2014 PFs

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PFs
Aaron Gordon B C C- C+ C+ A
Freakish athleticism. Very energetic who can play both sides of the court. Physically lean but plays off of contact. Good rebounder with a high IQ. Makes quick and precise decisions. Solid passer who can cut in between passing lanes. Great 1st step at getting to the rim. Can hit the open jump shot. And pretty good defender. Overall great potential.

Julius Randle B D D+ B B- B 
In 40 games (all starts), he averaged 15.0 points, 10.4 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 30.8 minutes per game. Very strong upper body. Strong motor and finishes near the rim. Good mid ranger shooter who can damage teams in the pick and pop. Great rebounder. Doesn't have the quickest feet but he very balance. Hard working kid with good potential.

Dario Saric C+ C+ C C+ C A
The European may benefit playing SF. Not very strong. Pretty quick for a forward. Solid all around defender. Offensively, he doesn't have a particular go to move. Can drive, post or spot up and shoot. Amazing raw potential.

Noah Vonleh C+ C- D C C+ A 
Great potential. Will need time to develop. Very young so he will need to improve in the workout room. Good inside scorer who can knock down the jump shot. Pretty solid shot blocker. Not a good three point shooter. And terrible passer. If he can continue to improve, he could be a great player.

Kyle Anderson C C+ C+ C C+ B
Another potential sleeper. Anderson may benefit playing small forward but his quickness makes him a better fit at power forward. Pretty solid jump shot and good rebounder. Athletically he will need to improve. Good potential

Dwight Powell C+ C D- C C+ B
Comfortable stepping outside the paint to hit a jump but can also pound it down low. Average defender who can guard the 3 point line to the paint. Wont blow you away with strength but also not weak. Above average rebounder. Good potential.

Damien Inglis C C D+ D C B
Looking for a project? Inglis is your guy. Has the raw potential but will need to hit the gym and get adjusted to the speed of the game. How will he handle moving over from France at an early age will determine his potential.

James McAdoo C C C C+ C+ B
Former McDonalds All-American who never really took off at UNC like most expected. Solid offensive game inside and out, above average defender in the post and outside the key. Was the strongest player at UNC and has a high basketball IQ. Very good potential.

David Wear C C C- C C B
The better half of the twins who both never hit their potential at UCLA. Strong rebounder on defense but dont expect him downlow on offense. Above average strength with very good hands. Good potential.

Travis Wear C C- C- C- C+ B
More suited to playing outside the post than inside even on defense he will shy away from contact. Average defender but cant seem to compete with his brother and scouts feel that has limited his growth.

Richard Solomon C+ D C- C C+ B
You wont find a stronger player in this draft. Absolute beast but does not have the finesse to accompany the strength. Average potential and will get his baskets down low one way or another.