2012 SFs

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Small Forwards
1. Harrison Barnes C B- C- C+ C- A
The nation's top high school prospect in 2010. At UNC, Barnes became a clutch player late in the game. Although he didn't develop much of his game throughout his college career, scouts feel he has a lot of growth to his game. A great wing player to have. If he can work on his handles, Barnes could be a great player. Great mid range shooter. Great potential

2. Khris Middleton C B+ C- C+ D+ B
Great three point shooter. Injuries held Middleton back this past season but showed he can still knock down the long balls. Not much of a athlete. Will need to work on his strength and quickness. Not a great passer or rebounder. Other than that, Middleton should have a good career. Solid potential

3. Jae Crowder C C C- B+ C B
Probably the best defender in the draft. At Marquette, Crowder became a bully for the ball. Known for his rebounds, steals and blocks along with his scoring abilities, Jae was named Big East Player of the Year, as well as an Second-Team All American. Jae has the chance to be the best Small Forward in the draft class. Good potential

4. Maurice Harkless C+ C C- C- C+ B
In his freshman season at St. John's, Harkless led the Red Storm to a 13-19 record as he won the Big East Rookie of the Year award after averaging 15.5 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, which put him sixth and second, respectively, among freshmen nationally. Good scorer and great rebounder. Needs to improve defensively. Good potential

5. Perry Jones III B+ C- D+ C C- D
A pretty good athlete who has had off the court issues relating to his maturity at Baylor. Teams are concern more with his professionalism than Jones as a basketball player. Once a top rated high school prospect to a one dimensional college player. Not much growth to his game.