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LeBron………It’s TIME!

Tuesday, June 12th, 2012

By LeRoy McConnell III

Hey “Chosen One” it’s me again, your Conscience.  I am here to remind you of what day it is.  It’s a significant day in our short history as a Miami Heat.  I know, I know, today is game one of the 2012 NBA FINALS, against our new foe of the future, #35.  But hold up, not so fast, we will discuss game one in a moment.  Before we are able to move on, we must attack the past head on.  June 12, 2011, exactly one year ago, was game six of the NBA FINALS, where Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks celebrated an NBA Championship on our home floor.  LeBron, do you recall that series, where everyone was wondering where the hell we went?  I know it didn’t feel right when Dirk was the MVP of the Finals, holding our Larry O’Brien trophy in our house. We finally made it through a strike, a shortened season, and playoff battles against both Indiana and Boston.  Once again we come back to the promised land.

 

IT’S TIME, this whole series is about us.  It’s time to shine and carry the Miami Heat organization on our back.  We didn’t come to Miami for second place.  If so, we could have stayed in Cleveland.  Remember 5,6,7?  “I know we ran off our mouth, but that’s partly my fault because I wanted some of the spotlight as well!  There is nothing wrong with a little pressure on us.  Our nucleus is better than last year.  Heck, we aren’t even favored to win.

IT’S TIME, OKC is ready, ready to take what is ours.  #35 on the Thunder is the foe that has the potential to take everything from us.  The question is, who is hungrier?  #35 can’t get enough on his plate.  In fact, he and his squad have been going for seconds!  After we joined forces with D-Wade and Bosh, who would have thought there would be a team more talented than us?  OKC is younger, they play exciting team ball, and they believe it’s their time.

IT’S TIME, LeBron, I want that ring!  Do you know how sick and tired I am of the “Conscience of Kobe Bryant”?  It’s getting old, all that damn laughing and snickering in my face, with his bling, bling!  I wish I could knock the %^&* out of him!  This is for all the marbles.  Kobe AIN’T even the issue anymore.  What I am trying to tell you is, #35 is our adversary.  We are very similar to him.  We both are freakish by nature, no one on the court can stop us, and we both want the same thing, a championship.  #35 is a three-time NBA scoring leader who is going after our, our fame and our 5,6, and 7 championships!  The three-time scoring leader for the Thunder is trying to write our history.  Starting tonight, we put an end to his premature thoughts.  We waited all year for this.  We will go out there and play our game and who knows, celebrating in Oklahoma City won’t be so bad.  Last I checked, LeBron, we are the three time MVP!

LeRoy McConnell III of “A Fan’s Point of View”, for War Room Sports

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2012 NBA Draft Player Profiles (#s 21 and 22)

Monday, June 11th, 2012

By Brandon Pemberton

22. Andrew Nicholson – 6-9 240lbs Senior St. Bonaventure PF

2011-12 stats: 30 mpg, 18.5 ppg, 8.4 rpg, 2 bpg, 57%fg, 43% 3ptfg (23-53), 77% ft

Projection: Mid to late first round

Strengths: Andrew Nicholson is a skilled, four year starter from St. Bonaventure of the Atlantic 10 conference.  I was able to get a close look at him during his career and I’ve seen the development of his game, due to me being from Philly and covering Temple hoops closely.  He is going to be a stretch four, pick and pop type of player in the NBA.  His mid-range jump shot is deadly, he has range out to the college three point line, and in recent workouts, he’s been hitting the NBA three with ease.  Is a good defender and rebounder, averaged two blocks a game during his senior season.  Isn’t the greatest athlete, but plays the angles, uses his body and length, and is wise.

Weaknesses: I would like to see him add some more strength and bulk to his frame in order to deal with NBA fours on a regular basis.  He’s not a top flight athlete, and might have problems checking superior athletes at the four in the league.

21. John Henson – 6-11 220lbs Junior UNC SF/PF 21 years old

2011-12 stats: 29.1 mpg, 13.7 ppg, 10 rpg, 3 bpg, 50%fg, 51% ft,

Projection: Mid first round pick

Strengths: John Henson is one of the more versatile defenders in the 2012 NBA Draft.  Between his junior and senior years in high school, he had a growth spurt and went from a 6’4 guard to a 6’10 forward.  He is now a hound defensively, a great shot blocker, can guard smaller players on the perimeter, and is a good rebounder.  His offensive game has gotten better since his freshman year, Henson has the ability to hit the 15-foot jumper as well.  He is at his best in the open court, where he uses his length and athleticism to finish at the rim.

