’2’’, Arizona, Soph.)
58. Phoenix - Matthew Cleveland (6’6’’, SF, Miami, Jr.)
59. Orlando - Arthur Kaluma (6’6’’, SF, Creighton, Jr.)

[Chuck Everett]

Baba Miller seems like a conceptual player. He would have to be world's better as a sophomore to be a first rounder IMO. Other than that, no issues so far. Seems like a draft with a lot of big people.

[Cammo101]

Baba Miller seems like a conceptual player. He would have to be world's better as a sophomore to be a first rounder IMO. Other than that, no issues so far. Seems like a draft with a lot of big people.

The NCAA did him no favors forcing him to sit most of his freshman year. I don't disagree with you, but he just looked very good at the under 19's. So there is reason for optimism here.

[Hal14]

I like how high you have Okpara. Think he could certainly develop into a Nerlens Noel / Okongwu type of guy.

8.9% blocks rate as a 6'11" freshman in the Big10 is nothing to sneeze at. And he's young for his class - doesn't turn 20 till next April.

[Cammo101]

10/26/23

1. Washington - Ron Holland (6’8’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
2. Houston - Alexander Sarr (6’11’’, C, Overtime Elite)
3. San Antonio - Matas Buzelis (6’10’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
4. Charlotte - Justin Edwards (6’7’’, SF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
5. Detroit - Izan Almansa (6’10’’, PF, Overtime Elite)
6. Chicago – Cody Williams (6’8’’, SF, Colorado, Fresh.)
7. Portland – Stephon Castle (6’7’’, SF, Connecticut, Fresh)
8. Atlanta – Aday Mara (7’3’’, C, Spain)
9. Minnesota – Isaiah Collier (6’3’’, PG, USC, Fresh.)
10. San Antonio - Tyrese Proctor (6’5’’, PG, Duke, Soph.)
11. Utah - Zaccharie Risacher (6’8’’, SF, France)
12. Indiana – Aaron Bradshaw (7’1’’, C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
13. Oklahoma City - Ja’Kobe Walter (6’5’’, SG, Baylor, Fresh.)
14. Orlando – Donovan Clingan (7’1’’, C, Connecticut, Soph.)
15. New Orleans - Elmarko Jackson (6’4’’, PG, Kansas, Fresh.)
16. New Orleans - Thierry Darlan (6’6’’, SG, G-League Ignite)
17. Dallas - Bobi Klintman (6’10’’, PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
18. Indiana - Tidjane Salaun (6’9’’, PF, France)
19. Atlanta - Kyle Filipowski (7’0’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
20. Portland - Baba Miller (6’11’’, PF, Florida State, Soph.)
21. Houston – Nikola Topic (6’6’’, PG, Serbia)
22. New York - DJ Wagner (6’2’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
23. Philadelphia - Jared McClain (6’4’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
24. Memphis - Mackenzie Mgbako (6’8’’, SF, Indiana, Fresh.)
25. Cleveland - Riley Kugel (6’5’’, SG, Florida, Soph.)
26. Miami - Adem Bona (6’11’’, C, UCLA, Soph.)
27. Boston - Kel’el Ware (7’0’’, C, Indiana, Soph.)
28. Milwaukee - Trevon Brazile (6’10’’, PF, Missouri, Jr.)
29. Phoenix - Trey Alexander (6’4’’, PG, Creighton, Jr.)
30. Denver - Kwame Evans Jr. (6’9’’, SF, Oregon, Fresh.)

