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The official measurements of Team USA for the 2014 Nike Hoop Summit were released on Saturday.

Player: Height, Wing Span
Cliff Alexander: 6-8, 7-3.5
Joel Berry II: 6-.25, 6-3.25
James Blackmon: 6-3, 6-8.5
Stanley Johnson: 6-7, 8-7.5
Tyus Jones: 6-1.25, 6-3
Jahlil Okafor: 6-10.75, 7-5
Kelly Oubre: 6-6.5, 7-2
Theo Pinson: 6-6, 6-11
Reid Travis: 6-8, 7-0
Myles Turner: 6-11.5, 7-3.75
Justise Winslow: 6-6, 6-10

Turner has grown a full inch since October of 2013. 

Via RealGM Staff Report

So Cliff is a tweener. Solid wingspan though.

Jahlil and Myles came out with solid measurements.

Are these with or without shoes measurements?

Wow. Kelly Oubre 7'2" wingspan for a guard/forward...

reignfire wrote:So Cliff is a tweener. Solid wingspan though.

Jahlil and Myles came out with solid measurements.

He's 18 so I highly doubt he's done growing.

Most of these guys, for that matter.

Okafur looks to be 2015's top pick, the dude is beastly. I think Duke will go much further than they did last year, and I don't think they need Jabari Parker.

JazzMatt13 wrote:Okafur looks to be 2015's top pick, the dude is beastly. I think Duke will go much further than they did last year, and I don't think they need Jabari Parker.

Agree. If Parker does come back, Duke is probably the favorite to win it all headed into next season.

dpnim wrote:Wow. Kelly Oubre 7'2" wingspan for a guard/forward...

I second that. With that wingspan, Kelly Oubre has what it takes to be the next Tony Allen

For those who haven't seen Stanley Johnson play, dude is a beast. Straight up power, good handles, and has an NBA body already. His frame could rival Lebron's in a few years.

dj20001 wrote:

JazzMatt13 wrote:Okafur looks to be 2015's top pick, the dude is beastly. I think Duke will go much further than they did last year, and I don't think they need Jabari Parker.

Agree. If Parker does come back, Duke is probably the favorite to win it all headed into next season.

only thing i've seen of okafor is a HS all-star game and some youtube clips. Great potential with size, but he seemed very sluggish. Maybe it was because he's far superior than his HS opponents, but can't wait to see him at Duke alongside Plumlee.

Temuhjan wrote:

dpnim wrote:Wow. Kelly Oubre 7'2" wingspan for a guard/forward...

I second that. With that wingspan, Kelly Oubre has what it takes to be the next Tony Allen

Lol. Way to aim your sights high. Really shooting for the stars. He is already a better offensive player than Tony Allen.