Weaknesses: What position is Henson going to play at the next level,  3 or 4?  He doesn’t have the weight or strength to play power forward at this point.  I’m not saying that he never will.  Marcus Camby, Kevin Garnett, and other players have added strength to their frames over their careers.  Henson’s game with his back to the basket really needs some work as well.

Brandon Pemberton of Brandon on Sports & Sports Trap Radio, for War Room Sports

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2012 NBA Draft Player Profiles (#s 23-26)

Monday, June 11th, 2012

By Brandon Pemberton

26. Doron Lamb – 6-4 210lbs Sophomore Kentucky SG/PG

2011-12 stats: 31.2 mpg, 13.7 ppg, 47%fg, 46%3ptfg, 82.6%ft

Prediction: Late 1st round pick

Strengths: You could have a legit argument on who’s the best shooter in the draft between Doron Lamb and John Jenkins.  If you’ve watched Kentucky play over the last two seasons, you have seen the natural, sweet, shooting stroke Lamb possesses.  Lamb has one of the highest basketball IQ’s in the draft.  His ability to play off the ball is rare for a player his age.  He’s also added the floater in the lane to his arsenal as well.  He also has the ability to run the point as well, and does a good job taking care of the ball and running the offense in the halfcourt.  Honestly I think Lamb is one of the more underrated players in this draft and he will have a long productive NBA career.

Weaknesses: Is undersized at the two guard position.  Is a willing defender, but not the greatest defender.  His lack of ideal size could hurt him at the next level against NBA 2-guards.

25. Fab Melo – 7-0 260lbs Sophomore Syracuse C

2011-12 stats: 25.4 mpg, 7.8ppg, 5.8 rpg, 2.9 bpg, 56%fg, 63%ft

Projection: In the 20’s (late 1st round)

Strengths: Fab Melo was the Big East defensive player of the year and could have been the most improved player as well.  The progress he made as a player from year one to two was tremendous.  Had perfect size and length for an NBA center, rebounds the ball, and is arguably the best shot blocker in the draft.

Weaknesses: Is limited offensively, very raw and robotic in the post.  Gets in foul trouble early too often in games, but should get smarter with proper coaching.  Played in a zone his whole career and will have to get used to playing man defense and in pick and roll situations.

24. Tony Wroten Jr. – 6-4 Freshman Washington PG/SG 19 years old

2011-12 stats: 30 mpg, 16 ppg, 5 rpg, 3.7 apg, 3.8 tpg, 2 spg

Projection: Anywhere from mid first round to early second round

Strengths: Tony Wroten Jr. is a playmaking, combo guard with elite size, length, and athleticism.  He uses his strength to bully his way into the paint, draw contact and finish at the rim.  He is also a skilled passer, with the ability to make the flashy, highlight plays as well.  He uses his length to his advantage defensively and really could be an elite defender at the next level if he puts his mind to it.

Weaknesses: Wroten is very talented, but played out of control and selfishly a lot during his freshman season at Washington.  His jump shot is flat out horrible, needs plenty of work.  He turns the ball over too often, and takes bad shots instead of running the offense.  The physical talent is there, but there is also a huge bust factor as well.  Teams might be scared and he could drop into the early 2nd round.

23. Royce White – 6-8 270lbs Sophomore Iowa St. PF/SF 22 years old

2011-12 stats: 31.5 mpg, 13.4 ppg, 9.4 rpg, 5 apg, 3.8 tpg, 53% fg, 50% ft

Projection: Mid to late first round

Strengths: Royce White is a jack of all trades, very versatile for a player of his size.  Played the point forward for the Cyclones, leading them to the NCAA tourney and a first round victory over UConn.  Can take players his size or bigger to the perimeter and beat them off the dribble, creating for himself and others.  Uses his big frame well in the paint to carve out space and get shots off  over taller defenders.

Weaknesses: White suffers from an anxiety disorder that makes it hard for him to travel by plane.  Well in the NBA, planes are the lifestyle and way of travel.  White is a player who can get to the foul line frequently, but only shoots 50% from the line.  That is something he really has to work on.  Teams are really high on his skill level, if not for the anxiety issues, White could be a lottery pick.