31. San Antonio - Melvin Ajinca (6’8’’, SF, France)
32. Portland - Dillon Mitchell (6’7’’, SF, Texas, Soph.)
33. New York – Bronny James (6’3’’, SG, USC, Fresh.)
34. Oklahoma City - Tristan da Silva (6’9’’, PF, Colorado, Sr.)
35. San Antonio - Elliot Cadeau (6’1’’, PG, North Carolina, Fresh.)
36. New York - Berke Buyuktuncel (6’9’’, SF, Turkey)
37. Detroit - DaRon Holmes II (6’9’’, PF, Dayton, Soph.)
38. Indiana – Felix Okpara (6’11’’, C, Ohio State, Soph.)
39. Milwaukee - Reece Beekman (6’3’’, PG, Virginia, Sr.)
40. Orlando - Zvonimir Ivisic (7’3’’, C, Croatia)
41. San Antonio - Ruben Prey (6’11’’, PF, Portugal)
42. LA Clippers - Judah Mintz (6’4’’, SG, Syracuse, Soph.)
43. Houston – Zach Edey (7’3’’, C, Purdue, Sr.)
44. Houston – Mark Mitchell (6’8’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
45. Portland – Lachlan Olbrich (6’10’’, C, NBL)
46. Oklahoma City – AJ Johnson (6’5’’, PG, NBL)
47. New Orleans – Jan Vide (6’6’’, PG, Slovenia)
48. LA Lakers – Robert Dillingham (6’1’’, PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
49. Sacramento - Coleman Hawkins (6’10’’, PF, Illinois, Jr.)
50. Sacramento – London Johnson (6’4’’, PG, G-League Ignite)
51. Miami - Ryan Kalkbrenner (7’1’’, C, Creighton, Sr.)
52. Philadelphia - Kylan Boswell (6’2’’, PG, Arizona, Soph.)
53. Houston – Trentyn Flowers (6’9’’, SF, NBL)
54. LA Clippers - Grent Nelson (6’10’’, PF, Alabama, Sr.)
55. Minnesota – Nikola Durisic (6’7’’, SG, Serbia)
56. Charlotte - JJ Starling (6’3’’, SG, Syracuse, Fresh.)
57. Indiana – Alexandros Samodurav (6’11’’, PF, Greece)
58. Phoenix – Jalen Bridges (6’9’’, SF, Baylor, Sr.)
59. Orlando - Zacharie Perrin (6’11’’, C, France)

[Cammo101]

11/15/23

1. Detroit - Alexander Sarr (6’11’’, C, France/NBL)
2. Memphis - Ron Holland (6’8’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
3. Washington - Matas Buzelis (6’10’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
4. San Antonio – Isaiah Collier (6’3’’, PG, USC, Fresh.)
5. Oklahoma City - Stephon Castle (6’7’’, SF, Connecticut, Fresh)
6. Portland – Izan Almansa (6’10’’, PF, G-League Ignite)
7. Charlotte - Justin Edwards (6’7’’, SF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
8. Chicago – Ja’Kobe Walter (6’5’’, SG, Baylor, Fresh.)
9. Utah - Zaccharie Risacher (6’8’’, SF, France)
10. Phoenix - Donovan Clingan (7’1’’, C, Connecticut, Soph.)
11. Cleveland - Nikola Topic (6’6’’, PG, Serbia)
12. New Orleans - Aday Mara (7’3’’, C, Spain)
13. Orlando – Aaron Bradshaw (7’1’’, C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
14. San Antonio - Tidjane Salaun (6’9’’, PF, France)
15. Portland - Cody Williams (6’8’’, SF, Colorado, Fresh.)
16. New York - Tyrese Proctor (6’5’’, PG, Duke, Soph.)
17. Houston – Kyle Filipowski (7’0’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
18. New Orleans - Trey Alexander (6’4’’, PG, Creighton, Jr.)
19. Atlanta – Bobi Klintman (6’10’’, PF, Sweden/NBL)
20. Atlanta – Thierry Darlan (6’6’’, SG, G-League Ignite)
21. Milwaukee - Kel’el Ware (7’0’’, C, Indiana, Soph.)
22. Indiana – Mackenzie Mgbako (6’8’’, SF, Indiana, Fresh.)
23. Oklahoma City - Melvin Ajinca (6’8’’, SF, France)
24. Miami - Kylan Boswell (6’2’’, PG, Arizona, Soph.)
25. Indiana - Adem Bona (6’11’’, C, UCLA, Soph.)
26. New York - Riley Kugel (6’5’’, SG, Florida, Soph.)
27. Philadelphia - DJ Wagner (6’2’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
28. Boston - Elmarko Jackson (6’4’’, PG, Kansas, Fresh.)
29. Minnesota – Kwame Evans Jr. (6’9’’, SF, Oregon, Fresh.)
30. Denver - Jared McClain (6’4’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)

