Official Cammo 2017 Mock Thread

[JohnReese]

If Trier is healthy, he is will be way higher. Probably the best SG of this year.

[Cammo101]

If Trier is healthy, he is will be way higher. Probably the best SG of this year.

I like Trier a lot, and he could definitely end up in the mid-to-late first round before it's all said and done.

[JohnWillow]

3/20/17

1. Boston - Markelle Fultz (6'4'', PG, Washington, Fresh.)
2. LA Lakers - Lonzo Ball (6'5'', PG, UCLA, Fresh.)
3. Phoenix - Josh Jackson (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
4. Orlando - Jayson Tatum (6'8'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
5. Philadelphia - De'Aaron Fox (6'4'', PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
6. Sacramento - Dennis Smith (6'2'', PG, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
7. New York - Jonathan Isaac (6'10'', SF, Florida State, Fresh.)
8. Minnesota - Lauri Markkanen (7'0'', PF, Arizona, Fresh.)
9. Sacramento - Miles Bridges (6'8'', SF, Michigan State, Fresh.)
10. Charlotte - Malik Monk (6'3'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
10. Dallas - Frank Ntilikina (6'4'', PG, France)
11. Portland - Robert Williams (6'9'', PF, Texas A&M, Fresh.)
13. Chicago - Caleb Swanigan (6'9'', PF, Purdue, Soph.)
14. Miami - Ivan Rabb (6'10'', PF, California, Soph.)
15. Denver - Chimezie Metu (6'11'', PF, USC, Soph.)
16. Detroit - Isaiah Hartenstein (6'11'', PF, Germany)
17. Milwaukee - Jawun Evans (6'1'', PG, Oklahoma State, Soph.)
18. Indiana - Justin Jackson (6'8'', SF, North Carolina, Jr.)
19. Atlanta - Terrance Ferguson (6'7'', SG, Australia)
20. Portland - Jarrett Allen (6'10'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
21. Oklahoma City - Rodions Kurucs (6'8'', SF, Latvia)
22. Toronto - John Collins (6'10'', PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
23. Orlando - Donovan Mitchell (6'4'', SG, Louisville, Soph.)
24. Brooklyn - Luke Kennard (6'5'', SG, Duke, Soph.)
25. Utah - Johnathan Motley (6'10'', PF, Baylor, Jr.)
26. Brooklyn - Bam Adebayo (6'10'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
27. Portland - OG Anunoby (6'8'', SF, Indiana, Soph.)
28. LA Lakers - Anzejs Pasecniks (7'2'', C, Latvia)
29. San Antonio - Tyler Lydon (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Soph.)
30. Utah - Semi Ojeleye (6'7'', SF, SMU, Jr.)

31. Atlanta - Monte Morris (6'3'', PG, Iowa State, Sr.)
32. Orlando - Jonathan Jeanne (7'1'', C, France)
33. Phoenix - Thomas Bryant (7'0'', C, Indiana, Soph.)
34. Orlando - Alec Peters (6'9'', PF, Valparaiso, Sr.)
35. Sacramento - Allonzo Trier (6'4'', SG, Arizona, Soph.)
36. Chicago - Josh Hart (6'6'', SG, Villanova, Sr.)
37. Philadelphia - Grayson Allen (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
38. Boston - Mathias Lessort (6'9'', PF, Martinique)
39. New Orleans - Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Jr.)
40. Philadelphia - Devin Robinson (6'8'', SF, Florida, Jr.)
41. Charlotte - Jaron Blossomgame (6'7'', SF, Clemson, Sr.)
42. Houston - Dwayne Bacon (6'7'', SF, Florida State, Soph.)
43. New York - Dillon Brooks (6'6'', SG, Oregon, Jr.)
44. Houston - Alpha Kaba (6'10'', C, France)
45. Utah - Joel Berry (6'0'', PG, North Carolina, Jr.)
46. Philadelphia - Viny Okouo (7'2'', C, Congo)
47. Milwaukee - Laurynas Birutis (7'1'', C, Lithuania)
48. Indiana - Cameron Oliver (6'8'', PF, Nevada, Soph.)
49. Philadelphia - Devonte' Graham (6'2'', PG, Kansas, Jr.)
50. Denver - Wesley Iwundu (6'7'', SF, Kansas State, Sr.)
51. Denver - Sindarius Thornwell (6'5'', SG, South Carolina, Sr.)
52. Phoenix - Michael Fusek (7'3'', C, Slovak Republic)
53. Boston - Jonah Bolden (6'10'', PF, Australia)
54. Washington - Nigel Hayes (6'7'', PF, Wisconsin, Sr.)
55. Utah - Aleksandar Vezenkov (6'9'', SF, Bulgaria)
56. Brooklyn - Nigel Williams-Goss (6'3'', PG, Gonzaga, Jr.)
57. Boston - Jordan Bell (6'8'', PF, Oregon, Jr.)
58. New York - Frank Mason (5'11'', PG, North Carolina, Sr.)
59. San Antonio - Vlatko Cancar (6'8'', SF, Slovenia)
60. Atlanta - Kyle Kuzma (6'9'', PF, Utah, Jr.)

