The Official Cammo 2013 Mock Draft Thread

[Cammo101]

I like your picks man, but I have to disagree with the Charlotte pick for one reason: if either McLemore or Oladipo are on the board, there's no way they pass up on them. However, this is Charlotte we're talking about...

I love the MCW, Larkin and Schroeder picks back to back to back, as I have the same except 1 spot lower for each (starting with Dallas)

Do you think Atlanta will go with 2 internationals? I know they're expected to take at least one (and I have them taking Giannis), but I'm surprised you have them taking two to be honest.

Here's a link to mine if you want to check it out: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=1257839&p=36235380#p36244609

We should have a draft chat before Thursday man!

Charlotte needs to go big, and with Bennett falling and Zeller rising, this could easily happen. Zeller is a perfect fit next to Biyombo. I can't see Charlotte taking a wing, especially with McLemore falling and Oladipo being so similar to MKG.

I think Atlanta kills two bird with one stone taking Internationals. They swing for the fences on high upside guys, while also being able to stash them in Europe and not hurt their cap situation if they can get some big names.

PM me whenever, I'm always down to talk draft.

[BadWolf]

Mcw to okc? Why?

[Cammo101]

Mcw to okc? Why?

I know they like him. He has been linked to them a lot. Reggie Jackson is more of an undersized SG, so he and MCW should have no problem playing together. OKC would like a big, but they are kind of a in the big man deadzone if Adams is off the board. They would be forced to reach for someone.

[Cammo101]

6/27/13

1. Cleveland - Alex Len (7'1'', C, Maryland, Soph.)
2. Orlando - Nerlens Noel (6'11'', PF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
3. Washington - Otto Porter (6'8'', SF, Georgetown, Soph.)
4. Charlotte - Victor Oladipo (6'4'', SG, Indiana, Jr.)
5. Phoenix - Ben McLemore (6'5'', SG, Kansas, Fresh.)
6. New Orleans - Trey Burke (6'0'', PG, Michigan, Soph.)
7. Sacramento - CJ McCollum (6'3'', SG, Lehigh, Sr.)
8. Detroit - Anthony Bennett (6'7'', PF, UNLV, Fresh.)
9. Minnesota - Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (6'6'', SG, Georgia, Soph.)
10. Portland - Cody Zeller (7'0'', C, Indiana, Soph.)
11. Philadelphia - Steven Adams (7'0'', C, Pittsburgh, Fresh.)
12. Oklahoma City - Michael Carter-Williams (6'6'', PG, Syracuse, Soph.)
13. Dallas - Sergey Karasev (6'7'', SF, Russia)
14. Utah - Shane Larkin (5'11'', PG, Miami, Soph.)
15. Milwaukee - Shabazz Muhammad (6'6'', SF, UCLA, Fresh.)
16. Boston - Giannis Antetokounmpo (6'9'', SF, Greece)
17. Atlanta - Kelly Olynyk (7'0'', C, Gonzaga, Jr.)
18. Atlanta - Lucas Nogueira (7'0'', C, Brazil)
19. Cleveland - Reggie Bullock (6'6'', SG, North Carolina, Jr.)
20. Chicago - Tim Hardaway Jr. (6'5'', SG, Michigan, Jr.)
21. Utah - Gorgui Dieng (6'10'', C, Louisville, Jr.)
22. Brooklyn - Mason Plumlee (6'11'', PF, Duke, Sr.)
23. Indiana - Dennis Schroeder (6'1'', PG, Germany)
24. New York - Jamaal Franklin (6'5'', SG, San Diego State, Jr.)
25. LA Clippers - Allen Crabbe (6'6'', SG, California, Jr.)
26. Minnesota - Jeff Withey (7'0'', C, Kansas, Sr.)
27. Denver - Glen Rice Jr. (6'6'', SG, NBDL)
28. San Antonio - Tony Mitchell (6'8'', PF, North Texas, Soph.)
29. Oklahoma City - Rudy Gobert (7'1'', C, France)
30. Phoenix - Nate Wolters (6'4'', PG, South Dakota State, Sr.)