31. New York - Baba Miller (6’11’’, PF, Florida State, Soph.)
32. Detroit - Trevon Brazile (6’10’’, PF, Missouri, Jr.)
33. Minnesota – Elliot Cadeau (6’1’’, PG, North Carolina, Fresh.)
34. San Antonio - Tristan da Silva (6’9’’, PF, Colorado, Sr.)
35. Portland - Zvonimir Ivisic (7’3’’, C, Kentucky)
36. Milwaukee - Mark Mitchell (6’8’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
37. LA Lakers – Bronny James (6’3’’, SG, USC, Fresh.)
38. New York – Nikola Durisic (6’7’’, SG, Serbia)
39. Boston - Felix Okpara (6’11’’, C, Ohio State, Soph.)
40. LA Clippers - Reece Beekman (6’3’’, PG, Virginia, Sr.)
41. Washington - Dillon Mitchell (6’7’’, SF, Texas, Soph.)
42. New Orleans – Zach Edey (7’3’’, C, Purdue, Sr.)
43. Philadelphia – Tyler Smith (6’9’’, PF, G-League Ignite)
44. Houston – Judah Mintz (6’4’’, SG, Syracuse, Soph.)
45. LA Clippers - Kevin McCullar Jr. (6’4’’, SG, Kansas, Sr.)
46. Orlando - Berke Buyuktuncel (6’9’’, SF, Turkey)
47. San Antonio - Ruben Prey (6’11’’, PF, Portugal)
48. Houston – DaRon Holmes II (6’9’’, PF, Dayton, Soph.)
49. Sacramento - Lachlan Olbrich (6’10’’, C, NBL)
50. Indiana – Jalen Bridges (6’9’’, SF, Baylor, Sr.)
51. Portland – Robert Dillingham (6’1’’, PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
52. Atlanta - Trentyn Flowers (6’9’’, SF, NBL)
53. Houston – Ryan Kalkbrenner (7’1’’, C, Creighton, Sr.)
54. Indiana – Jan Vide (6’6’’, PG, Slovenia)
55. Oklahoma City – AJ Johnson (6’5’’, PG, NBL)
56. Boston – Baylor Scheierman (6’7’’, SF, Creighton, Sr.)
57. Denver - London Johnson (6’4’’, PG, G-League Ignite)
58. Charlotte - Grant Nelson (6’10’’, PF, Alabama, Sr.)

[BigGargamel]

I know it's hard to get your shots off in a rhythm playing for the Ignite, but Thierry Darlan's shooting. OUCH

[Cammo101]

I know it's hard to get your shots off in a rhythm playing for the Ignite, but Thierry Darlan's shooting. OUCH

Yeah, it's not been pretty so far. But he has a reputation as a shooter, so hopefully this is a small sample size issue that can get corrected.

[Cammo101]

11/23/23

1. Detroit - Alexander Sarr (6’11’’, C, NBL)
2. Washington - Isaiah Collier (6’3’’, PG, USC, Fresh.)
3. San Antonio – Ron Holland (6’8’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
4. Memphis - Ja’Kobe Walter (6’5’’, SG, Baylor, Fresh.)
5. Utah - Matas Buzelis (6’10’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
6. Portland – Izan Almansa (6’10’’, PF, G-League Ignite)
7. Chicago – Stephon Castle (6’7’’, SF, Connecticut, Fresh.)
8. Charlotte - Zaccharie Risacher (6’8’’, SF, France)
9. Houston – Nikola Topic (6’6’’, PG, Serbia)
10. Portland - Justin Edwards (6’7’’, SF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
11. Oklahoma City - Donovan Clingan (7’1’’, C, Connecticut, Soph.)
12. San Antonio - Tyrese Proctor (6’5’’, PG, Duke, Soph.)
13. Atlanta – Tyler Smith (6’9’’, PF, G-League Ignite)
14. New Orleans - Aaron Bradshaw (7’1’’, C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
15. Cleveland - Adem Bona (6’11’’, C, UCLA, Soph.)
16. Oklahoma City - Cody Williams (6’8’’, SF, Colorado, Fresh.)
17. New Orleans - Trey Alexander (6’4’’, PG, Creighton, Jr.)
18. Atlanta – Bobi Klintman (6’10’’, PF, NBL)
19. Indiana – Tidjane Salaun (6’9’’, PF, France)
20. New York - Aday Mara (7’3’’, C, UCLA, Fresh.)
21. Phoenix – Carlton Carrington (6’6’’, PG, Pittsburgh, Fresh.)
22. Philadelphia - Thierry Darlan (6’6’’, SG, G-League Ignite)
23. Denver - Kyle Filipowski (7’0’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
24. Milwaukee - Kel’el Ware (7’0’’, C, Indiana, Soph.)
25. New York - Melvin Ajinca (6’8’’, SF, France)
26. Miami - Kylan Boswell (6’2’’, PG, Arizona, Soph.)
27. Orlando – Caleb Foster (6’5’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
28. Indiana - Tristan da Silva (6’9’’, PF, Colorado, Sr.)
29. Minnesota – DJ Wagner (6’2’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
30. Boston - Trevon Brazile (6’10’’, PF, Arkansas, Soph.)