Brandon Pemberton of Brandon on Sports & Sports Trap Radio, for War Room Sports

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2012 NBA Draft Player Profiles

Monday, June 11th, 2012

By Brandon Pemberton

27. Festus Ezeli – Senior 6-11 260lbs Vanderbilt 22 years old C/PF

2011-12 stats: 23.2 mpg, 10.1 ppg, 6 rpg, 2 bpg, 54%fg, 60%ft

Prediction: Late 1st to early 2nd round

Strengths: Festus Ezeli has a good combination of size, length, and athleticism for a man his size.  A four year player who has gotten better each year he was at Vanderbilt.  Is a good shot blocker, defensive player in the post, has the agility to come out and defend the pick and roll.  One thing I like about him is he tries to finish everything with authority at the rim at all times.

Weaknesses: Needs to cut down on the fouls.  He often gets two early fouls and has to sit out the first half of games. Even though he’s improved greatly, Ezeli is still raw offensively.  If he could develop a go to move he could easily be a double-double guy for his career.  He is also a poor free throw shooter and needs to get better in order to remain on the floor late in games.

Brandon Pemberton of Brandon on Sports & Sports Trap Radio, for War Room Sports

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2012 NBA Draft Player Profiles

Monday, June 11th, 2012

By Brandon Pemberton

28. William Buford – Senior 6-6 220lbs Ohio St. 23 years old SG/SF

Prediction: Late 1st round-early second

Strengths: William Buford is one of the few players in the draft with a mid-range game, which is a lost art when it comes to young players.  Was a four year starter at OSU and has played big in some big-time games.  Has good size for the two guard position and could get away with playing the three in certain spots.  Does a good job breaking his defender down and shooting the ball off of the bounce.

Weaknesses: Buford doesn’t get to the foul line as much as he should.  He often bails the defense out by settling for the jump shot too often.  He also showed the ability to post up smaller players in small portions in college and I feel as though he could be a more productive player if he posted more often.  Not a great defender, but I think he could become better if he puts forth the effort.

Brandon Pemberton of Brandon on Sports & Sports Trap Radio, for War Room Sports

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2012 NBA Draft Player Profiles

Monday, June 11th, 2012

By Brandon Pemberton

29. John Jenkins – Junior 6-4 215lbs Vanderbilt 21 years old SG/PG

2011-12 stats: 33.6 mpg, 20 ppg, 47%fg, 44%3ptfg, 83.7% ft, 3 rpg, 1.2 apg

Projection: Late 1st round

Strengths: John Jenkins is arguably the best shooter in this draft class.  He started his career out at Vanderbilt as a spot up shooter, but has progressed into much more.  His ability to come off screens and picks, get his feet set and make shots is excellent.  He shoots the ball well off the dribble, with range and accuracy.  He also has added the in-between floater to his arsenal and shoots well from the line.  He not only makes open shots, be he makes tough contested shots as well. 

Weaknesses: Isn’t much of a defender at this point.  If he puts in the effort to become one, he could be a starter on the right team.  I would also like to see him take the ball to the hoop more often and draw fouls since he is such a good free throw shooter.  Lacks ideal height at the two guard postion. 

Brandon Pemberton of Brandon on Sports & Sports Trap Radio, for War Room Sports

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2012 NBA Draft Player Profiles

Monday, June 11th, 2012

By Brandon Pemberton

30. Marquis Teague – Sophomore 6-2 190lbs Kentucky 19 years old

2011-12 stats: 32.6 mpg, 10 ppg, 4.8 apg, 2.7 tpg, 2.5 rpg, 41%fg, 32%3pt, 71%ft 

Projection: should go in the early 20’s

Strengths: Has elite quickness and athletic ability.  Excels in transition and has the ability to create for others and finish at the rim himself.  Has good size and weight for a point guard and at 19 years old, his body will fill out more.  Can breakdown the defender and get in the paint at will.  With his size and athletic ability, he showed flashes of being an elite defender.

Weaknesses: Needs to work on his decision making with the basketball, a issue that most young guards have.  He loves to play an up and down type of game, but will have to get better running a team in the halfcourt.  Teams played off of him because of his lack of a jump shot.  If he can ever shoot the ball consistently, like Tony Parker did….watch out. 

