2013 PGs

[Oregon Ownage]

Marcus Smart C+ C- C+ C+ C- A
Ideal point guard size and skills. Lacks the ability to knock down threes. Very quick at getting to the rim. Will need time to develop handling the ball. Pretty good defender. Can play either guard position but over time should develop into a pure point. Great potential.

Trey Burke C B- C+ C+ C- B
The Michigan star was raved by coaches and GM's as one of the next great point guards. One of the best dribblers in college. Great jump shot and solid three pointer. Very quick. And pretty good defender. Scouts fear his size and strength. Good potential

Michael Carter-Williams B- D+ B- C C- B
The Syracuse guard improved dramatically over the year improving his strength and stamina. An attacking guard who can get to the rim. If MCW develops an outside game, he could be a good PG. Great passer. Solid defender. And decent rebounder. Decent potential

Matthew Dellavedova C B- C C C- B
Pesky player who is not afraid of rubbing players the wrong way on defense with his ability to steal passes. Very good jumper and is more of a scoring PG than a disributor right now. Will need to grow his command of the floor but scouts see solid potential.

Peyton Siva C C C C+ D A
Ultimate team player and motivator. Above average passer but careless handling the ball. Wont stop playing defense until his opponent is on the bench. Very good potential

Erick Green C+ B- C C D+ A
One of the quickest PG's in this class and it shows with his offenisve game. Quick to the hoop and the ability to get open for jumpers. Below average passing and handling. Scouts like what they saw at the combine and agree his game can translate to the next level.

Phil Pressey C- C C- C- C- A
Very good jump shot and has the ability to get steals. Will need time to bulk up and adjust to the speed of the NBA but he has the right attitude to grow. Solid potential

Seth Curry C- B C D+ D C
More famous for being the younger brother to Steph but has the same beautiful outside stroke. Not much else to his game, average potential.

Shane Larkin C B C C D C
Son to Hall of Famer Barry Larkin, Shane has his fathers work ethic. Always in the gym or film room he is committed to growing his game and has NBA ready outside shot right now. Unfortunately, he has a ways to go before he can be counted on in games on defense. Above average potential