31. New York - Jared McClain (6’4’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
32. Detroit - Dillon Mitchell (6’7’’, SF, Texas, Soph.)
33. San Antonio - Hunter Dickenson (7’2’’, C, Kansas, Sr.)
34. Minnesota – Mark Mitchell (6’8’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
35. Milwaukee - Riley Kugel (6’5’’, SG, Florida, Soph.)
36. New York – Zach Edey (7’3’’, C, Purdue, Sr.)
37. Boston - Elmarko Jackson (6’4’’, PG, Kansas, Fresh.)
38. Portland - Zvonimir Ivisic (7’3’’, C, Kentucky)
39. Houston – Judah Mintz (6’4’’, SG, Syracuse, Soph.)
40. Houston – Ryan Dunn (6’8’’, SF, Virginia, Soph.)
41. LA Lakers – Bronny James (6’3’’, SG, USC, Fresh.)
42. LA Clippers - Elliot Cadeau (6’1’’, PG, North Carolina, Fresh.)
43. Portland - Robert Dillingham (6’1’’, PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
44. LA Clippers - Alex Karaban (6’8’’, SF, Connecticut, Soph.)
45. New Orleans – Kwame Evans Jr. (6’9’’, SF, Oregon, Fresh.)
46. Oklahoma City – Trentyn Flowers (6’9’’, SF, NBL)
47. San Antonio - Ruben Prey (6’11’’, PF, Portugal)
48. Philadelphia – Kevin McCullar Jr. (6’4’’, SG, Kansas, Sr.)
49. Indiana – Jalen Bridges (6’9’’, SF, Baylor, Sr.)
50. Sacramento - Felix Okpara (6’11’’, C, Ohio State, Soph.)
51. Washington - Baba Miller (6’11’’, PF, Florida State, Soph.)
52. Orlando - Ryan Kalkbrenner (7’1’’, C, Creighton, Sr.)
53. Atlanta – Wooga Poplar (6’5’’, SG, Miami, Jr.)
54. Boston – Oso Ighodaro (6’9’’, PF, Marquette, Sr.)
55. Indiana – Taran Armstrong (6’5’’, PG, NBL)
56. Houston – AJ Johnson (6’5’’, PG, NBL)
57. Denver - Reece Beekman (6’3’’, PG, Virginia, Sr.)
58. Charlotte - DaRon Holmes II (6’9’’, PF, Dayton, Soph.)

[Cammo101]

