Official Cammo 2015 Mock Thread

[Cammo101]

6/18/15

1. Minnesota - Karl-Anthony Towns (7'0'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
2. LA Lakers - Jahlil Okafor (6'11'', C, Duke, Fresh.)
3. Philadelphia - D'Angelo Russell (6'4'', PG, Ohio State, Fresh.)
4. New York - Emmanuel Mudiay (6'4'', PG, Congo)
5. Orlando - Kristaps Porzingis (7'0'', PF, Latvia)
6. Sacramento - Mario Hezonja (6'7'', SG, Croatia)
7. Denver - Justise Winslow (6'6'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
8. Detroit - Willie Cauley-Stein (7'0'', C, Kentucky, Jr.)
9. Charlotte - Devin Booker (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
10. Miami - Stanley Johnson (6'6'', SF, Arizona, Fresh.)
11. Indiana - Cameron Payne (6'3'', PG, Murray State, Soph.)
12. Utah - Frank Kaminsky (7'0'', C, Wisconsin, Sr.)
13. Phoenix - Myles Turner (6'11'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
14. Oklahoma City - Kelly Oubre (6'7'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
15. Atlanta - Trey Lyles (6'10'', PF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
16. Boston - Sam Dekker (6'8'', SF, Wisconsin, Jr.)
17. Milwaukee - Bobby Portis (6'10'', PF, Arkansas, Soph.)
18. Houston - Jerian Grant (6'5'', SG, Notre Dame, Sr.)
19. Washington - Kevon Looney (6'9'', PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
20. Toronto - Rashad Vaughn (6'5'', SG, UNLV, Fresh.)
21. Dallas - Jarell Martin (6'8'', PF, LSU, Soph.)
22. Chicago - Justin Anderson (6'6'', SF, Virginia, Jr.)
23. Portland - Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (6'7'', SF, Arizona, Soph.)
24. Cleveland - Delon Wright (6'5'', PG, Utah, Sr.)
25. Memphis - Montrezl Harrell (6'8'', PF, Louisville, Jr.)
26. San Antonio - Christian Wood (6'11'', PF, UNLV, Soph.)
27. LA Lakers - Tyus Jones (6'1'', PG, Duke, Fresh.)
28. Boston - RJ Hunter (6'5'', SG, Georgia State, Jr.)
29. Brooklyn - Terry Rozier (6'2'', PG, Louisville, Soph.)
30. Golden State - Chris McCullough (6'10'', PF, Syracuse, Fresh.)

31. Minnesota - Joseph Young (6'2'', SG, Oregon, Sr.)
32. Houston - Jordan Mickey (6'8'', PF, LSU, Soph.)
33. Boston - Guillermo Hernangomez (6'11'', C, Spain)
34. LA Lakers - Anthony Brown (6'7'', SF, Stanford, Sr.)
35. Philadelphia - Robert Upshaw (7'0'', C, Washington, Soph.)
36. Minnesota - Cliff Alexander (6'9'', PF, Kansas, Fresh.)
37. Philadelphia - Norman Powell (6'4'', SG, UCLA, Sr.)
38. Detroit - JP Tokoto (6'6'', SG, North Carolina, Jr.)
39. Charlotte - Andrew Harrison (6'5'', PG, Kentucky, Soph.)
40. Miami - Mouhammadou Jiateh (6'11'', C, France)
41. Brooklyn - Rakeem Christmas (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Sr.)
42. Utah - Cedi Osman (6'6'', SG, Turkey)
43. Indiana - Richaun Holmes (6'9'', PF, Bowling Green, Sr.)
44. Phoenix - Olivier Hanlen (6'3'', PG, Boston College, Jr.)
45. Boston - Nikola Milutinov (6'11'', C, Serbia)
46. Milwaukee - Dakari Johnson (6'11'', C, Kentucky, Soph.)
47. Philadelphia - Arturas Gudaitis (6'10'', C, Lithuania)
48. Oklahoma City - Michael Frazier (6'4'', SG, Florida, Jr.)
49. Washington - Jonathan Holmes (6'9'', SF, Texas, Sr.)
50. Atlanta - Aaron Harrison (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Soph.)
51. Orlando - Pat Connaughton (6'5'', SG, Notere Dame, Sr.)
52. Dallas - Tyler Harvey (6'4'', SG, Eastern Washington, Jr.)
53. Cleveland - Vince Hunter (6'8'', PF, UTEP, Soph.)
54. Utah - Josh Richardson (6'6'', SG, Tennessee, Sr.)
55. San Antonio - Daniel Diez (6'8'', SF, Spain)
56. New Orleans - Branden Dawson (6'6'', SF, Michigan State, Sr.)
57. Denver - Terran Petteway (6'6'', SF, Nebraska, Jr.)
58. Philadelphia - Larry Nance Jr. (6'9'', PF, Wyoming, Sr.)
59. Atlanta - Aaron White (6'9'', PF, Iowa, Sr.)
60. Philadelphia - Michael Qualls (6'6'', SF, Arkansas, Jr.)

