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Top NBA Draft Prospects
Top NBA Draft Prospects
Greg Oden, Ohio State
In his only season with the Buckeyes, Oden led the team in scoring (15.5 per game) and rebounding (9.6 per game).
Kevin Durant, Texas
The first freshman to be named player of the year, Durant averaged 25.8 points and 11.1 rebounds for the Longhorns.
Brandan Wright, North Carolina
The ACC's rookie of the year was the Tar Heels second-leading scorer (14.7) and rebounder (6.2).
Joakim Noah, Florida
He might have been the first or second player taken had he entered the 2006 draft.
Corey Brewer, Florida
He's a quick, rangy player who has the potential to be a major offensive force one day.
Al Horford, Florida
A tireless worker, Horford is one of the most NBA-ready players in this draft.
Mike Conley, Jr., Ohio State
The nifty passer had one of the best assist-to-turnover ratios in the nation (2.77) last season.
Jeff Green, Georgetown
He paced the Hoyas in scoring (14.3) and was second in assists (3.2) and rebounds (6.4).
Yi Jianlian, Guandong Southern Tigers
He'll have to get acclimated to the toughness and quickness of the NBA, and bulk up his upper body.
Nick Young, USC
The sixth-leading scorer in Trojans history averaged 17.5 points and 4.6 rebounds last season.
Julian Wright, Kansas
He'll have to rely on his versatility and rebounding until he bulks up enough to score consistently underneath.
Acie Law, Texas A&M
A human highlight reel at times, Law is a capable scorer who can also play off the ball as a shooting guard.
Rudy Fernandez, DKV Joventut (Spain)
The aggressive slasher was a standout on Spain's world championship national team.
Al Thornton, Florida State
The prototype small forward averaged nearly 20 points a game last season and was a third-team All America.
Spencer Hawes, Washington
His 461 points last season were the most ever by a UW freshman.
Arron Afflalo, UCLA
He proved how good a scorer and defender he is while leading the Bruins to consecutive Final Four appearances.
Jason Smith, Colorado State
He averaged 16.8 points and 10.1 rebounds last season. He has excellent mechanics and is comfortable scoring while facing the basket.
Alando Tucker, Wisconsin
He plays with tons of intensity and is more of a slasher than a shooter.
Thaddeus Young
He averaged 14.4 points as a freshman and has the stroke to be a consistent scorer in the NBA.
Javaris Crittenton, Georgia Tech
One of the few big point guards available, he also gets props for his defense.
Rodney Stuckey, Eastern Washington
He can play both guard spots and has a reputation for being able to finish plays at the rim.