31. Cleveland - Ricardo Ledo (6'6'', SG, Providence, Fresh.)
32. Oklahoma City - Deshaun Thomas (6'7'', SF, Ohio State, Jr.)
33. Cleveland - Livio Jean-Charles (6'9'', PF, France)
34. Houston - Isaiah Canaan (6'0'', PG, Murray State, Sr.)
35. Philadelphia - Tony Snell (6'7'', SG, New Mexico, Jr.)
36. Sacramento - CJ Leslie (6'9'', SF, North Carolina State, Jr.)
37. Detroit - Archie Goodwin (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
38. Washington - Mike Muscala (6'11'', C, Bucknell, Sr.)
39. Portland - Erick Green (6'3'', PG, Virginia Tech, Sr.)
40. Portland - Alex Abrines (6'5'', SG, Spain)
41. Memphis - Pierre Jackson (5'11'', PG, Baylor, Sr.)
42. Philadelphia - Jackie Carmichael (6'9'', PF, Illinois State, Sr.)
43. Milwaukee - Lorenzo Brown (6'4'', PG, North Carolina State, Jr.)
44. Dallas - Ray McCallum (6'2'', PG, Detroit, Jr.)
45. Portland - James Ennis (6'7'', SF, Long Beach State, Sr.)
46. Utah - Nemanja Nedovic (6'3'', SG, Serbia)
47. Atlanta - Myck Kabongo (6'1'', PG, Texas, Soph.)
48. LA Lakers - Grant Jerrett (6'10'', PF, Arizona, Fresh.)
49. Chicago - Trevor Mbakwe (6'8'', PF, Minnesota, Sr.)
50. Atlanta - Andre Roberson (6'7'', SF, Colorado, Jr.)
51. Orlando - Peyton Siva (6'1'', PG, Louisville, Sr.)
52. Minnesota - Bojan Dubljevic (6'10'', PF, Montenegro)
53. Indiana - Vander Blue (6'4'', SG, Marquette, Jr.)
54. Washington - Marko Todorovic (6'11'', C, Montenegro)
55. Memphis - Colton Iverson (7'0'', C, Colorado State, Sr.)
56. Detroit - Raul Neto (6'2'', PG, Brazil)
57. Phoenix - Adonis Thomas (6'6'', SF, Memphis, Soph.)
58. San Antonio - Joffrey Lauvergne (6'11'', PF, France)
59. Minnesota - BJ Young (6'4'', SG, Arkansas, Soph.)
60. Memphis - Oleksandr Lypovyy (6'8'', SF, Ukraine)

http://www.nbadraftguru.blogspot.com

[TheOUTLAW]

I truly hope those aren't the Cavs picks

[Young_Star11]

Such a weird draft. Porter to Washington at #3 is the closest thing I have to a lock and that's not reported anywhere and it could be nuked by either of the top-2 getting him.

Each team would have long draft boards to plan for whatevercircumstance.

[Cammo101]

I truly hope those aren't the Cavs picks

I actually really like this latest mock for Cleveland. Though I'm not a huge fan of Bullock at #19.

[Cammo101]

Such a weird draft. Porter to Washington at #3 is the closest thing I have to a lock and that's not reported anywhere and it could be nuked by either of the top-2 getting him.

Each team would have long draft boards to plan for whatevercircumstance.

This draft is so fluid that I truly have no idea where anyone is going to go. There are no sure things in this draft, and there are a lot of guys who could go in a large gap. A guy like Bennett could go #3 or he could fall to the late lotto. And he's not the only guy like that.

Should make for a wild and fun draft.