I got to say this one for the Kings is just like mine wishlist
i'm high on Frank Ntikilina, I could see myself if i'm Kings GM taking Ntikilina/DSJ with our first 1st round pick, but you just nailed it with Bridges.

[skywalker33]

3/20/17

1. Boston - Markelle Fultz (6'4'', PG, Washington, Fresh.)
2. LA Lakers - Lonzo Ball (6'5'', PG, UCLA, Fresh.)
3. Phoenix - Josh Jackson (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
4. Orlando - Jayson Tatum (6'8'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
5. Philadelphia - De'Aaron Fox (6'4'', PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
6. Sacramento - Dennis Smith (6'2'', PG, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
7. New York - Jonathan Isaac (6'10'', SF, Florida State, Fresh.)
8. Minnesota - Lauri Markkanen (7'0'', PF, Arizona, Fresh.)
9. Sacramento - Miles Bridges (6'8'', SF, Michigan State, Fresh.)
10. Charlotte - Malik Monk (6'3'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
10. Dallas - Frank Ntilikina (6'4'', PG, France)
11. Portland - Robert Williams (6'9'', PF, Texas A&M, Fresh.)
13. Chicago - Caleb Swanigan (6'9'', PF, Purdue, Soph.)
14. Miami - Ivan Rabb (6'10'', PF, California, Soph.)
15. Denver - Chimezie Metu (6'11'', PF, USC, Soph.)
16. Detroit - Isaiah Hartenstein (6'11'', PF, Germany)
17. Milwaukee - Jawun Evans (6'1'', PG, Oklahoma State, Soph.)
18. Indiana - Justin Jackson (6'8'', SF, North Carolina, Jr.)
19. Atlanta - Terrance Ferguson (6'7'', SG, Australia)
20. Portland - Jarrett Allen (6'10'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
21. Oklahoma City - Rodions Kurucs (6'8'', SF, Latvia)
22. Toronto - John Collins (6'10'', PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
23. Orlando - Donovan Mitchell (6'4'', SG, Louisville, Soph.)
24. Brooklyn - Luke Kennard (6'5'', SG, Duke, Soph.)
25. Utah - Johnathan Motley (6'10'', PF, Baylor, Jr.)
26. Brooklyn - Bam Adebayo (6'10'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
27. Portland - OG Anunoby (6'8'', SF, Indiana, Soph.)
28. LA Lakers - Anzejs Pasecniks (7'2'', C, Latvia)
29. San Antonio - Tyler Lydon (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Soph.)
30. Utah - Semi Ojeleye (6'7'', SF, SMU, Jr.)

31. Atlanta - Monte Morris (6'3'', PG, Iowa State, Sr.)
32. Orlando - Jonathan Jeanne (7'1'', C, France)
33. Phoenix - Thomas Bryant (7'0'', C, Indiana, Soph.)
34. Orlando - Alec Peters (6'9'', PF, Valparaiso, Sr.)
35. Sacramento - Allonzo Trier (6'4'', SG, Arizona, Soph.)
36. Chicago - Josh Hart (6'6'', SG, Villanova, Sr.)
37. Philadelphia - Grayson Allen (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
38. Boston - Mathias Lessort (6'9'', PF, Martinique)
39. New Orleans - Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Jr.)
40. Philadelphia - Devin Robinson (6'8'', SF, Florida, Jr.)
41. Charlotte - Jaron Blossomgame (6'7'', SF, Clemson, Sr.)
42. Houston - Dwayne Bacon (6'7'', SF, Florida State, Soph.)
43. New York - Dillon Brooks (6'6'', SG, Oregon, Jr.)
44. Houston - Alpha Kaba (6'10'', C, France)
45. Utah - Joel Berry (6'0'', PG, North Carolina, Jr.)
46. Philadelphia - Viny Okouo (7'2'', C, Congo)
47. Milwaukee - Laurynas Birutis (7'1'', C, Lithuania)
48. Indiana - Cameron Oliver (6'8'', PF, Nevada, Soph.)
49. Philadelphia - Devonte' Graham (6'2'', PG, Kansas, Jr.)
50. Denver - Wesley Iwundu (6'7'', SF, Kansas State, Sr.)
51. Denver - Sindarius Thornwell (6'5'', SG, South Carolina, Sr.)
52. Phoenix - Michael Fusek (7'3'', C, Slovak Republic)
53. Boston - Jonah Bolden (6'10'', PF, Australia)
54. Washington - Nigel Hayes (6'7'', PF, Wisconsin, Sr.)
55. Utah - Aleksandar Vezenkov (6'9'', SF, Bulgaria)
56. Brooklyn - Nigel Williams-Goss (6'3'', PG, Gonzaga, Jr.)
57. Boston - Jordan Bell (6'8'', PF, Oregon, Jr.)
58. New York - Frank Mason (5'11'', PG, North Carolina, Sr.)
59. San Antonio - Vlatko Cancar (6'8'', SF, Slovenia)
60. Atlanta - Kyle Kuzma (6'9'', PF, Utah, Jr.)

