2013 PF's

[Oregon Ownage]

Anthony Davis B C C B B+ A
The Kentucky sophomore established himself as a top pick who possesses a combination of size and skill level. Before returning an extra season with the Wildcats to finesse his game, Davis showed the ability to be an all around player. Great shot blocker, amazing rebounder and good inside scoring with a solid jump shot. With that being said, scouts would like Davis to be more aggressive in the paint. A defensive anchor who just needs to improve his scoring abilities. Amazing potential.

Derrick Favors B+ D C B B A
The Georgia Tech senior forgone opportunities to enter the draft for an education. Smart with good potential. Best offensive bigman in the draft. Not as athletic as some of the other bigs. Great defender and pretty good rebounder. Favors has the abilities to become an All star. Ranked as one of the best high school basketball players in the class of 2009. Doctors worry about how his back will handle an 82 game season.

Anthony Bennett C+ C D+ C C+ B
The UNLV freshman dominated the competition. Unfortunately a shoulder injury limited his minutes. And scouts fear how his shoulder will affect his jump shot. A solid three point shooter who can score inside. Not the fastest bigman in the draft. But he is pretty strong. Solid rebounder and defender. May benefit from playing SF. Not a great shot blocker or post defender. Pretty good potential

Cody Zeller C C+ C- C C+ B
Projects as a pure stretch-four type who can have gravity working with an attacking guard on the pick-and-pop and punish opponents who try to go smaller against him. He’s also able to keep pace with them in the perimeter on the other end but needs a center who can anchor an above average defense by his side. Strengths: jump shot, three point shot and defensive rebounding. Weaknesses: strength, post defense and turnover prone. Solid potential

Tony Mitchell C D+ D+ C- B- A
Scouts love the big man from North Texas. Very rough around the edges to his game right now both offensively and defensively but he is ready to contribute to rebounding right away. Owners will need patient(alot of patience) with him but if they are willing to wait, they could have a very good player on their hands.

Ryan Kelly C C D C+ C D
Similar to Zeller that he likes be outside the paint offensively but not as skilled. Better adapted to the defensive end with very good post defense but can be bullied off the block. Scouts feel he has some growth to his game but most likely will end up coming off the bench during his career.