[Troubadour]

Updated June 24th @ 15:43

1 Karl-Anthony Towns, C, Kentucky
Minnesota Timberwolves

2 Jahlil Okafor, C, Duke
Los Angeles Lakers

3 D'Angelo Russell, SG, Ohio State
Philadelphia Sixers

4 Kristaps Porzingis, FC, Baloncesto Sevilla (Spain)
New York Knicks

5 Mario Hezonja, SG, FC Barcelona II (Spain)
Orlando Magic

6 Justise Winslow, SF, Duke
Sacramento Kings

7 Emmanuel Mudiay, SG, Guangdong Foshan (China)
Denver Nuggets

8 Stanley Johnson, G, Arizona
Detroit Pistons

9 Devin Booker, SG, Kentucky
Charlotte Hornets

10 Frank Kaminsky, F, Wisconsin
Miami Heat

11 Myles Turner, FC, Texas
Indiana Pacers

12 Trey Lyles, SF, Kentucky
Utah Jazz

13 Willie Cauley-Stein, C, Kentucky
Phoenix Suns

14 Cameron Payne, G, Murray State
Oklahoma City Thunder

15 Bobby Portis, PF, Arkansas
Atlanta Hawks from Brooklyn

16 Kelly Oubre, SF, Kansas
Boston Celtics

17 R.J. Hunter, G, Georgia State
Milwaukee Bucks

18 Tyus Jones, PG, Duke
Houston Rockets from New Orleans

19 Sam Dekker, SF, Wisconsin
Washington Wizards

20 Jerian Grant, SG, Notre Dame
Toronto Raptors

21 Delon Wright, G, Utah
Dallas Mavericks

22 Justin Anderson, F, Virginia
Chicago Bulls

23 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, SF, Arizona
Portland Trail Blazers

24 Montrezl Harrell, F, Louisville
Cleveland Cavaliers

25 Rashad Vaughn, SF, UNLV
Memphis Grizzlies

26 Kevon Looney, F, UCLA
San Antonio Spurs

27 Terry Rozier, G, Louisville
Los Angeles Lakers from Houston

28 Cliff Alexander, C, Kansas
Boston Celtics from L.A. Clippers

29 Jarell Martin, F, LSU
Brooklyn Nets from Atlanta

30 Richaun Holmes, F, Bowling Green
Golden State Warriors

[Cammo101]