Brandon Pemberton of Brandon on Sports & Sports Trap Radio, for War Room Sports

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Hey Commissioner Stern, Show Me the Car Fax!

Wednesday, June 6th, 2012

By LeRoy McConnell III

The NBA draft on television has been a fixture in many households since its inception in 1985.  The big fish in the draft that year was Georgetown Hoyas center, Patrick Ewing.  The New York Knicks was a struggling franchise at the time with a 14% chance of winning the first ever NBA draft lottery.  We all know what transpired next.  The Knicks became relevant!  However, their was speculation all over the the league that the NBA’s sticky fingers had something to do with the Knicks getting the first pick of the draft.  Back then, the league used envelopes as their lottery system.

In 1990, the league decided to change its format to a lottery system because franchises were losing games on purpose to receive the higher draft pick.  The lottery system consists of 14 numbered ping-pong balls that would be drawn to determine who would win the lottery by non-playoff teams.

Through the years we watch this silly drama during the halftime show of an important playoff game and it always crosses my mind when the number two pick is revealed.  “How in the world did this team get the first pick of the draft?” 

Conspiracy #1 Orlando Magic

1992 Orlando Magic, an expansion team lands Shaquille O’Neal.  I won’t question that, the house that Mickey Mouse built needs to thrive down there in Orlando.  The Magic won 41 games in Shaq’s first year in the league.   The next draft, Orlando had less than a 2% chance of getting the first pick, and they used MAGIC to get it again!  Back-to-back years.  Commissioner Stern, something fishy is going on.

Conspiracy #2 San Antonio Spurs

Between the years of 1989-1996, the San Antonio Spurs averaged 54 wins a year.  Never finished lower than second in their division.  In 1997, David Robinson hurt his back and broke his foot.  The Spurs won 20 games that year and landed the Player of the Year, Tim Duncan with a 14% chance.  The Boston Celtics had two chances of getting Duncan.  They ended up with Chauncey Billups and Ron Mercer.  The San Antonio Spurs have won four NBA Championships with Tim Duncan leading the way.  Boston had two opportunities to get the first pick of the draft and failed both times.  Commissioner Stern!  Really!

Conspiracy #3 Cleveland Cavaliers exhibit A & B

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The 2003 Cleveland Cavaliers were tied with the Memphis Grizzlies for the worst record in the NBA.  Memphis had to give up their pick to the Detroit Pistons that year.  This draft is probably one of the greatest drafts in some time.  The prize was a can’t miss LeBron James.  All you heard was LeBron will go to Cleveland, even before the lottery system took place.  When the pick was revealed, Cleveland won and received the first pick.  All I could say is “IMAGINE THAT!”

B
We all remember when LeBron “took his talents to South Beach”, it was WOE IS ME!  The city of Cleveland thought the sky was falling.  Fans making threats against LeBron, even the Cavaliers owner was threatening this man for leaving.  June comes, the lottery happens, and what do you know, Cleveland gets the first pick again and draft the Rookie of The Year, Kyrie Irving.  Commissioner Stern, this is becoming a habit!

Conspiracy #4 Chicago Bulls

 
Deja Vu!  The Chicago Bulls in 2008 was the ninth worst team in the NBA with a 1.7% chance of landing the first pick.  The Bulls mysteriously won the pick and drafted the hometown kid Derrick Rose.  He also won the Rookie of the Year and the 2011 Most Valuable Player.

Conspiracy #5 New Orleans Hornets

First off, I don’t know who owns this team…is it David Stern or Tom Benson? The Hornets have been a lame duck team the past few seasons.  Instead of “SAVE FERRIS”, the NBA wants to save the New Orleans Hornets from losing their franchise.  David Stern, vetoed a blockbuster deal that would have sent Chris Paul to the Lakers.  LA may still be playing in the playoffs today if it wasn’t for the Commissioner.  The New Orleans Saints owner, Tom Benson, came in and purchased the team, ensuring the community that the Hornets will stay in New Orleans.  After last Wednesday night, the Hornets got a great parting gift by landing the number one pick with the opportunity to draft Anthony Davis in this summer’s draft.  History has shown that the number one pick will make drastic improvements for the organization.  Anyone feel sorry for MJ and the Bobcats?  I can’t believe Commissioner Stern wouldn’t help his old foe Mike, then again it seems he had a vested interest in New Orleans.  There will be plenty of time to help #23,  like next year!

