Re: Mock by Chad Ford Ver. 7.0 - NCAA

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> === Press [Page down] for 21-30. ===
1. LAC | Blake Griffin / Oklahoma / PF
2. MEM | Hasheem Thabeet / Connecticut / C
3. OKC | Ricky Rubio / Spain / PG
4. SAC | Stephen Curry / Davidson / PG
5. MIN | Tyreke Evans / Memphis / SG
6. MIN | Jonny Flynn / Syracuse / PG
7. GS | Jordan Hill / Arizona / PF
8. NY | James Harden / Arizona State / SG
9. TOR | DeMar DeRozan / USC / SG
10.MIL | Jrue Holiday / UCLA / PG
11.NJ | Gerald Henderson / Duke / SG
12.CHA | Terrence Williams / Louisville / SG
13.IND | Ty Lawson / North Carolina / PG
14.PHO | Earl Clark / Louisville / SF
15.DET | Austin Daye / Gonzaga / SF
16.CHI | James Johnson / Wake Forest / PF
17.PHI | Eric Maynor / VCU / PG
18.MIN | B.J. Mullens / Ohio State / C
19.ATL | Brandon Jennings / Italy / PG
20.UTA | Tyler Hansbrough / North Carolina / PF


21.NO | Sam Young / Pittsburgh / SF

Analysis: Young is one of the most NBA-ready players in the draft.

He has size and strength and was super productive at Pitt the past two years.
Most importantly for New Orleans, he can come in and contribute right away.

Daye, Darren Collison, Chase Budinger, Taj Gibson and Derrick Brown also are
in the mix.


22.POR | DeJuan Blair / Pittsburgh / PF

Analysis: Why would the Blazers move up two spots in the draft? The word
around the league was the Kings had zeroed in on Omri Casspi with the 23rd
pick. Casspi could be a good pick for the Blazers to either keep overseas or
bring over this year to provide more toughness in the frontcourt.

However, I think Kevin Pritchard won't be able to pass on Blair if he's on
the board.


23.SAC | Omri Casspi / Isreal / SF
< Via HOU

Analysis: The Kings need toughness in the worst way, and Casspi can really
deliver on that. He's not the most skilled player in the draft, but few
players possess his grit. As an added bonus for Sacramento, they don't have
to pay him to come over yet.


24.DAL | Jeff Teague / Wake Forest / PG
> Via POR

Analysis: This would be a pretty big slide for Teague, who thought his floor
was No. 19. Actually, he could go as high as No. 10, so his range is pretty
wide. Dallas would be doing backflips to get him here, and, as it happens,
he's got some Devin Harris in his game.


25.OKC | Chase Budinger / Arizona / SG
> Via SA

Analysis: The Thunder would love to get their hands on a legitimate center,
but there won't be anyone worth gambling on at this point in the draft. If
the team doesn't address its needs at the 2 earlier in the draft, Budinger
could be an option. With his shooting ability, he would be a nice complement
in the backcourt to Russell Westbrook.


26.CHI | Nick Calathes / Florida / PG
> Via DEN

Analysis: The Bulls are still shopping this pick, but if they keep it, look
for them to spend it on someone they can keep overseas for at least a year.
With Kirk Hinrich likely on the move this summer, Calathes could eventually
find a home in Chicago.


27.MEM | DeMarre Carroll / Missouri / PF
> Via ORL

Analysis: The Grizzlies lack toughness and energy and Carroll has an
abundance of both.


28.MIN | Jonas Jerebko / Sweden / SF
> Via BOS

Analysis: It seems doubtful the Wolves would keep three rookies on their
roster this season, which gives them an interesting choice of international
players. Casspi would be an obvious choice. He is tough and physical and can
keep developing overseas. Victor Claver is the other. But word is Jerebko,
from Sweden, is the top choice at the moment.


29.LAL | Toney Douglas / Florida State / SG

Analysis: The Lakers are saying they want to trade this pick, but if they
don't I think Douglas could be the man. His ability to play both positions,
shoot the ball and defend could make him a long-term replacement for Derek
Fisher.


30.CLE | Taj Gibson / USC / PF

Analysis: The Cavs could lose Anderson Varejao this summer. After getting
bested by the Magic, the need for them to have some athletic 4s who can guard
players on the perimeter is paramount.


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