1 Karl-Anthony Towns, C, Kentucky
Minnesota Timberwolves

2 Jahlil Okafor, C, Duke
Los Angeles Lakers

3 D'Angelo Russell, SG, Ohio State
Philadelphia Sixers

4 Kristaps Porzingis, FC, Baloncesto Sevilla (Spain)
New York Knicks

5 Mario Hezonja, SG, FC Barcelona II (Spain)
Orlando Magic

6 Willie Cauley-Stein, C, Kentucky
Sacramento Kings

7 Emmanuel Mudiay, SG, Guangdong Foshan (China)
Denver Nuggets

8 Justise Winslow, SF, Duke
Detroit Pistons

9 Devin Booker, SG, Kentucky
Charlotte Hornets

10 Stanley Johnson, G, Arizona
Miami Heat

11 Myles Turner, FC, Texas
Indiana Pacers

12 Frank Kaminsky, F, Wisconsin
Utah Jazz

13 Trey Lyles, SF, Kentucky
Phoenix Suns

14 Cameron Payne, G, Murray State
Oklahoma City Thunder

15 Bobby Portis, PF, Arkansas
Atlanta Hawks from Brooklyn

16 Kelly Oubre, SF, Kansas
Boston Celtics

17 Kevon Looney, F, UCLA
Milwaukee Bucks

18 Tyus Jones, PG, Duke
Houston Rockets from New Orleans

19 Jerian Grant, SG, Notre Dame
Washington Wizards

20 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, SF, Arizona
Toronto Raptors

21 R.J. Hunter, G, Georgia State
Dallas Mavericks

22 Justin Anderson, F, Virginia
Chicago Bulls

23 Sam Dekker, SF, Wisconsin
Portland Trail Blazers

24 Montrezl Harrell, F, Louisville
Cleveland Cavaliers

25 Rashad Vaughn, SF, UNLV
Memphis Grizzlies

26 Richaun Holmes, F, Bowling Green
San Antonio Spurs

27 Delon Wright, G, Utah
Los Angeles Lakers from Houston

28 Christian Wood, PF, UNLV
Boston Celtics from L.A. Clippers

29 Jarell Martin, F, LSU
Brooklyn Nets from Atlanta

30 Rakeem Christmas, SF, Syracuse
Golden State Warriors

All looks plausible. Nice job.

[djthesonicsfan]

6/18/15
14. Oklahoma City - Kelly Oubre (6'7'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)

Too many red flags on the character side. My out of the box prediction is Anderson. Totally fits the Presti profile and is exactly what their starting lineup needs at SG.

[Cammo101]

6/18/15
14. Oklahoma City - Kelly Oubre (6'7'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)

Too many red flags on the character side. My out of the box prediction is Anderson. Totally fits the Presti profile and is exactly what their starting lineup needs at SG.

What character red flags?

[djthesonicsfan]

I've heard and read that Oubre is beyond confident and some wonder how well he will take the instruction and feedback necessary to achieve his considerable potential. This was the big issue at KU. Whether or not Self "straightened him out" remains to be seen.

For example, compare this element of Oubre's attitude to Anderson's, who realistically compares himself to Danny Green. Who is a really good NBA player but one who has worked hard to get to where he's at. A very mature, thoughtful reference. On the other hand, Oubre says he's going to be better than Butler, Leonard & Harden. Great if that reflects reality, but it clearly does not at this point of Oubre's career. Not even close. And that's not such a great place to be if it turns out Oubre is all about collecting lottery money and thinking his **** don't stink.

While it's true Oubre was able to eventually get on the court at KU, Self was required to send the kid a huge message. He tried harder on defense, but still spaced out on defense periodically. And he never did learn to use his opposite hand going to the hole. Which a lot of guys learn to do in junior high. Makes you wonder how much Oubre is committed to getting better as opposed to relying on his considerable natural gifts. Which won't be so considerable against NBA grownups. Again, compare to Anderson, who has already demonstrated the capability of improvement. Basically went from being a crap 3pt shooter to being a good one. Lots of articles detailing how he did that. Continually working on your game. It's what it takes to become anything in the NBA. So while Oubre is younger, and conventional wisdom grants younger players a higher potential upside, I would question that with regards to Oubre.

Having stated all this, who knows? These are kids. Lots of room for error in these opinions and evaluations. But in the end, you've got to make a pick when it's your turn. And this kind of stuff matters a lot to some. Especially Presti. My guess is that he gives Oubre a pass.

[Cammo101]

I've heard and read that Oubre is beyond confident and some wonder how well he will take the instruction and feedback necessary to achieve his considerable potential. This was the big issue at KU. Whether or not Self "straightened him out" remains to be seen.