Metu is too inconsistent to be just out of the lottery, looks decent because he plays with Ball. late first at best.

[TyCobb]

Are you thinking about Anigbogu? That boy is raw, but he has some real physicality to him. Not sure if he declares though.

[The-Power]

Agreed re: Metu. I've matched many USC games this year and Metu isn't someone I'd pick with a mid-first. I'd also don't use any pick for Bacon but this is another story.

[Cammo101]

Agreed re: Metu. I've matched many USC games this year and Metu isn't someone I'd pick with a mid-first. I'd also don't use any pick for Bacon but this is another story.

Metu has been somewhat inconsistent, but this is a draft where people are talking about guys like Patton, Giles, and Williams as lottery picks. Metu is oozing with potential, and his skill set at close to 7 feet is intriguing. I think he upped his stock more than anyone after the first week of the tourney.

Bacon is a tough one for me. I'm an FSU fan, so I've seen a ton of him. When he is good, he feels like a lotto pick. He can score the ball in any number of ways, has a very savvy offensive game, plays with a ton of effort, and loves to take the big shot. But, that effort isn't there every night. Sometimes he seems to be dogging it, sometimes he doesn't seem to want to defend, and sometimes he'd rather bitch at his teammates than play. At the end of the day though, he is too talented to go undrafted and someone will take him and hope he can keep his head on straight.

[The-Power]

Bacon is a tough one for me. I'm an FSU fan, so I've seen a ton of him. When he is good, he feels like a lotto pick. He can score the ball in any number of ways, has a very savvy offensive game, plays with a ton of effort, and loves to take the big shot. But, that effort isn't there every night. Sometimes he seems to be dogging it, sometimes he doesn't seem to want to defend, and sometimes he'd rather bitch at his teammates than play. At the end of the day though, he is too talented to go undrafted and someone will take him and hope he can keep his head on straight.

Inconsistent effort seems like an understatement. He's lazy and only plays hard in spurts when he feels like it. Then there's his questionable behavior towards his teammates at times. Huge red flag in my eyes. Offensively he's a score-first player who lacks the efficiency to back it up. Yes, he has a versatile scoring arsenal but he's not great at anything. Mediocre from behind the arc, not athletic enough to attack consistently and as a result he likes to resort to his midrange game - and he's not even that good at it (short under 40% in jumpers inside). This simply isn't the way to make an impact in the NBA as a Guard. He's Carmelo Anthony without the size and worse shooting. To be honest, I'd rather bet on Terance Mann to develop his jumper enough to contribute at the next level than on Bacon to be even an average NBA player - and that should tell you everything. But maybe he proves me wrong. Who knows.

Re: Metu. I'm not saying he has no chance to be a solid rotation player. But I wouldn't bet on it. He's limited on both ends of the floor at the moment. For him to have a chance at the next level he must be a good defensive player and I question his ability to get there consistently. He lacks length, strength and defensive instincts as a 5 and I doubt he's going to be a valuable player as a PF. I'm rooting for him, though. Seems like a good dude on the court.

[Cammo101]

Bacon is a tough one for me. I'm an FSU fan, so I've seen a ton of him. When he is good, he feels like a lotto pick. He can score the ball in any number of ways, has a very savvy offensive game, plays with a ton of effort, and loves to take the big shot. But, that effort isn't there every night. Sometimes he seems to be dogging it, sometimes he doesn't seem to want to defend, and sometimes he'd rather bitch at his teammates than play. At the end of the day though, he is too talented to go undrafted and someone will take him and hope he can keep his head on straight.

Inconsistent effort seems like an understatement. He's lazy and only plays hard in spurts when he feels like it. Then there's his questionable behavior towards his teammates at times. Huge red flag in my eyes. Offensively he's a score-first player who lacks the efficiency to back it up. Yes, he has a versatile scoring arsenal but he's not great at anything. Mediocre from behind the arc, not athletic enough to attack consistently and as a result he likes to resort to his midrange game - and he's not even that good at it (short under 40% in jumpers inside). This simply isn't the way to make an impact in the NBA as a Guard. He's Carmelo Anthony without the size and worse shooting. To be honest, I'd rather bet on Terance Mann to develop his jumper enough to contribute at the next level than on Bacon to be even an average NBA player - and that should tell you everything. But maybe he proves me wrong. Who knows.

Re: Metu. I'm not saying he has no chance to be a solid rotation player. But I wouldn't bet on it. He's limited on both ends of the floor at the moment. For him to have a chance at the next level he must be a good defensive player and I question his ability to get there consistently. He lacks length, strength and defensive instincts as a 5 and I doubt he's going to be a valuable player as a PF. I'm rooting for him, though. Seems like a good dude on the court.

