UNCNYC wrote:I have re-done my list. I am going to put in my TOP five ONLY at each position we draft, and what players I am currently considering with that pick. With a MAX player limit of 10 at that pick listed in combination of TOP 5 players I for that pick and players OUTSIDE LOOKING IN with a max of 10 listed. If you do not see a players name listed I am not considering that player at least not currently for that pick.
This will be my FINAL list at least until play resumes.
This list is in ORDER of who I would take if fell to us.
PICK 1 -
SG - Killian Hayes
SG - Isaiah Joe
SG - Ayo Dosunmu
SF - Leandro Bolmaro
PF - Borisa Simanic
OUTSIDE LOOKING IN = SG-LaMeLo Ball, PF-Jalen McDaniels
PICK 2 -
SF - Josh Green
SG - Ty-Shon Alexander
SF - Elijah Hughes
PG - Devon Dotson
C - Jalen Smith
OUTSIDE LOOKIN IN = Saddiq Bey
PICK 3 -
SF - Malcolm Cazalon
SG - Tyrell Terry
SF - Isaiaha Mike
SG - MaCio Teague
SF - AJ Lawson
OUTSIDE LOOKING IN = PF-Trendon Watford, SF-John Petty, CJ Elleby, PF-Jerimiah Robinson Earl, SF-Lamar Stevens
SG/SF 6'6 CJ Elleby (Washington State Sophomore) is a potential steal for whoever drafts him. NBADraft.net currently has CJ at #37 overall and had him as a late 1st rounder (#26) before that. CJ tested the draft waters last season as well and got feedback from GMs/scouts that his defense needed work so he worked on that aspect of his game. CJ led the Pac-12 in total steals (56) and steals per game (1.8) this past season.
CJ scores well from all three levels. Catch and shoot and off of the dribble. He's an 82% ft shooter. Is able to create for others as well as create for himself. Rebounds well for his size (7.8 rpg). Has shown that he can guard 1-4 effectively. Has a high basketball IQ. He is a clutch player. Plays hard and has a chip on his shoulder after being overlooked by his hometown college (Washington Husky) as a recruit out of HS.
Ex NBA coach/player Earl Watson has recently said that CJ should be a first round pick in this 2020 draft and is his pre draft pick for the steal of this draft. Klay Thompson has spoken in very positive terms concerning CJ's skill level and draft readiness saying that he sees a lot of himself in CJ. Klay is mentoring CJ who goes to the same college as Klay did. If fact CJ's game resembles Klay's game in college. Not saying that CJ will be a Klay Thompson like player in the NBA but their games have a lot of similarities to it.