For example, compare this element of Oubre's attitude to Anderson's, who realistically compares himself to Danny Green. Who is a really good NBA player but one who has worked hard to get to where he's at. A very mature, thoughtful reference. On the other hand, Oubre says he's going to be better than Butler, Leonard & Harden. Great if that reflects reality, but it clearly does not at this point of Oubre's career. Not even close. And that's not such a great place to be if it turns out Oubre is all about collecting lottery money and thinking his **** don't stink.

While it's true Oubre was able to eventually get on the court at KU, Self was required to send the kid a huge message. He tried harder on defense, but still spaced out on defense periodically. And he never did learn to use his opposite hand going to the hole. Which a lot of guys learn to do in junior high. Makes you wonder how much Oubre is committed to getting better as opposed to relying on his considerable natural gifts. Which won't be so considerable against NBA grownups. Again, compare to Anderson, who has already demonstrated the capability of improvement. Basically went from being a crap 3pt shooter to being a good one. Lots of articles detailing how he did that. Continually working on your game. It's what it takes to become anything in the NBA. So while Oubre is younger, and conventional wisdom grants younger players a higher potential upside, I would question that with regards to Oubre.

Having stated all this, who knows? These are kids. Lots of room for error in these opinions and evaluations. But in the end, you've got to make a pick when it's your turn. And this kind of stuff matters a lot to some. Especially Presti. My guess is that he gives Oubre a pass.

Ehhh, that feels like much ado about nothing to me. Oubre was a team player willing to do the dirty work at Kansas and improved greatly from the beginning of the year to the end.

I think there is a pretty high likelihood that passing on Oubre to reach for Anderson would end up with OKC getting egg on their face. Everything about Oubre's game screams that it is a better fit in the more up and down style of the NBA.

[djthesonicsfan]

Ya, there's always that perspective. It's why pretty girls, even the bitchy ones, always get asked out. And Oubre certainly has talent, length and athleticism. Anyway, we shall see soon enough. For Oubre, he just needs one team to feel that way about him.

As for Anderson, why don't you think he's a worthy selection? To me it seems he's the total 3&D package... and that's worth a lot in today's NBA. Especially to the notSonics. That's exactly the guy they need.

[Cammo101]

Ya, there's always that perspective. It's why pretty girls, even the bitchy ones, always get asked out. And Oubre certainly has talent, length and athleticism. Anyway, we shall see soon enough. For Oubre, he just needs one team to feel that way about him.

As for Anderson, why don't you think he's a worthy selection? To me it seems he's the total 3&D package... and that's worth a lot in today's NBA. Especially to the notSonics. That's exactly the guy they need.

I think #14 is just a bit early for a guy who is likely limited to being a role player (though very possibly a really good role player) at the NBA level. There will be guys available at #14 with all-star potential.

[Vindicater]

Loving the Wolves getting both Towns and Alexander in your last mock.

Will take and run.

[Cammo101]

6/23/15

1. Minnesota - Karl-Anthony Towns (7'0'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
2. LA Lakers - Jahlil Okafor (6'11'', C, Duke, Fresh.)
3. Philadelphia - D'Angelo Russell (6'4'', PG, Ohio State, Fresh.)
4. New York - Justise Winslow (6'6'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
5. Orlando - Kristaps Porzingis (7'0'', PF, Latvia)
6. Sacramento - Mario Hezonja (6'7'', SG, Croatia)
7. Denver - Emmanuel Mudiay (6'4'', PG, Congo)
8. Detroit - Stanley Johnson (6'6'', SF, Arizona, Fresh.)
9. Charlotte - Devin Booker (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
10. Miami - Frank Kaminsky (7'0'', C, Wisconsin, Sr.)
11. Indiana - Willie Cauley-Stein (7'0'', C, Kentucky, Jr.)
12. Utah - Myles Turner (6'11'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
13. Phoenix - Trey Lyles (6'10'', PF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
14. Oklahoma City - Cameron Payne (6'3'', PG, Murray State, Soph.)
15. Atlanta - Bobby Portis (6'10'', PF, Arkansas, Soph.)
16. Boston - Sam Dekker (6'8'', SF, Wisconsin, Jr.)
17. Milwaukee - Jerian Grant (6'5'', SG, Notre Dame, Sr.)
18. Houston - Tyus Jones (6'1'', PG, Duke, Fresh.)
19. Washington - Kelly Oubre (6'7'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
20. Toronto - Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (6'7'', SF, Arizona, Soph.)
21. Dallas - Delon Wright (6'5'', PG, Utah, Sr.)
22. Chicago - Justin Anderson (6'6'', SF, Virginia, Jr.)
23. Portland - Kevon Looney (6'9'', PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
24. Cleveland - Montrezl Harrell (6'8'', PF, Louisville, Jr.)
25. Memphis - Rashad Vaughn (6'5'', SG, UNLV, Fresh.)
26. San Antonio - Jarell Martin (6'8'', PF, LSU, Soph.)
27. LA Lakers - Anthony Brown (6'7'', SF, Stanford, Sr.)
28. Boston - Christian Wood (6'11'', PF, UNLV, Soph.)
29. Brooklyn - Terry Rozier (6'2'', PG, Louisville, Soph.)
30. Golden State - Chris McCullough (6'10'', PF, Syracuse, Fresh.)