I don't totally disagree regarding Bacon, but I still think there is too much talent there not to have him get drafted. I think Mann is next year's breakout Seminole player. He has a lot of talent and it should be front and center next season.

Metu's defense hasn't caught up to his offense, but man is he skilled on offense. A plus athlete with really developed post moves, and an above average free throw shooter. I can see him being a 15 ppg. guy at the NBA level, but his defense does need to get better and his consistency needs to improve. But, which bigs in this draft can't we say that about?

[The-Power]

I don't totally disagree regarding Bacon, but I still think there is too much talent there not to have him get drafted. I think Mann is next year's breakout Seminole player. He has a lot of talent and it should be front and center next season.

With the right mindset and playing style I could see the appeal with Bacon. But imo he's not nearly talented enough to justify a pick with the concerns I have - namely his high usage, lack of defensive effort, poor attitude, no regard for efficient spots and shots on the floor and the absence of any truly reliable trait such as passing, athleticism or court awareness.

I really hope Mann can break out next year. His shooting form looks much better than the results so I hope for further improvement in this area. And I really like the rest of his game, he is all about winning.

Metu's defense hasn't caught up to his offense, but man is he skilled on offense. A plus athlete with really developed post moves, and an above average free throw shooter. I can see him being a 15 ppg. guy at the NBA level, but his defense does need to get better and his consistency needs to improve. But, which bigs in this draft can't we say that about?

The problem with Metu is that without a reliable shot from behind the arc and without and the lack of playmaking it makes his offensive much less intriguing. Post game, for instance, is a nice-to-have but nothing that really gets you into the league any longer. And his post game isn't good enough to justify offensive primacy in an NBA offense which would be required to get anywhere close to 15 PPG. In the NBA he would be an above-the-tim type of player who might get to shoot open shots on occasion. Maybe he improves but I hope he stays at USC and develops his game because I don't see a NBA player yet when I watch him.

Just like FSU - mainly because of Isaac - I watched a ton of USC games. The most intriguing player is still Melton for me despite a rather poor finish to the season offensively. Hopefully he improves his shooting enough - and gets to handle the ball more - to be on the NBA radar after next season. Metu should stay another year but if he sees a chance to be a first round pick then he should take it and hope for patience of the team that picks him.

[Cammo101]

I think with the showing he just had against Motley, the time is right for Metu to make the leap.

[reload141]

I honestly think Boston will draft Jackson, we love players that can defend and switch multiple positions and I think the PG spot in the NBA in general is the most saturated spot.

[Cammo101]

I honestly think Boston will draft Jackson, we love players that can defend and switch multiple positions and I think the PG spot in the NBA in general is the most saturated spot.

It is certainly possible, especially if Jackson keeps playing at the level he currently is.

[Cammo101]

3/27/17 (Final 4 Edition)

1. Boston - Markelle Fultz (6'4'', PG, Washington, Fresh.)
2. LA Lakers - Lonzo Ball (6'5'', PG, UCLA, Fresh.)
3. Phoenix - Josh Jackson (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
4. New York - De'Aaron Fox (6'4'', PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
5. Philadelphia - Malik Monk (6'3'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
6. Orlando - Jayson Tatum (6'8'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
7. Sacramento - Jonathan Isaac (6'10'', SF, Florida State, Fresh.)
8. Minnesota - Lauri Markkanen (7'0'', PF, Arizona, Fresh.)
9. Sacramento - Dennis Smith (6'2'', PG, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
10. Dallas - Frank Ntilikina (6'4'', PG, France)
11. Charlotte - Miles Bridges (6'8'', SF, Michigan State, Fresh.)
12. Detroit - Justin Jackson (6'8'', SF, North Carolina, Jr.)
13. Chicago - Jarrett Allen (6'10'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
14. Denver - TJ Leaf (6'10'', PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
15. Miami - Ivan Rabb (6'10'', PF, California, Soph.)
16. Portland - Chimezie Metu (6'11'', PF, USC, Soph.)
17. Atlanta - Terrance Ferguson (6'7'', SG, Australia)
18. Milwaukee - Jawun Evans (6'1'', PG, Oklahoma State, Soph.)
19. Indiana - OG Anunoby (6'8'', SF, Indiana, Soph.)
20. Portland - Rodions Kurucs (6'8'', SF, Latvia)
21. Oklahoma City - Isaiah Hartenstein (6'11'', PF, Germany)
22. Toronto - Caleb Swanigan (6'9'', PF, Purdue, Soph.)
23. Utah - Luke Kennard (6'5'', SG, Duke, Soph.)
24. Orlando - Allonzo Trier (6'4'', SG, Arizona, Soph.)
25. Brooklyn - John Collins (6'10'', PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
26. Brooklyn - Donovan Mitchell (6'4'', SG, Louisville, Soph.)
27. Portland - Anzejs Pasecniks (7'2'', C, Latvia)
28. LA Lakers - Bam Adebayo (6'10'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
29. San Antonio - Tyler Lydon (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Soph.)
30. Utah - Johnathan Motley (6'10'', PF, Baylor, Jr.)