12/13/23

1. Detroit - Alexander Sarr (6’11’’, C, NBL)
2. Washington - Isaiah Collier (6’3’’, PG, USC, Fresh.)
3. San Antonio – Nikola Topic (6’6’’, PG, Serbia)
4. Portland – Ja’Kobe Walter (6’5’’, SG, Baylor, Fresh.)
5. Memphis - Ron Holland (6’8’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
6. Utah - Zaccharie Risacher (6’8’’, SF, France)
7. Charlotte - Stephon Castle (6’7’’, SF, Connecticut, Fresh.)
8. Chicago – Matas Buzelis (6’10’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
9. Atlanta – Cody Williams (6’8’’, SF, Colorado, Fresh.)
10. San Antonio - Izan Almansa (6’10’’, PF, G-League Ignite)
11. Portland - Donovan Clingan (7’1’’, C, Connecticut, Soph.)
12. Cleveland - Ryan Dunn (6’8’’, SF, Virginia, Soph.)
13. Oklahoma City - Justin Edwards (6’7’’, SF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
14. New Orleans - Aaron Bradshaw (7’1’’, C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
15. Houston – Adem Bona (6’11’’, C, UCLA, Soph.)
16. Phoenix – Tyler Smith (6’9’’, PF, G-League Ignite)
17. Oklahoma City - Tidjane Salaun (6’9’’, PF, France)
18. New Orleans – Dalton Knecht (6’6’’, SG, Tennessee, Sr.)
19. Miami - Rob Dillingham (6’1’’, PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
20. Atlanta – Bobi Klintman (6’10’’, PF, NBL)
21. New York - Kyle Filipowski (7’0’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
22. Indiana – Yves Missi (6’11’’, C, Baylor, Fresh.)
23. Denver - Kevin McCullar Jr. (6’4’’, SG, Kansas, Sr.)
24. New York - Kel’el Ware (7’0’’, C, Indiana, Soph.)
25. Indiana - Tristan da Silva (6’9’’, PF, Colorado, Sr.)
26. Milwaukee - Tyrese Proctor (6’5’’, PG, Duke, Soph.)
27. Orlando – Aday Mara (7’3’’, C, UCLA, Fresh.)
28. Philadelphia - Carlton Carrington (6’6’’, PG, Pittsburgh, Fresh.)
29. Minnesota – Trey Alexander (6’4’’, PG, Creighton, Jr.)
30. Boston – Reed Sheppard (6’4’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)

31. New York - Melvin Ajinca (6’8’’, SF, France)
32. Detroit - Thierry Darlan (6’6’’, SG, G-League Ignite)
33. San Antonio - Trevon Brazile (6’10’’, PF, Arkansas, Soph.)
34. Minnesota – DJ Wagner (6’2’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
35. Milwaukee - Caleb Foster (6’5’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
36. New York – Bronny James (6’3’’, SG, USC, Fresh.)
37. Portland - Dillon Mitchell (6’7’’, SF, Texas, Soph.)
38. Boston - Kylan Boswell (6’2’’, PG, Arizona, Soph.)
39. Portland – Juan Nunez (6’4’’, PG, Spain)
40. LA Clippers - Elmarko Jackson (6’4’’, PG, Kansas, Fresh.)
41. Houston – Zach Edey (7’3’’, C, Purdue, Sr.)
42. LA Clippers - Judah Mintz (6’4’’, SG, Syracuse, Soph.)
43. Houston – Baba Miller (6’11’’, PF, Florida State, Soph.)
44. Oklahoma City – Trentyn Flowers (6’9’’, SF, NBL)
45. New Orleans – Elliot Cadeau (6’1’’, PG, North Carolina, Fresh.)
46. LA Lakers – Jared McClain (6’4’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
47. Washington - Zvonimir Ivisic (7’3’’, C, Kentucky)
48. Miami - PJ Hall (6’8’’, PF, Clemson, Sr.)
49. San Antonio - Ruben Prey (6’11’’, PF, Portugal)
50. Philadelphia – Oso Ighodaro (6’9’’, PF, Marquette, Sr.)
51. Sacramento - Hunter Dickenson (7’2’’, C, Kansas, Sr.)
52. Indiana – Riley Kugel (6’5’’, SG, Florida, Soph.)
53. Boston – Jalen Bridges (6’9’’, SF, Baylor, Sr.)
54. Houston – Taran Armstrong (6’5’’, PG, NBL)
55. Orlando - Alex Karaban (6’8’’, SF, Connecticut, Soph.)
56. Indiana – Mark Mitchell (6’8’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
57. Charlotte - Wooga Poplar (6’5’’, SG, Miami, Jr.)
58. Denver - Terrence Shannon Jr. (6’7’’, SG, Illinois, Sr.)