31. Minnesota - RJ Hunter (6'5'', SG, Georgia State, Jr.)
32. Houston - Jordan Mickey (6'8'', PF, LSU, Soph.)
33. Boston - Guillermo Hernangomez (6'11'', C, Spain)
34. LA Lakers - Joseph Young (6'2'', SG, Oregon, Sr.)
35. Philadelphia - Robert Upshaw (7'0'', C, Washington, Soph.)
36. Minnesota - Cliff Alexander (6'9'', PF, Kansas, Fresh.)
37. Philadelphia - Norman Powell (6'4'', SG, UCLA, Sr.)
38. Detroit - Jonathan Holmes (6'9'', SF, Texas, Sr.)
39. Charlotte - JP Tokoto (6'6'', SG, North Carolina, Jr.)
40. Miami - Richaun Holmes (6'9'', PF, Bowling Green, Sr.)
41. Brooklyn - Rakeem Christmas (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Sr.)
42. Utah - Michael Frazier (6'4'', SG, Florida, Jr.)
43. Indiana - Olivier Hanlen (6'3'', PG, Boston College, Jr.)
44. Phoenix - Andrew Harrison (6'5'', PG, Kentucky, Soph.)
45. Boston - Josh Richardson (6'6'', SG, Tennessee, Sr.)
46. Milwaukee - Dakari Johnson (6'11'', C, Kentucky, Soph.)
47. Philadelphia - Mouhammadou Jiateh (6'11'', C, France)
48. Oklahoma City - Pat Connaughton (6'5'', SG, Notere Dame, Sr.)
49. Washington - Arturas Gudaitis (6'10'', C, Lithuania)
50. Atlanta - Cedi Osman (6'6'', SG, Turkey)
51. Orlando - Nikola Milutinov (6'11'', C, Serbia)
52. Dallas - Vince Hunter (6'8'', PF, UTEP, Soph.)
53. Cleveland - Aaron Harrison (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Soph.)
54. Utah - Larry Nance Jr. (6'9'', PF, Wyoming, Sr.)
55. San Antonio - Daniel Diez (6'8'', SF, Spain)
56. New Orleans - Branden Dawson (6'6'', SF, Michigan State, Sr.)
57. Denver - Terran Petteway (6'6'', SF, Nebraska, Jr.)
58. Philadelphia - Tyler Harvey (6'4'', SG, Eastern Washington, Jr.)
59. Atlanta - Aaron White (6'9'', PF, Iowa, Sr.)
60. Philadelphia - Shawn Dawson (6'6'', SG, Israel)

[Cammo101]