31. Atlanta - Thomas Bryant (7'0'', C, Indiana, Soph.)
32. Orlando - Jonathan Jeanne (7'1'', C, France)
33. Phoenix - Jordan Bell (6'8'', PF, Oregon, Jr.)
34. Orlando - Frank Mason (5'11'', PG, North Carolina, Sr.)
35. Sacramento - Semi Ojeleye (6'7'', SF, SMU, Jr.)
36. Philadelphia - Josh Hart (6'6'', SG, Villanova, Sr.)
37. Chicago - Dillon Brooks (6'6'', SG, Oregon, Jr.)
38. Boston - Alec Peters (6'9'', PF, Valparaiso, Sr.)
39. New Orleans - Grayson Allen (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
40. Philadelphia - Monte Morris (6'3'', PG, Iowa State, Sr.)
41. Charlotte - Mathias Lessort (6'9'', PF, Martinique)
42. Utah - Viny Okouo (7'2'', C, Congo)
43. New York - Sindarius Thornwell (6'5'', SG, South Carolina, Sr.)
44. Houston - Jaron Blossomgame (6'7'', SF, Clemson, Sr.)
45. Philadelphia - Devin Robinson (6'8'', SF, Florida, Jr.)
46. Houston - Cameron Oliver (6'8'', PF, Nevada, Soph.)
47. Indiana - Nigel Williams-Goss (6'3'', PG, Gonzaga, Jr.)
48. Milwaukee - Laurynas Birutis (7'1'', C, Lithuania)
49. Philadelphia - Alpha Kaba (6'10'', C, France)
50. Denver - Wesley Iwundu (6'7'', SF, Kansas State, Sr.)
51. Denver - Jonah Bolden (6'10'', PF, Australia)
52. Boston - Dwayne Bacon (6'7'', SF, Florida State, Soph.)
53. Phoenix - LJ Peak (6'5'', SG, Georgetown, Jr.)
54. Utah - Aleksandar Vezenkov (6'9'', SF, Bulgaria)
55. Washington - Kyle Kuzma (6'9'', PF, Utah, Jr.)
56. Brooklyn - Joel Berry (6'0'', PG, North Carolina, Jr.)
57. Boston - Nigel Hayes (6'7'', PF, Wisconsin, Sr.)
58. New York - Moses Kingsley (6'10'', C, Arkansas, Sr.)
59. San Antonio - Vlatko Cancar (6'8'', SF, Slovenia)
60. Atlanta - Devonte' Graham (6'2'', PG, Kansas, Jr.)

[Cammo101]

3/27/17 (Big Board: Final 4 Edition)

1. Markelle Fultz (6'4'', PG, Washington, Fresh.)
2. Josh Jackson (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
3. Lonzo Ball (6'5'', PG, UCLA, Fresh.)
4. De'Aaron Fox (6'4'', PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
5. Jayson Tatum (6'8'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
6. Dennis Smith (6'2'', PG, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
7. Jonathan Isaac (6'10'', SF, Florida State, Fresh.)
8. Lauri Markkanen (7'0'', PF, Arizona, Fresh.)
9. Malik Monk (6'3'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
10. Frank Ntilikina (6'4'', PG, France)
11. Miles Bridges (6'8'', SF, Michigan State, Fresh.)
12. TJ Leaf (6'10'', PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
13. Justin Jackson (6'8'', SF, North Carolina, Jr.)
14. Chimezie Metu (6'11'', PF, USC, Soph.)
15. Isaiah Hartenstein (6'11'', PF, Germany)
16. Jarrett Allen (6'10'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
17. Ivan Rabb (6'10'', PF, California, Soph.)
18. OG Anunoby (6'8'', SF, Indiana, Soph.)
19. Rodions Kurucs (6'8'', SF, Latvia)
20. Luke Kennard (6'5'', SG, Duke, Soph.)
21. Terrance Ferguson (6'7'', SG, Australia)
22. Jawun Evans (6'1'', PG, Oklahoma State, Soph.)
23. Caleb Swanigan (6'9'', PF, Purdue, Soph.)
24. Donovan Mitchell (6'4'', SG, Louisville, Soph.)
25. Anzejs Pasecniks (7'2'', C, Latvia)
26. Allonzo Trier (6'4'', SG, Arizona, Soph.)
27. John Collins (6'10'', PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
28. Johnathan Motley (6'10'', PF, Baylor, Jr.)
29. Josh Hart (6'6'', SG, Villanova, Sr.)
30. Semi Ojeleye (6'7'', SF, SMU, Jr.)
31. Bam Adebayo (6'10'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
32. Frank Mason (5'11'', PG, North Carolina, Sr.)
33. Tyler Lydon (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Soph.)
34. Dillon Brooks (6'6'', SG, Oregon, Jr.)
35. Grayson Allen (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
36. Jonathan Jeanne (7'1'', C, France)
37. Thomas Bryant (7'0'', C, Indiana, Soph.)
38. Monte Morris (6'3'', PG, Iowa State, Sr.)
39. Jaron Blossomgame (6'7'', SF, Clemson, Sr.)
40. Sindarius Thornwell (6'5'', SG, South Carolina, Sr.)
41. Jordan Bell (6'8'', PF, Oregon, Jr.)
42. Cameron Oliver (6'8'', PF, Nevada, Soph.)
43. Alec Peters (6'9'', PF, Valparaiso, Sr.)
44. Mathias Lessort (6'9'', PF, Martinique)
45. Nigel Williams-Goss (6'3'', PG, Gonzaga, Jr.)
46. Wesley Iwundu (6'7'', SF, Kansas State, Sr.)
47. Devin Robinson (6'8'', SF, Florida, Jr.)
48. Dwayne Bacon (6'7'', SF, Florida State, Soph.)
49. Joel Berry (6'0'', PG, North Carolina, Jr.)
50. Viny Okouo (7'2'', C, Congo)

