Karl Anthony Towns
Height:7' 0"Weight:248 lbs
Bday:11/15/1995
(19 Years Old)
Ppg: 10.3 pts
Reb: 6.7
Stl: 0.5
Blks: 2.2
Asst: 1.1
MPG: 21.1
FT%: 81.3
Towns is one of the Defensive Anchors for the stacked University of Kentucky last season. His stats doesn't reflect how great he can be. Potentially this kid can be the next big thing after the likes of Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan, etc. He can shoot the ball well and has a jumper already. He can also score using his left or right hand. I put him at the Center position because of his size, He is a listed @ 7'0" with a wingspan of 7'3.25". I view him as a better version of Javale McGee. Projected pick 1 or 2.
Jahlil Okafor
Weight:272 lbs
Bday:12/15/1995
(19 Years Old)
Ppg: 17.3 pts
Reb: 8.6
Stl: 0.8
Blks: 0.8
Asst: 1.3
MPG: 30.1
FT%: 51
Jah is what his teammates call him. Is the #1 prospect coming out of high school before he joined Duke and he has been their go to guy down the stretch which he showed during the Ncaa Men's Basketball Finals against Wisconsin Badgers, Okafor is viewed as the best big man offensively, he has a great touch around the rim and can finish through contact, the only knack on Okafor's game is his defense. Its not like he is a terrible defender he just need to commit to it on every possession, he showed flashes that he can be effective because of his size. He also needs to work on his Free Throw shooting as this may results to hack-a-okafor game.
His game reminds me of a Eddy Curry/ Al Jefferson and Brook Lopez, he can surpass all three if he can prove that he can defend on the next level. Height 6'11" wingspan 7'5" . Projected pick 1 or 2.
Willie Cauley-Stein
Weight:242 lbs
Bday:08/18/1993
(21 Years Old)
Ppg: 8.9pts
Reb: 6.4
Stl: 1.2
Blks: 1.7
Asst: 1.0
MPG: 25.9
FT%: 61.7
Reb: 6.4
Stl: 1.2
Blks: 1.7
Asst: 1.0
MPG: 25.9
FT%: 61.7
WCS is a junior from University of Kentucky Wildcats. He is the team mate of Towns. They were the mean reasons why the team was able to sweep the college season and only lost to Wisconsin Badgers in the Final Four of Ncaa Men's Basketball. WCS was just known for his defense when he first joined Kentucky, over the years he has improved on his game as a whole. His offense is still not as polished as they could be but he is a defensive monster he can guard multiple position because he is very mobile for his size. His game is a combination of Marcus Camby and Tyson Chandler. Height 7'1" wingspan 7'3". Projected pick 6-10
Frank Kaminsky
Height:7' 1"Weight:231 lbs
Bday:04/04/1993
(22 Years Old)
Ppg: 18.8pts
Reb: 8.2
Stl: 0.8
Blks: 1.5
Asst: 2.6
MPG: 25.9
FT%: 78.0
Frank "The Tank" Kaminsky is the epitome of hard work for Wisconsin Badgers. He has carried this team together with Sam Dekker to the National Championship before they lost to Duke Blue Devil, in the 2014-2015 Ncaa Men's Basketball. Kamisky has a more polished game due to the fact that he has stayed four years in college, some people thinks that it was a bad decision but for him its just right because he has made strides year after year. His game maybe a bit of an older Pau Gasol or a better Ryan Kelly. Height is 7'0" wingspan 6'11" this could be a concern for him but i don't think that would be much of a factor because he can defend guys well due to his experience. Projected pick 7-15
Myles Turner
Height:7' 0"
Weight:239 lbs
Bday:03/24/1996
(19 Years Old)
Weight:239 lbs
Bday:03/24/1996
(19 Years Old)
Ppg: 10.1pts
Reb: 6.5
Stl: 0.3
Blks: 2.6
Asst: 0.6
MPG: 22.2
FT%: 83.9
Reb: 6.5
Stl: 0.3
Blks: 2.6
Asst: 0.6
MPG: 22.2
FT%: 83.9
Myles Turner was actually the 2nd best player right behind Okafor before coming to college. His stock dropped because of possible health issues that may be the biggest concern if not for that he could be right up there within top 5 pick . To read more about this please go here. http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/Myles-Turner-72850/
His game could be like a Lemarcus Aldridge because he can shoot it well and he could also be a better defender than Aldridge because of his size and length. Height 7'"0 wingspan 7'4". Projected pick 7-15
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