6/24/15 Big Board Final

1. Karl-Anthony Towns (7'0'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
2. Jahlil Okafor (6'11'', C, Duke, Fresh.)
3. D'Angelo Russell (6'4'', PG, Ohio State, Fresh.)
4. Emmanuel Mudiay (6'4'', PG, Congo)
5. Kristaps Porzingis (7'0'', PF, Latvia)
6. Justise Winslow (6'6'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
7. Willie Cauley-Stein (7'0'', C, Kentucky, Jr.)
8. Mario Hezonja (6'7'', SG, Croatia)
9. Trey Lyles (6'10'', PF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
10. Frank Kaminsky (7'0'', C, Wisconsin, Sr.)
11. Myles Turner (6'11'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
12. Cameron Payne (6'3'', PG, Murray State, Soph.)
13. Devin Booker (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
14. Stanley Johnson (6'6'', SF, Arizona, Fresh.)
15. Kelly Oubre (6'7'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
16. Bobby Portis (6'10'', PF, Arkansas, Soph.)
17. Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (6'7'', SF, Arizona, Soph.)
18. Jerian Grant (6'5'', SG, Notre Dame, Sr.)
19. Sam Dekker (6'8'', SF, Wisconsin, Jr.)
20. Tyus Jones (6'1'', PG, Duke, Fresh.)
21. Justin Anderson (6'6'', SF, Virginia, Jr.)
22. Delon Wright (6'5'', PG, Utah, Sr.)
23. Kevon Looney (6'9'', PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
24. Rashad Vaughn (6'5'', SG, UNLV, Fresh.)
25. Terry Rozier (6'2'', PG, Louisville, Soph.)
26. Chris McCullough (6'10'', PF, Syracuse, Fresh.)
27. Montrezl Harrell (6'8'', PF, Louisville, Jr.)
28. RJ Hunter (6'5'', SG, Georgia State, Jr.)
29. Christian Wood (6'11'', PF, UNLV, Soph.)
30. Robert Upshaw (7'0'', C, Washington, Soph.)
31. Jarell Martin (6'8'', PF, LSU, Soph.)
32. Cliff Alexander (6'9'', PF, Kansas, Fresh.)
33. Andrew Harrison (6'5'', PG, Kentucky, Soph.)
34. Jordan Mickey (6'8'', PF, LSU, Soph.)
35. Joseph Young (6'2'', SG, Oregon, Sr.)
36. Anthony Brown (6'7'', SF, Stanford, Sr.)
37. Jonathan Holmes (6'9'', SF, Texas, Sr.)
38. Norman Powell (6'4'', SG, UCLA, Sr.)
39. Guillermo Hernangomez (6'11'', C, Spain)
40. Rakeem Christmas (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Sr.)
41. Olivier Hanlen (6'3'', PG, Boston College, Jr.)
42. Richaun Holmes (6'9'', PF, Bowling Green, Sr.)
43. Aaron Harrison (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Soph.)
44. Mouhammadou Jiateh (6'11'', C, France)
45. Dakari Johnson (6'11'', C, Kentucky, Soph.)
46. JP Tokoto (6'6'', SG, North Carolina, Jr.)
47. Michael Frazier (6'4'', SG, Florida, Jr.)
48. Nikola Milutinov (6'11'', C, Serbia)
49. Josh Richardson (6'6'', SG, Tennessee, Sr.)
50. Larry Nance Jr. (6'9'', PF, Wyoming, Sr.)

[Cammo101]

6/25/15 (Final)

