2015 SG's

[Oregon Ownage]

Tyreke Evans B B- C+ C C- B
Opting to play in Shanghai for the last four years due to a lucrative shoe deal, Evans became the most famous athlete in China. With 3 championships and 4 straight MVP honors, Evans decided to test his skills in DASL. Elite scorer. Evans may have trouble adjusting to the speed of play. Slow but strong. Great handles and pretty good passer. Defensively he will need to improve because he didn't play much defense overseas. Overall good potential.

Bradley Beal C+ A- C B- C- A
One of the top prospects in a very talented draft class. Talented shooting guard with a prototypical skill-set for the position. Strong build. Has solid size, standing about 6'4" in shoes with a 6'7" wingspan. A good overall athlete with good quickness and speed for his position. Isn't terribly explosive, but finishes strong around the rim regardless. A great jump-shooter. Doesn't need a lot of time to get squared-up to the hoop. Great potential

Evan Fournier C+ B+ C B D A
The french star may be the most interesting prospect in the class. Very crafty offensively. He is a natural talent, and can score in many ways: shooting from three, attacking the basket and spotting up. Defensively, he has nice position and good foot work, plays smart, not overly aggressive. Tremendous attitude and work ethic. Amazing raw potential

Justin Anderson B- C D B- C B
Possesses elite athleticism and has good length. Good leaper. Skilled and explosive wing player. Does a little bit of everything. Capable of scoring the ball from the 3-point line, mid-range, and in the paint. Versatile defender. Can guard multiple positions. Has the strength to defend bigger players in the post. Has the foot speed and quickness to defend quicker players on the perimeter. Solid potential

Devin Booker C B- C- B- C- B
Booker is a very good perimeter shooter, especially as a spot-up shooter from behind the arc. Booker has range to hit from the three-point line, though he will likely need to add strength to hit the shot consistently. He can have trouble handling the ball when pressured, forcing him to turn the ball over. Good potential

Josh Richardson C B- C C C- A

Andrew Harrison C C C C C- B
Aaron Harrison C C C- D- D+ A
The Harrison twins were the talk of the town when they were coming out of high school. They chose to go to Kentucky and never soared to the heights that were expected of them but they did show flashes of brilliance to give scouts hope that they can provide something at the next level. Andrew is the better prospect of the two as he provides more offensively and defensively but they both can be end of the rotation players if they are willing to work.

R.J. Hunter C A- D C C- B
He captured the attention during his teams run in the NCAA tournament with his deadly shooting behind the arch. That should translate to the next level but his problem is that he does not play much defense. Good potential

Rashad Vaughn C+ C+ C C D+ C
Another young player that should have stayed in school for another year or two to mature. Very high skill set and ability but talking with him, it is apparent that he is still a teenager and needs to mature. Scouts were split on him questioning his maturity while others saw a potential starter.