[Cammo101]

12/29/23

1. Detroit - Alexander Sarr (6’11’’, C, NBL)
2. Washington - Ron Holland (6’8’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
3. San Antonio – Nikola Topic (6’6’’, PG, Serbia)
4. Charlotte - Matas Buzelis (6’10’’, SF, G-League Ignite)
5. Portland – Ja’Kobe Walter (6’5’’, SG, Baylor, Fresh.)
6. Memphis - Zaccharie Risacher (6’8’’, SF, France)
7. Atlanta – Cody Williams (6’8’’, SF, Colorado, Fresh.)
8. San Antonio - Stephon Castle (6’7’’, SF, Connecticut, Fresh.)
9. Utah - Isaiah Collier (6’3’’, PG, USC, Fresh.)
10. Chicago – Reed Sheppard (6’4’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
11. Portland - Donovan Clingan (7’1’’, C, Connecticut, Soph.)
12. Houston – Ryan Dunn (6’8’’, SF, Virginia, Soph.)
13. Phoenix – Kevin McCullar Jr. (6’4’’, SG, Kansas, Sr.)
14. Oklahoma City - Tidjane Salaun (6’9’’, PF, France)
15. New Orleans - Rob Dillingham (6’1’’, PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
16. Indiana – Yves Missi (6’11’’, C, Baylor, Fresh.)
17. New York - Aaron Bradshaw (7’1’’, C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
18. New Orleans – Tyler Smith (6’9’’, PF, G-League Ignite)
19. New York - PJ Hall (6’8’’, PF, Clemson, Sr.)
20. Cleveland - Justin Edwards (6’7’’, SF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
21. Atlanta – Kyle Filipowski (7’0’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
22. Orlando – Kel’el Ware (7’0’’, C, Indiana, Soph.)
23. Oklahoma City - Bobi Klintman (6’10’’, PF, NBL)
24. Miami – Dalton Knecht (6’6’’, SG, Tennessee, Sr.)
25. Indiana - Tristan da Silva (6’9’’, PF, Colorado, Sr.)
26. Denver - Adem Bona (6’11’’, C, UCLA, Soph.)
27. Philadelphia - Tyrese Proctor (6’5’’, PG, Duke, Soph.)
28. Milwaukee - Izan Almansa (6’10’’, PF, G-League Ignite)
29. Minnesota – Carlton Carrington (6’6’’, PG, Pittsburgh, Fresh.)
30. Boston – Trey Alexander (6’4’’, PG, Creighton, Jr.)

31. New York - Bronny James (6’3’’, SG, USC, Fresh.)
32. San Antonio - Kylan Boswell (6’2’’, PG, Arizona, Soph.)
33. Detroit - DJ Wagner (6’2’’, SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
34. Portland - Aday Mara (7’3’’, C, UCLA, Fresh.)
35. Milwaukee - Melvin Ajinca (6’8’’, SF, France)
36. Minnesota – Tyler Kolek (6’3’’, PG, Marquette, Jr.)
37. LA Clippers - Trevon Brazile (6’10’’, PF, Arkansas, Soph.)
38. Portland – Ajay Mitchell (6’5’’, SG, UC Santa Barbara, Jr.)
39. New York – Baba Miller (6’11’’, PF, Florida State, Soph.)
40. Boston - Thierry Darlan (6’6’’, SG, G-League Ignite)
41. Houston – Caleb Foster (6’5’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
42. Houston – Trentyn Flowers (6’9’’, SF, NBL)
43. Washington - Zvonimir Ivisic (7’3’’, C, Kentucky)
44. Oklahoma City – Dillon Mitchell (6’7’’, SF, Texas, Soph.)
45. San Antonio - Jared McClain (6’4’’, SG, Duke, Fresh.)
46. LA Clippers - Juan Nunez (6’4’’, PG, Spain)
47. New Orleans – Judah Mintz (6’4’’, SG, Syracuse, Soph.)
48. Boston – Zach Edey (7’3’’, C, Purdue, Sr.)
49. Philadelphia – Oso Ighodaro (6’9’’, PF, Marquette, Sr.)
50. Indiana – Wooga Poplar (6’5’’, SG, Miami, Jr.)
51. Sacramento - Hunter Dickenson (7’2’’, C, Kansas, Sr.)
52. LA Lakers – Taran Armstrong (6’5’’, PG, NBL)
53. Orlando – Alex Toohey (6’8’’, SF, NBL)
54. Atlanta - Riley Kugel (6’5’’, SG, Florida, Soph.)
55. Houston – Mark Mitchell (6’8’’, PF, Duke, Soph.)
56. Indiana – Jalen Bridges (6’9’’, SF, Baylor, Sr.)
57. Denver – Hunter Sallis (6’5’’, SG, Wake Forest, Jr.)
58. Charlotte - Ruben Prey (6’11’’, PF, Portugal)

[babyjax13]

Out of curiosity b/c I've found him to be unimpressive in what little I've seen of him, what is it about Ryan Dunn you like, and do you see anyone comparable in the NBA?

