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If you need quick breakdowns for tomorrow’s NBA Draft to get you up to speed… check out Terrence Oglesby & what he’s tweeting today. Quality + informative stuff as always.

I don't think Knueppel got enough credit as a playmaker last season at Duke Men’s Basketball. He was a terrific decision maker and his game is tailor made to last a long time in the NBA. Awesome shooter with a high basketball IQ

Still so raw offensively, Maluach brings the defensive measurables that you don't find often on this planet. It will take a while for his offense to catch up, but he can be a lob threat on day 1. Long term play, but a high ceiling.

Big guards are coveted, and that's precisely what Jakucionis is. Had some terrific showings this past season for Illinois Men's Basketball

Another Boom or Bust guy, Nolan Traore. I'm a buyer though. Like his length and athleticism and has the skill to stay a long time in the NBA.

I don't think Michigan Men's Basketball's Danny Wolf is getting enough attention in this draft. Skilled players this big don't just show up every draft. Big enough to play the 5 and skilled enough to give opposing 5's fits.

You watch Essengue's film, and it screams Marvin Williams to me. Excellent athlete with soft hands. Don't know that he will ever take over a game, but he could be an excellent piece to your team's puzzle.

A pretty polarizing prospect, Murray-Boyles should be a top-notch defender on Day 1 in the NBA. Throw in the fact that he showed some excellent decision making for Gamecock Men's Basketball, and you really have to like his NBA potential.

I'm higher on Egor Demin than most. He was good at BYU Men's Basketball, but his game might actually fit the NBA better than college. Percentages weren't great, but he will be better with more space at the next level.

There wasn't a player in college basketball who improved over the past season more than Colorado State Men’s Basketball's Nique Clifford. He's a terrific wing rebounder who stayed in college one more year to work on his decision making. Had some monster games in the back half of the season.

I'm on the fence as far as how good Sorber can be at the NBA level. Still young though and needs to be able to space the floor - not something he was great at, at Georgetown Hoops

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Limited in production, but oozes All-NBA Defense potential. Carter Bryant wasn't relied upon much at Arizona Basketball, but took advantage when he got the opportunity. Elite frame for a wing, but limited offensively at the moment.

The man took over March with Florida Gators Men’s Basketball Clayton lacks in size, but projects as a real off the bench spark plug.

I’ve decided I’m going to the first 2 days in Switzerland. I’ll give updates on their 2 games. Why not?

Richardson was terrific at Michigan State Men's Basketball this season. Shooting north of 41% for Tom Izzo says something and the shooting should translate. The real question is if he can spend elongated minutes at the PG spot.

McNeeley was asked to do a lot more at UConn Men's Basketball than he will be at the next level, but he will be better for it long term. Expect his shooting percentages to jump when he's playing with more space.

Asa Newell was terrific this season Georgia Basketball. He's massive with good hands and has shown stretches of being able to shoot the basketball. Really attacks the offensive glass too.

Another older player that isn't getting enough buzz, Maxime Raynaud, has real floor-stretching ability. The Stanford Men's Basketball big man has all the skill needed to survive in the Association.

Love Will Riley's skill, but I question his frame and how it will hold up through 82 games. Talented player for Illinois Men's Basketball who went for 31pts in his first game of the season.