To the Commish

We are well into the twenty-first century and I don’t understand why all the secrecy.  This is a society where privacy does not exist.  The NBA has been pulling this lottery stunt for years.  We the fans, demand the right to see the lottery LIVE.  I don’t know what is more covered up, the NBA Lottery or the mystery death of Jack the Ripper!  So, Commish lets cut to the chase, “SHOW ME THE CAR FAX”!

LeRoy McConnell III of “A Fan’s Point of View”, for War Room Sports

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Michael Jordan: The Gift and the Curse

Friday, June 1st, 2012

By Brandon McConnell

The game of basketball has been around for years.  We have seen multiple teams win championships over the years using different ways of getting there.

In the ’80s, we had three teams in that decade that won multiple championships, which included the Lakers, Celtics, and Pistons.  All of these teams had something in common.  They were complete teams that played together in order to accomplish one common goal. 

The Lakers had a starting lineup that included:
Magic Johnson
Byron Scott
Michael Cooper
James Worthy
Kareem Adul-Jabbar

The Celtics had a starting lineup that included:
Dennis Johnson
Danny Ainge
Larry Bird
Kevin McHale
Robert Parrish

The Pistons had a starting lineup that included:
Isaiah Thomas
Joe Dumars
Mark Aguirre
Bill Laimbeer
James Edwards

All the above championship teams had players who came together and played team basketball.  These teams had productive bench play and no one was trying to outshine their teammates.

Then came the birth of Michael Jordan.  A player who took over the NBA by himself, taking on all teams.  He led the league in scoring almost every year.  If you grew up in the ’80s and ’90s, you wanted to “Be Like Mike”.  Michael Jordan, not purposely, taught little kids to be selfish and go after your individual stats to succeed in basketball.  After many years of losing to the Celtics and Pistons, Michael realized that it took a team effort to become a championship.  He finally figured it out, and partnered with Scottie Pippen and other great role players to win six NBA championships.

While becoming a champion, Michael Jordan birthed children like Allen Iverson, Kobe Bryant, and Tracy McGrady.  These and other players came into the league with the belief that they had to win championships by solely leading their teams and by putting up the majority of shots like Michael did in order to become great.  Kobe Bryant quickly learned, due to veteran leadership around him, that it takes a team to win championships.

The offspring of Michael Jordan has finally grown up to become great players.  They are finally teaching the up and coming players that team basketball is the way to go.  Just take a look at the 2012 Kentucky Wildcats, who were dynamic underclassmen that came together to achieve one goal and that was a National Championship.  The Kentucky Wildcats all compromised their individual success in order to gain team success.

The NBA is finally getting back to great team basketball.  The Dallas Mavericks won last year with great team effort.  They even had bench players like Jason Terry and J.J. Barea who really made the difference during the 2011 NBA Finals.  This year you have the San Antonio Spurs, who just had a 20-game winning streak snapped, playing the best team ball I have ever seen.  If you want to see basketball the way Dr. James Naismith designed it, watch the San Antonio Spurs.

We can all thank Michael Jordan, because he showed us how life was when you have all the individual honors and no championship and how life is when you make your teammates better and win multiple championships.

Brandon McConnell of “Respect Da Game”, for War Room Sports

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Top 60 NBA Draft Prospects

Wednesday, May 9th, 2012

By Brandon Pemberton

Anthony Davis (l) & Bradley Beal (r)

 

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Well, the NFL Draft has come and gone, so it’s on to the NBA Draft for me.  Here is my initial big board of players as of today and it will be updated plenty before this year’s draft, which takes place on 6/28/12.  As the draft nears, I will release player profiles on maybe the top 20-30 players on my board.  Also, be sure to listen to Sports Trap Radio hosted by Brandon Pemberton and Chris Marshall, Saturdays from 10am-2pm on ueradiolive.com or www.livestream.com/ueradiolive