[Cammo101]

3/27/17 (2018 Big Board: Final 4 Edition)

1. DeAndre Ayton (7'0'', C, High School/Arizona)
2. Michael Porter Jr. (6'10'', SF, High School/Missouri)
3. Luka Doncic (6'7'', SG, Slovenia)
4. Mohamed Bamba (7'0'', PF, High School/Undecided)
5. Wendell Carter (6'10'', PF, High School/Duke)
6. Trevon Dural (6'3'', PG, High School/Undecided)
7. Robert Williams (6'9'', PF, Texas A&M, Fresh.)
8. Collin Sexton (6'3'', PG, High School/Alabama)
9. Justin Patton (7'0'', C, Creighton, Fresh.)
10. Zach Collins (6'11'', PF, Gonzaga, Fresh.)
11. Kevin Knox (6'8'', SF, High School/Undecided)
12. Isaac Bonga (6'7'', SG, Germany)
13. Harry Giles (6'10'', PF, Duke, Fresh.)
14. Lonnie Walker (6'4'', SG, High School/Miami)
15. Troy Brown Jr. (6'6'', SF, High School/Oregon)
16. PJ Dozier (6'6'', SG, South Carolina, Soph.)
17. Brandon McCoy (6'11'', C, High School/Undecided)
18. Ike Anigbogu (6'10'', C, UCLA, Fresh.)
19. Gary Trent Jr. (6'5'', SG, High School/Duke)
20. Dzanan Musa (6'9'', SF, Bosnia)
21. Tony Bradley (6'10'', C, North Carolina, Fresh.)
22. Marques Bolden (6'11'', C, Duke, Fresh.)
23. LaGerald Vick (6'5'', SG, Kansas, Soph.)
24. DJ Wilson (6'10'', PF, Michigan, Soph.)
25. Hamidou Diallo (6'6'', SG, High School/Kentucky)
26. Bruce Brown (6'3'', SG, Miami, Fresh.)
27. Frank Jackson (6'3'', PG, Duke, Fresh.)
28. Killian Tillie (6'10'', PF, Gonzaga, Fresh.)
29. De'Anthony Melton (6'4'', PG, USC, Fresh.)
30. Udoka Azubuike (7'0'', C, Kansas, Fresh.)
31. Kostja Mushidi (6'5'', SG, Belgium)
32. Filipe dos Anjos (7'2'', C, Brazil)
33. Arnoldas Kulboka (6'9'', SF, Lithuania)
34. Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Jr.)
35. Justin Jackson (6'8'', SF, Maryland, Fresh.)
36. Tyus Battle (6'6'', SG, Syracuse, Fresh.)
37. Kobi Simmons (6'4'', PG, Arizona, Fresh.)
38. Omer Yurtseven (7'0'', C, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
39. Shake Milton (6'5'', PG, SMU, Soph.)
40. Wenyen Gabriel (6'9'', PF, Kentucky, Fresh.)
41. Borisa Simanic (6'10'', PF, Serbia)
42. Aaron Holiday (6'1'', PG UCLA, Soph.)
43. Chance Comanche (6'10'', PF, Arizona, Soph.)
44. Edmond Sumner (6'5'', SG, Xavier, Soph.)
45. Tadas Sedekerskis (6'8'', SF, Lithuania)
46. Andrew Jones (6'4'', SG, Texas, Fresh.)
47. Rawle Alkins (6'4'', SG, Arizona, Fresh.)
48. Isaac Haas (7'2'', C, Purdue, Jr.)
49. Josh Langford (6'6'', SG, Michigan State, Fresh.)
50. DJ Hogg (6'8'', SF, Texas A&M, Soph.)

[Ettorefm]

Giles just declared.

[Cammo101]

Giles just declared.

A mistake IMO, but time will tell. I'm going to try to get an updated mock with him in it either today or tomorrow.