[Cammo101]

6/27/13 (Final)

1. Cleveland - Alex Len (7'1'', C, Maryland, Soph.)
2. Orlando - Nerlens Noel (6'11'', PF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
3. Washington - Otto Porter (6'8'', SF, Georgetown, Soph.)
4. Charlotte - Cody Zeller (7'0'', C, Indiana, Soph.)
5. Phoenix - Victor Oladipo (6'4'', SG, Indiana, Jr.)
6. New Orleans - Trey Burke (6'0'', PG, Michigan, Soph.)
7. Sacramento - CJ McCollum (6'3'', SG, Lehigh, Sr.)
8. Detroit - Ben McLemore (6'5'', SG, Kansas, Fresh.)
9. Minnesota - Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (6'6'', SG, Georgia, Soph.)
10. Portland - Anthony Bennett (6'7'', PF, UNLV, Fresh.)
11. Philadelphia - Steven Adams (7'0'', C, Pittsburgh, Fresh.)
12. Oklahoma City - Michael Carter-Williams (6'6'', PG, Syracuse, Soph.)
13. Dallas - Sergey Karasev (6'7'', SF, Russia)
14. Utah - Lucas Nogueira (7'0'', C, Brazil)
15. Milwaukee - Shabazz Muhammad (6'6'', SF, UCLA, Fresh.)
16. Boston - Giannis Antetokounmpo (6'9'', SF, Greece)
17. Atlanta - Kelly Olynyk (7'0'', C, Gonzaga, Jr.)
18. Atlanta - Dennis Schroeder (6'1'', PG, Germany)
19. Cleveland - Reggie Bullock (6'6'', SG, North Carolina, Jr.)
20. Chicago - Tim Hardaway Jr. (6'5'', SG, Michigan, Jr.)
21. Utah - Shane Larkin (5'11'', PG, Miami, Soph.)
22. Brooklyn - Gorgui Dieng (6'10'', C, Louisville, Jr.)
23. Indiana - Tony Snell (6'7'', SG, New Mexico, Jr.)
24. New York - Mason Plumlee (6'11'', PF, Duke, Sr.)
25. LA Clippers - Allen Crabbe (6'6'', SG, California, Jr.)
26. Minnesota - Jeff Withey (7'0'', C, Kansas, Sr.)
27. Denver - Isaiah Canaan (6'0'', PG, Murray State, Sr.)
28. San Antonio - Erick Green (6'3'', PG, Virginia Tech, Sr.)
29. Oklahoma City - Rudy Gobert (7'1'', C, France)
30. Phoenix - Tony Mitchell (6'8'', PF, North Texas, Soph.)

31. Cleveland - Ricardo Ledo (6'6'', SG, Providence, Fresh.)
32. Oklahoma City - Deshaun Thomas (6'7'', SF, Ohio State, Jr.)
33. Cleveland - Livio Jean-Charles (6'9'', PF, France)
34. Houston - Nate Wolters (6'4'', PG, South Dakota State, Sr.)
35. Philadelphia - Glen Rice Jr. (6'6'', SG, NBDL)
36. Sacramento - James Ennis (6'7'', SF, Long Beach State, Sr.)
37. Detroit - Jamaal Franklin (6'5'', SG, San Diego State, Jr.)
38. Washington - Mike Muscala (6'11'', C, Bucknell, Sr.)
39. Portland - CJ Leslie (6'9'', SF, North Carolina State, Jr.)
40. Portland - Alex Abrines (6'5'', SG, Spain)
41. Memphis - Archie Goodwin (6'5'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
42. Philadelphia - Jackie Carmichael (6'9'', PF, Illinois State, Sr.)
43. Milwaukee - Pierre Jackson (5'11'', PG, Baylor, Sr.)
44. Dallas - Lorenzo Brown (6'4'', PG, North Carolina State, Jr.)
45. Portland - Nemanja Nedovic (6'3'', SG, Serbia)
46. Utah - BJ Young (6'4'', SG, Arkansas, Soph.)
47. Atlanta - James Southerland (6'8'', SF, Syracuse, Sr.)
48. LA Lakers - Grant Jerrett (6'10'', PF, Arizona, Fresh.)
49. Chicago - Trevor Mbakwe (6'8'', PF, Minnesota, Sr.)
50. Atlanta - Andre Roberson (6'7'', SF, Colorado, Jr.)
51. Orlando - Myck Kabongo (6'1'', PG, Texas, Soph.)
52. Minnesota - Ray McCallum (6'2'', PG, Detroit, Jr.)
53. Indiana - Peyton Siva (6'1'', PG, Louisville, Sr.)
54. Washington - Bojan Dubljevic (6'10'', PF, Montenegro)
55. Memphis - Raul Neto (6'2'', PG, Brazil)
56. Detroit - Colton Iverson (7'0'', C, Colorado State, Sr.)
57. Phoenix - Adonis Thomas (6'6'', SF, Memphis, Soph.)
58. San Antonio - Joffrey Lauvergne (6'11'', PF, France)
59. Minnesota - Marko Todorovic (6'11'', C, Montenegro)
60. Memphis - Oleksandr Lypovyy (6'8'', SF, Ukraine)