1. Minnesota - Karl-Anthony Towns (7'0'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
2. LA Lakers - D'Angelo Russell (6'4'', PG, Ohio State, Fresh.)
3. Philadelphia - Jahlil Okafor (6'11'', C, Duke, Fresh.)
4. New York - Mario Hezonja (6'7'', SG, Croatia)
5. Orlando - Justise Winslow (6'6'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
6. Sacramento - Kristaps Porzingis (7'0'', PF, Latvia)
7. Denver - Emmanuel Mudiay (6'4'', PG, Congo)
8. Detroit - Stanley Johnson (6'6'', SF, Arizona, Fresh.)
9. Charlotte - Frank Kaminsky (7'0'', C, Wisconsin, Sr.)
10. Miami - Devin Booker (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
11. Indiana - Trey Lyles (6'10'', PF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
12. Utah - Myles Turner (6'11'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
13. Phoenix - Bobby Portis (6'10'', PF, Arkansas, Soph.)
14. Oklahoma City - Cameron Payne (6'3'', PG, Murray State, Soph.)
15. Atlanta - Willie Cauley-Stein (7'0'', C, Kentucky, Jr.)
16. Boston - Sam Dekker (6'8'', SF, Wisconsin, Jr.)
17. Milwaukee - Rashad Vaughn (6'5'', SG, UNLV, Fresh.)
18. Houston - Tyus Jones (6'1'', PG, Duke, Fresh.)
19. Washington - Kelly Oubre (6'7'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
20. Toronto - Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (6'7'', SF, Arizona, Soph.)
21. Dallas - Jerian Grant (6'5'', SG, Notre Dame, Sr.)
22. Chicago - Kevon Looney (6'9'', PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
23. Portland - Justin Anderson (6'6'', SF, Virginia, Jr.)
24. Cleveland - Montrezl Harrell (6'8'', PF, Louisville, Jr.)
25. Memphis - Jarell Martin (6'8'', PF, LSU, Soph.)
26. San Antonio - Delon Wright (6'5'', PG, Utah, Sr.)
27. LA Lakers - Anthony Brown (6'7'', SF, Stanford, Sr.)
28. Boston - Christian Wood (6'11'', PF, UNLV, Soph.)
29. Brooklyn - Terry Rozier (6'2'', PG, Louisville, Soph.)
30. Golden State - Chris McCullough (6'10'', PF, Syracuse, Fresh.)

31. Minnesota - RJ Hunter (6'5'', SG, Georgia State, Jr.)
32. Houston - Jordan Mickey (6'8'', PF, LSU, Soph.)
33. Boston - Jonathan Holmes (6'9'', SF, Texas, Sr.)
34. LA Lakers - Guillermo Hernangomez (6'11'', C, Spain)
35. Philadelphia - Joseph Young (6'2'', SG, Oregon, Sr.)
36. Minnesota - Cliff Alexander (6'9'', PF, Kansas, Fresh.)
37. Philadelphia - Andrew Harrison (6'5'', PG, Kentucky, Soph.)
38. Detroit - Richaun Holmes (6'9'', PF, Bowling Green, Sr.)
39. Charlotte - Michael Frazier (6'4'', SG, Florida, Jr.)
40. Miami - Dakari Johnson (6'11'', C, Kentucky, Soph.)
41. Brooklyn - Rakeem Christmas (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Sr.)
42. Utah - Norman Powell (6'4'', SG, UCLA, Sr.)
43. Indiana - Olivier Hanlen (6'3'', PG, Boston College, Jr.)
44. Phoenix - Josh Richardson (6'6'', SG, Tennessee, Sr.)
45. Boston - Mouhammadou Jiateh (6'11'', C, France)
46. Milwaukee - Nikola Milutinov (6'11'', C, Serbia)
47. Philadelphia - Arturas Gudaitis (6'10'', C, Lithuania)
48. Oklahoma City - JP Tokoto (6'6'', SG, North Carolina, Jr.)
49. Washington - Larry Nance Jr. (6'9'', PF, Wyoming, Sr.)
50. Atlanta - Cedi Osman (6'6'', SG, Turkey)
51. Orlando - Robert Upshaw (7'0'', C, Washington, Soph.)
52. Dallas - Vince Hunter (6'8'', PF, UTEP, Soph.)
53. Cleveland - Aaron Harrison (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Soph.)
54. Utah - Pat Connaughton (6'5'', SG, Notere Dame, Sr.)
55. San Antonio - Juan Vaulet (6'6'', SF, Argentina)
56. New Orleans - Branden Dawson (6'6'', SF, Michigan State, Sr.)
57. Denver - Terran Petteway (6'6'', SF, Nebraska, Jr.)
58. Philadelphia - Daniel Diez (6'8'', SF, Spain)
59. Atlanta - Tyler Harvey (6'4'', SG, Eastern Washington, Jr.)
60. Philadelphia - Shawn Dawson (6'6'', SG, Israel)