[Cammo101]

3/29/17

Mock Draft with Explanations: http://basketball.realgm.com/nba/draft/draft_simulator/view/314555/


1. Boston - Markelle Fultz (6'4'', PG, Washington, Fresh.)
2. LA Lakers - Lonzo Ball (6'5'', PG, UCLA, Fresh.)
3. Phoenix - Josh Jackson (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
4. Orlando - Jayson Tatum (6'8'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
5. Philadelphia - De'Aaron Fox (6'4'', PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
6. New York - Dennis Smith (6'2'', PG, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
7. Sacramento - Jonathan Isaac (6'10'', SF, Florida State, Fresh.)
8. Minnesota - Lauri Markkanen (7'0'', PF, Arizona, Fresh.)
9. Sacramento - Frank Ntilikina (6'4'', PG, France)
10. Dallas - Malik Monk (6'3'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
11. Charlotte - Miles Bridges (6'8'', SF, Michigan State, Fresh.)
12. Detroit - Justin Jackson (6'8'', SF, North Carolina, Jr.)
13. Denver - TJ Leaf (6'10'', PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
14. Chicago - Jarrett Allen (6'10'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
15. Miami - Harry Giles (6'10'', PF, Duke, Fresh.)
16. Portland - OG Anunoby (6'8'', SF, Indiana, Soph.)
17. Indiana - Ivan Rabb (6'10'', PF, California, Soph.)
18. Milwaukee - Terrance Ferguson (6'7'', SG, Australia)
19. Atlanta - Rodions Kurucs (6'8'', SF, Latvia)
20. Portland - Isaiah Hartenstein (6'11'', PF, Germany)
21. Oklahoma City - Luke Kennard (6'5'', SG, Duke, Soph.)
22. Toronto - Chimezie Metu (6'11'', PF, USC, Soph.)
23. Orlando - John Collins (6'10'', PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
24. Utah - Jawun Evans (6'1'', PG, Oklahoma State, Soph.)
25. Brooklyn - Donovan Mitchell (6'4'', SG, Louisville, Soph.)
26. Portland - Bam Adebayo (6'10'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
27. Boston - Caleb Swanigan (6'9'', PF, Purdue, Soph.)
28. LA Lakers - Anzejs Pasecniks (7'2'', C, Latvia)
29. San Antonio - Jonathan Jeanne (7'1'', C, France)
30. Utah - Johnathan Motley (6'10'', PF, Baylor, Jr.)

31. Atlanta - Tyler Lydon (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Soph.)
32. Orlando - Allonzo Trier (6'4'', SG, Arizona, Soph.)
33. Phoenix - Omer Yurtseven (7'0'', C, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
34. Orlando - Mathias Lessort (6'9'', PF, Martinique)
35. Philadelphia - Josh Hart (6'6'', SG, Villanova, Sr.)
36. Sacramento - Semi Ojeleye (6'7'', SF, SMU, Jr.)
37. Sacramento - Thomas Bryant (7'0'', C, Indiana, Soph.)
38. Boston - Jordan Bell (6'8'', PF, Oregon, Jr.)
39. New Orleans - Grayson Allen (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
40. Philadelphia - Dillon Brooks (6'6'', SG, Oregon, Jr.)
41. Charlotte - Edmond Sumner (6'5'', SG, Xavier, Soph.)
42. Utah - Jaron Blossomgame (6'7'', SF, Clemson, Sr.)
43. New York - Sindarius Thornwell (6'5'', SG, South Carolina, Sr.)
44. Houston - Alec Peters (6'9'', PF, Valparaiso, Sr.)
45. Philadelphia - Viny Okouo (7'2'', C, Congo)
46. Houston - Frank Mason (5'11'', PG, North Carolina, Sr.)
47. Indiana - Wesley Iwundu (6'7'', SF, Kansas State, Sr.)
48. Milwaukee - Monte Morris (6'3'', PG, Iowa State, Sr.)
49. Philadelphia - Laurynas Birutis (7'1'', C, Lithuania)
50. Denver - Devin Robinson (6'8'', SF, Florida, Jr.)
51. Denver - Alpha Kaba (6'10'', C, France)
52. Boston - Cameron Oliver (6'8'', PF, Nevada, Soph.)
53. Phoenix - Dwayne Bacon (6'7'', SF, Florida State, Soph.)
54. Utah - Jonah Bolden (6'10'', PF, Australia)
55. Washington - Kyle Kuzma (6'9'', PF, Utah, Jr.)
56. Boston - Aleksandar Vezenkov (6'9'', SF, Bulgaria)
57. Brooklyn - Nigel Williams-Goss (6'3'', PG, Gonzaga, Jr.)
58. New York - Moses Kingsley (6'10'', C, Arkansas, Sr.)
59. San Antonio - Vlatko Cancar (6'8'', SF, Slovenia)
60. Atlanta - LJ Peak (6'5'', SG, Georgetown, Jr.)