http://www.nbadraftguru.blogspot.com

[kmatrixg]

I like your picks man, but I have to disagree with the Charlotte pick for one reason: if either McLemore or Oladipo are on the board, there's no way they pass up on them. However, this is Charlotte we're talking about...

I love the MCW, Larkin and Schroeder picks back to back to back, as I have the same except 1 spot lower for each (starting with Dallas)

Do you think Atlanta will go with 2 internationals? I know they're expected to take at least one (and I have them taking Giannis), but I'm surprised you have them taking two to be honest.

Here's a link to mine if you want to check it out: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=1257839&p=36235380#p36244609

We should have a draft chat before Thursday man!

Charlotte needs to go big, and with Bennett falling and Zeller rising, this could easily happen. Zeller is a perfect fit next to Biyombo. I can't see Charlotte taking a wing, especially with McLemore falling and Oladipo being so similar to MKG.

I think Atlanta kills two bird with one stone taking Internationals. They swing for the fences on high upside guys, while also being able to stash them in Europe and not hurt their cap situation if they can get some big names.

PM me whenever, I'm always down to talk draft.

Who's serving up my crow? I'm hungry and have a taste for BBQ...

[Cammo101]

Who's serving up my crow? I'm hungry and have a taste for BBQ...

Might be the only thing I got right all night.

[RIPskaterdude]

Who's serving up my crow? I'm hungry and have a taste for BBQ...

Might be the only thing I got right all night.

You got two

[Cammo101]

Who's serving up my crow? I'm hungry and have a taste for BBQ...

Might be the only thing I got right all night.

You got two

I feel like I was in the right range for most guys. Which in this draft, is the best you can hope for.

[kmatrixg]

This was one of the best drafts I've seen.

[wiLQ]

I feel like I was in the right range for most guys. Which in this draft, is the best you can hope for.

You were*... Top10 overall among those I've measured ;-)
http://weaksideawareness.wordpress.com/2013/07/02/grading-nba-mock-drafts-2013-from-best-to-worst/

*Assuming are you the Cammo from nbadraftguru.blogspot.com... if not, that's awkward...

[Cammo101]

I feel like I was in the right range for most guys. Which in this draft, is the best you can hope for.

You were*... Top10 overall among those I've measured
http://weaksideawareness.wordpress.com/2013/07/02/grading-nba-mock-drafts-2013-from-best-to-worst/

*Assuming are you the Cammo from nbadraftguru.blogspot.com... if not, that's awkward...

Yes, that is my blog.

Very cool idea grading the mocks. It is always hard to quantify how well you do, especially when you don't mock trades. I'm glad I didn't embarrass myself.

[wiLQ]

Very cool idea grading the mocks.

Thanks.

It is always hard to quantify how well you do

Why is it hard? Or would you do it in a different way?

[Cammo101]

Very cool idea grading the mocks.

Thanks.

It is always hard to quantify how well you do

Why is it hard? Or would you do it in a different way?

I meant more that it is hard at a glance to figure out if my mock is better than DX's mock and so on. Tough to quantify without doing a full fledged breakdown, which I am far too lazy to do.