2016 PG's

[Oregon Ownage]

Kris Dunn C+ C+ B B- C- A
One of the premier playmakers in college basketball, Dunn's draft stock rose after an incredible redshirt junior year at Providence averaging 16ppg, 6apg, 5rpg and 2.5spg. Fantastic size for a PG with quickness and athleticism to go along with it, was incredibly speed on both sides of floor. Good nose for the ball, strong rebounder for a guard and very aggressive. Ability to get into the paint is there, can create off of the dribble and has an explosive first step. Solid jump shot. Has been known to play out of control and can be quite turnover prone. Overall great potential.

Tyler Ulis B- C B- B- D+ B
A true floor general in every sense of the word. What he lacks in size (listed at 5'10") he makes up for in sheer effort and heart. Very quick with the ball in his hands. Puts pressure on defenses by pushing the tempo. Can be a one man fast break at times. Pass-first player that looks to get others involved whenever possible. Teammates will love playing with Ulis. Competent shooter. Good potential

Demetrius Jackson C+ C C B+ C- B
Plays in a pro style offense at Notre Dame. Despite a smaller stature he is a crafty finisher at the rim. He's stronger than he looks and actively seeks out contact as he enters the paint. Good on ball defender. Good at stealing the ball. Can handle defending the pick and roll as well. Reads the player he's guarding well. Good potential

Marcus Paige C C B C+ C- C
Paige played mostly off the ball at North Carolina, but has shown a comfort with the ball in his hands. Has become an above average ball handler. Can get into the paint, separate from his defender and create space going either direction. Excellent in transition because of his time at UNC. Solid potential

Yogi Ferrell C C+ B- C+ C B
Ferrell averaged 17.3 PPG, 5.6 APG, and he shot 42.0 percent from deep for the season (career high). He is a great facilitator. He can create plays, and he can attack the rim at will. Ferrell is not the ideal size for a point guard at the next level, but he is not undersized. Solid potential

David Michineau D+ C B C C- C
Very reliable player when the ball is in his hands so you wont have to worry about turnovers. Can pick a pass to unlock a defense and can also hit free throws to seal out a game. Unfortunately, thats all he can provide. Seems to lack focus on the defensive side of the ball. Average potential.

Gary Payton II C- C C C+ C- B
Son of a DASL veteran, Gary has been taught the riggers of the league. He will need some seasoning adjusting to the league but he is very good with the ball in hands and rarely commits a wrong move. He also seems to have stucko on his hands as he always gets his hands on the ball. Very good potential but needs 2-3 years

Fred VanVleet C- B- C C+ C B
Plays more like a SG than a PG as he is great at spot up jumpers and is quick enough to get away from his defender. His court vision and handles are both below average. Very good at sticking to his defender but gets lost on pick and rolls. Average potential.