[Cammo101]

4/4/17 (Post NCAA Tourney Mock)

1. Boston - Markelle Fultz (6'4'', PG, Washington, Fresh.)
2. Phoenix - Josh Jackson (6'8'', SF, Kansas, Fresh.)
3. LA Lakers - Lonzo Ball (6'5'', PG, UCLA, Fresh.)
4. Orlando - Jayson Tatum (6'8'', SF, Duke, Fresh.)
5. Philadelphia - De'Aaron Fox (6'4'', PG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
6. New York - Dennis Smith (6'2'', PG, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
7. Sacramento - Jonathan Isaac (6'10'', SF, Florida State, Fresh.)
8. Minnesota - Lauri Markkanen (7'0'', PF, Arizona, Fresh.)
9. Dallas - Malik Monk (6'3'', SG, Kentucky, Fresh.)
10. Sacramento - Frank Ntilikina (6'4'', PG, France)
11. Detroit - Zach Collins (7'0'', C, Gonzaga, Fresh.)
12. Charlotte - Justin Jackson (6'8'', SF, North Carolina, Jr.)
13. Denver - Miles Bridges (6'8'', SF, Michigan State, Fresh.)
14. Indiana - TJ Leaf (6'10'', PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
15. Miami - John Collins (6'10'', PF, Wake Forest, Soph.)
16. Portland - Isaiah Hartenstein (6'11'', PF, Germany)
17. Chicago - Jarrett Allen (6'10'', C, Texas, Fresh.)
18. Atlanta - Harry Giles (6'10'', PF, Duke, Fresh.)
19. Milwaukee - Terrance Ferguson (6'7'', SG, Australia)
20. Portland - OG Anunoby (6'8'', SF, Indiana, Soph.)
21. Oklahoma City - Rodions Kurucs (6'8'', SF, Latvia)
22. Brooklyn - Jawun Evans (6'1'', PG, Oklahoma State, Soph.)
23. Toronto - Ivan Rabb (6'10'', PF, California, Soph.)
24. Utah - Luke Kennard (6'5'', SG, Duke, Soph.)
25. Orlando - Donovan Mitchell (6'4'', SG, Louisville, Soph.)
26. Portland - Bam Adebayo (6'10'', C, Kentucky, Fresh.)
27. Brooklyn - Chimezie Metu (6'11'', PF, USC, Soph.)
28. LA Lakers - Anzejs Pasecniks (7'2'', C, Latvia)
29. San Antonio - Jonathan Jeanne (7'1'', C, France)
30. Utah - Caleb Swanigan (6'9'', PF, Purdue, Soph.)

31. Atlanta - Allonzo Trier (6'4'', SG, Arizona, Soph.)
32. Phoenix - Omer Yurtseven (7'0'', C, North Carolina State, Fresh.)
33. Orlando - Johnathan Motley (6'10'', PF, Baylor, Jr.)
34. Orlando - Frank Mason (5'11'', PG, North Carolina, Sr.)
35. Sacramento - Tyler Lydon (6'9'', PF, Syracuse, Soph.)
36. Philadelphia - Semi Ojeleye (6'7'', SF, SMU, Jr.)
37. Chicago - Josh Hart (6'6'', SG, Villanova, Sr.)
38. Boston - Thomas Bryant (7'0'', C, Indiana, Soph.)
39. Philadelphia - Grayson Allen (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
40. New Orleans - Jaron Blossomgame (6'7'', SF, Clemson, Sr.)
41. Utah - Mathias Lessort (6'9'', PF, Martinique)
42. Charlotte - Edmond Sumner (6'5'', SG, Xavier, Soph.)
43. Houston - Trevon Bluiett (6'7'', SF, Xavier, Jr.)
44. Philadelphia - Borisa Simanic (6'10'', PF, Serbia)
45. Indiana - Sindarius Thornwell (6'5'', SG, South Carolina, Sr.)
46. New York - Jordan Bell (6'8'', PF, Oregon, Jr.)
47. Houston - Monte Morris (6'3'', PG, Iowa State, Sr.)
48. Philadelphia - Viny Okouo (7'2'', C, Congo)
49. Milwaukee - Alpha Kaba (6'10'', C, France)
50. Denver - Alec Peters (6'9'', PF, Valparaiso, Sr.)
51. Denver - Wesley Iwundu (6'7'', SF, Kansas State, Sr.)
52. Washington - Kennedy Meeks (6'10'', C, North Carolina, Sr.)
53. Boston - Cameron Oliver (6'8'', PF, Nevada, Soph.)
54. Phoenix - Dillon Brooks (6'6'', SF, Oregon, Jr.)
55. Utah - Nigel Williams-Goss (6'3'', PG, Gonzaga, Jr.)
56. Boston - Jonah Bolden (6'10'', PF, Australia)
57. Brooklyn - Dwayne Bacon (6'7'', SF, Florida State, Soph.)
58. New York - Devin Robinson (6'8'', SF, Florida, Jr.)
59. San Antonio - Aleksandar Vezenkov (6'9'', SF, Bulgaria)
60. Atlanta - LJ Peak (6'5'', SG, Georgetown, Jr.)