1. Anthony Davis 6-10 220lbs SF/PF Kentucky Fr.

2. Bradley Beal 6-5 205lbs SG/PG Florida Fr.

3. Micheal Kidd-Gilchrist 6-7 215lbs SF/SG Kentucky Fr.

4. Thomas Robinson 6-9 240lbs PF Kansas Jr. 

5. Perry Jones III 6-11 235lbs PF/SF Baylor So.

6. Andre Drummond 6-11 275lbs C/PF UConn Fr.

7. Harrison Barnes 6-8 215lbs SF UNC So.

8. Jeremy Lamb 6-5 190lbs SG UConn So.

9. Arnett Moultrie 6-11 230lbs PF Miss St. Jr.

10. Jared Sullinger 6-8 275lbs PF/C Ohio St.  So.

11. Damian Lillard 6-2 190lbs PG Weber St.  Jr.

12. Austin Rivers 6-4 200lbs SG/PG Duke Fr.

13. Terrence Jones 6-8 240lbs PF/SF Kentucky So.

14. Dion Waiters 6-4 215lbs SG/PG Syracuse So.

15. Meyers Leonard 7-0 240lbs C Illinois So.

16. Kendall Marshall 6-4 190lbs PG UNC So.

17. Tyler Zeller 7-0 250lbs C UNC Sr.

18. Quincy Miller 6-9 210lbs SF Baylor Fr.

19. Terrence Ross 6-6 195lbs SG/SF Washington So.

20. Moe Harkless 6-8 220lbs SF St. John’s Fr.

21. John Henson 6-10 220lbs PF/SF UNC Jr. 

22. Andrew Nicholson 6-9 230lbs PF St. Bonaventure Sr.

23. Royce White 6-8 245lbs SF/PF Iowa St.  So. 

24. Tony Wroten Jr. 6-5 210lbs PG/SG Washington Fr. 

25. Fab Melo 7-0 25 lbs C Syracuse So.

26. Doron Lamb 6-4 195lbs SG/PG Kentucky So.

27. Festus Ezili 6-11 260lbs C Vanderbilt Sr.

28. William Buford 6-6 210lbs SG/SF Ohio St. Sr.

29. John Jenkins 6-4 200lbs SG Vanderbilt Jr. 

30. Marquis Teague 6-2 190lbs PG Kentucky Fr.

31. Tyshawn Taylor 6-3 190lbs PG Kansas Sr.

32. Jeff Taylor 6-7 225lbs SF Vanderbilt Sr.

33. Will Barton 6-6 170lbs SG Memphis So.

34. Draymond Green 6-6 235lbs SF/PF Mich St.  Sr.

35. Kevin Jones 6-8 240lbs PF West Va. Sr.

36. Darius Miller 6-8 225lbs SF/SG Kentucky Sr.

37. Scott Machado 6-1 185lbs PG Iona Sr.

38. Mike Scott 6-9 240lbs PF Virginia Sr.

39. Herb Pope 6-8 255lbs PF Seton Hall Sr.

40. JaMychal Green 6-9 230lbs PF Alabama Sr.

41. Jae Crowder 6-6 225lbs SF Marquette Sr.

42. Henry Sims 6-10 242lbs Georgetown Sr. 

43. Khris Middleton 6-7 220lbs Texas A&M Jr.

44. Jared Cunningham 6-5 195lbs Oregon St. Jr.

45. Marcus Denmon 6-3 SG/PG Missouri Sr.

46. Quincy Acy 6-7 230lbs PF/SF Baylor Sr.

47. Kim English 6-6 200lbs SG/SF Missouri Sr.

48. Robert Sacre 6-11 260lbs C Gonzaga Sr.

49. Drew Gordon 6-8 235lbs PF New Mexico Sr.

50. Rakim Sanders 6-6 220lbs SF/SG Fairfield Sr.

51. Ricardo Ratliffe 6-8 240lbs PF Missouri Sr.

52. Yancy Gates 6-9 255lbs PF/C Cincinnati Sr.

53. Kris Joseph 6-7 230lbs SF Syracuse Sr.

54. Bradford Burgess 6-6 215lbs SF/SG VCU Sr.

55. Ramone Moore 6-4 190lbs SG Temple Sr.

56. Darius Johson-Odom 6-2 215lbs SG/PG Sr.

57. Zack Rosen 6-2 185lbs PG Pennsylvania Sr.

58. Garrett Stutz 7-0 255lbs Wichita St. Sr.

59. Miles Plumlee 6-11 240lbs C/PF Duke Sr.

60. Maalik Wayns 6-0 205lbs PG Villanova Jr.

Brandon Pemberton of “Brandon On Sports” & “Sports Trap Radio”, for War Room Sports

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