2010 Cs

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Centers:
1. DeMarcus Cousins B C- C- C+ B+ A
The All-American Freshman from Kentucky is a rare talent. Good shooter, post moves and defense. Great rebounder who can handle the ball well. A bigman who can dominant the paint and run the floor. Despite his talent, coaches do not want him on their roster. Known as a hothead who acts in a unprofessional manner. Scouts feel he has the skills to be a great player but mentally, he needs to mature and focus purely on basketball. If he could just put his emotions in a box for 48 minutes, Cousins could be a future all star.

2. Greg Monroe C+ D C- C+ C+ A
An undersized center who is better suited at power forward. Monroe can block shots, steal balls, pass the ball and make the easy buckets. But he is a terrible perimeter defender. He shouldn't have problems against other bigmen but guards who can drive the ball will enjoy playing Monroe. Slow but strong. Solid rebounder who can score inside. Scouts feel his potential is limited but if he can improve his defense, he could be a good player.

3. Enes Kanter B- D C- C+ B- B
Kanter wanted to play college ball at Kentucky but the NCAA declared him permanently ineligible as a collegiate athlete because he received approximately $33,000 from Fenerbahçe in excess benefits. Kanter decided his best option was to declare for the draft after high school. Scouts were unsure if Kanter could make it in the league straight out of high school but after the combine, scouts were amazed at his skill set. Very strong and very good rebounder. Solid midrange game who can play in the post. If Kanter can get in shape and work on his free throw shooting, you could have a beast in the making.

4. Larry Sanders C F+ D B C+ A
Best shot blocker in the draft. Unfortunately, his offensive is terrible. Not a good passer and terrible free throw shooter. Needs to bulk up. If he can put in the effort, Sanders could be a great center. Great potential but scouts feel he doesn't have much passion for the game.

5. Cole Aldrich C- C- D- C+ C+ C
Unlike Sanders, Cole has a love for the game. Worked his way into the starting rotation his sophomore year and continue to play aggressive his junior year. A winner's mentality who finished 55-0 at home in college. Very strong and good rebounder. Lacks in talent but one of the most hard working bigman in the draft. Terrible handles and poor free throw shooter. Defensively, he has all the skill set to make it. Limited potential