[HadAnEffectHere]

Out of curiosity b/c I've found him to be unimpressive in what little I've seen of him, what is it about Ryan Dunn you like, and do you see anyone comparable in the NBA?

Not Cammo, but Dunn is Aaron Gordon with no offensive skill whatsoever.

This, of course, is not a valuable player in the slightest in the NBA, but the hope is he can pull off a miracle and get up to 37% from three.

I am, uhhhhhhhhhhh, getting extremely doubtful that he can pull off this miracle.

The total fear he has shooting makes me think he's got no shot at all in the NBA. He's not good enough to be the designated role man on offense so he'll just ruin your team's offense.

The flowchart for NBA players goes

1. Can you shoot? If no, go to 2.
2. Are you so incredibly elite at scoring that you don't need to shoot to score and can therefore demand the ball all the time? If no, go to 3.
3. Are you a huge (or ridiculously athletic) big man who attracts tons of gravity on rolls to the basket? If no, go to 4.
4. Are you a center who is at least competent in pick-and-roll offense who is a dominant defensive player? If no, you suck and aren't valuable in the NBA.

And I think people try to avoid thinking this way because it's really boring for projecting NBA players, but it's also true...

The Rockets and Pistons drafting the Thompson twins seemingly without a plan to build the entire team around them as pick-and-roll finishers was... weird. Scouts feel very out-dated with their thinking. I don't think prime Ben Simmons would be a valuable player in 2024 with how much shooting is needed.

[Colbinii]

Out of curiosity b/c I've found him to be unimpressive in what little I've seen of him, what is it about Ryan Dunn you like, and do you see anyone comparable in the NBA?

Not Cammo, but Dunn is Aaron Gordon with no offensive skill whatsoever.

This, of course, is not a valuable player in the slightest in the NBA, but the hope is he can pull off a miracle and get up to 37% from three.

I am, uhhhhhhhhhhh, getting extremely doubtful that he can pull off this miracle.

The total fear he has shooting makes me think he's got no shot at all in the NBA. He's not good enough to be the designated role man on offense so he'll just ruin your team's offense.

The flowchart for NBA players goes

1. Can you shoot? If no, go to 2.
2. Are you so incredibly elite at scoring that you don't need to shoot to score and can therefore demand the ball all the time? If no, go to 3.
3. Are you a huge (or ridiculously athletic) big man who attracts tons of gravity on rolls to the basket? If no, go to 4.
4. Are you a center who is at least competent in pick-and-roll offense who is a dominant defensive player? If no, you suck and aren't valuable in the NBA.

And I think people try to avoid thinking this way because it's really boring for projecting NBA players, but it's also true...

The Rockets and Pistons drafting the Thompson twins seemingly without a plan to build the entire team around them as pick-and-roll finishers was... weird. Scouts feel very out-dated with their thinking. I don't think prime Ben Simmons would be a valuable player in 2024 with how much shooting is needed.

Yup. Offenses tank when they don't have 4+ shooters on the court.

The best teams that don't have 4 shoots have a reason. Timberwolves have Gobert. Denver has Jokic with AG or Preston. Milwaukee has Giannis.

Boston, OKC and Philly basically have 5 shooters for most of the game.

[Cammo101]

Out of curiosity b/c I've found him to be unimpressive in what little I've seen of him, what is it about Ryan Dunn you like, and do you see anyone comparable in the NBA?

Big time athlete who already defends at an NBA level. His offense is still very raw, right now he's pretty much just a lob threat dunker. The hope is that his offense can come along to at least an adequate 3 and D level, but right now that is just projection. I'd say I project him higher than I actually like him right now on my big board, but in a wide open weak draft like this, I can see why teams would roll the dice on him.