The NBA Draft is tonight at 7pm and here are my top 60 prospects available. This was finally composed after watching these guys play during the past college and Euroleauge seasons. I had help from my friend John Dimopoulos of http://www.eurojohnbball.com with scouting reports of the Euro guys. Make sure you go checkout his site as well. He knows his stuff. I watch the games and I rank the players according to how I feel they will translate to the pro game and also on potential of growing once getting to the NBA.
1. Kyrie Irving 6-3 191 PG Duke Fr.
2. Derrick Williams 6-8 248 SF/PF Arizona So.
3. Enes Kanter 6-11 259 PF/C Kentucky Fr.
4. Alec Burks 6-6 193 PG/SG Colorado So.
5. Tristan Thompson 6-9 227 PF Texas Fr.
6. Kemba Walker 6-1 184 PG UConn Jr.
7. Brandon Knight 6-3 177 PG/SG Kentucky Fr.
8. Kawhi Leonard 6-7 227 SF San Diego St. So.
9. Marcus Morris 6-8 230 SF/PF Kansas Jr.
10. Klay Thompson 6-7 206 SG/SF WashingtonState Jr.
11. Jan Vesely 6-11 230 SF/PF Czech Republic 1990
12. Jordan Hamilton 6-8 228 SG/SF Texas So.
13. Tyler Honeycutt 6-8 187 SG/SF UCLA So.
14. Markieff Morris 6-9 241 PF Kansas Jr.
15. Jimmer Fredette 6-2 196 PG/SG BYU Sr.
16. Donatas Motiejunas 7-0 224 PF Lithuania 1990
17. Chris Singleton 6-9 230 SF/PF Florida St. Jr
18. Marshon Brooks 6-5 195 SG Providence Sr.
19. Tobias Harris 6-8 223 SF/PF Tennessee Fr.
20. Jonas Valanciunas 6-11 240 C Lithuania 1992
21. Bismack Biyombo 6-9 243 C/PF Congo 1992
22. Justin Harper 6-9 228 PF Richmond Sr.
23. Norris Cole 6-1 174 PG Cleveland St. Sr.
24. Nikola Vucevic 7-0 260 C USC Jr.
25. Kenneth Faried 6-7 225 PF Morehead St. Sr.
26. Iman Shumpert 6-5 222 PG/SG Georgia Tech Jr.
27. Darius Morris 6-4 190 PG Michigan So.
28. Reggie Jackson 6-3 200 PG/SG Boston College Jr.
29. Jeremy Tyler 6-10 262 PF/C Tokyo Apache 1991
30. Shelvin Mack 6-2 205 PG/SG Butler Jr.
31. Josh Selby 6-3 195 PG/SG Kansas Fr.
32. Jon Leuer 6-11 223 PF Wisconsin Sr.
33. Malcolm Lee 6-5 198 PG/SG UCLA Jr.
34. Travis Leslie 6-4 205 SG/SF Georgia Jr.
35. Kyle Singler 6-9 228 SF Duke Sr.
36. JaJuan Johnson 6-10 220 PF Purdue Sr.
37. DavisBertans 6-10 211 SF Union Olimpija 1992
38. Nolan Smith 6-3 189 PG/SG Duke Sr.
39. Jimmy Butler 6-7 222 SF Marquette Sr.
40. Nikola Mirotic 6-10 225 SF/PF Real Madrid 1991
41. Cory Joseph 6-3 186 PG Texas Fr.
42. Jordan Williams 6-9 247 PF Maryland So.
43. ChandlerParsons 6-10 221 SF Florida Sr.
44. Andrew Goudelock 6-2 198 PG/SG Charleston Sr.
45. Charles Jenkins 6-3 216 PG/SG Hofstra Sr.
46. Matthew Bryan-Amaning 6-10 232 PF Washington Sr.
47. Malcolm Thomas 6-9 223 PF/SF San Diego St. Sr.
48. DeAndre Liggins 6-6 202 SG/SF Kentucky Jr.
49. David Lighty 6-6 216 SG/SF OhioState Sr.
50. Julyan Stone 6-7 200 PG UTEP Sr.
51. E’twaunMoore 6-4 191 PG/SG Purdue Sr.
52. Rick Jackson 6-9 242 PF Syracuse Sr.
53. Bojan Bogdanovic 6-7 195 SG/SF Fenerbahe Ulke 1989
54. Keith Benson 6-11 217 C/PF Oakland Sr.
55. Kevin Anderson 6-0 170 PG Richmond Sr.
56. Greg Smith 6-9 253 PF/C Fresno St. So.
57. Jon Deibler 6-6 197 SG Ohio St.Sr.
58. Jamie Skeen 6-8 242 PF VCU Sr.
59. Brad Wanamaker 6-4 208 PG/SG Pitt Sr.
60. Gilbert Brown 6-6 213 SG/SF Pitt Sr.
Brandon Pemberton of Brandon on Sports, for War Room Sports
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