15. Phoenix Suns - SF Brandon Rush (6′7″ – 211 lbs.), Kansas

Rush is a good all around player. His size combined with his athletic ability make him a candidate to make and immediate impact in the NBA. There are definitely players in the 2008 NBA draft that have more potential however the Suns could really use a player like Rush. He is a do-it-all player. He can score in a variety of ways. He is a great passer and has the potential to be a great defender in the NBA. Another plus, the kid is a proven winner. He doesn’t need to be in the spotlight and that is exactly the way they play in Phoenix.

16. Philadelphia 76ers – SF/PF Anthony Randolph (6’10” – 205 lbs.), LSU

17. Indiana Pacers - DeAndre Jordan (7′0″ – 260 lbs.), Texas A&M

18. Washington Wizards – C Robin Lopez (7’0” – 255 lbs.), Stanford

19. Cleveland Cavilers – C Roy Hibbert (7’2” – 270 lbs.), Georgetown

20. Charlotte Bobcats - SF Donte Greene (6′10″ – 220 lbs.), Syracuse

21. New Jersey Nets (from Dallas) – PF/C Marreese Speights (6’10” – 245), Florida

22. Orlando Magic – SG/SF Chris Douglas-Roberts (6’7” – 200 lbs.), Memphis

23. Utah Jazz – C JaVale McGee (7’0” – 237 lbs.), Nevada

24. Seattle Supersonics (from Phoenix) – PF Serge Ibaka (6’10” – 220 lbs.), Congo

25. Houston Rockets – PG/SG/SF Bill Walker (6’6” – 235 lbs.), Kansas State

26. San Antonio Spurs – PF Jason Thompson (6’11” - 250 lbs.), Rider

27. Portland Trialblazers – C Ante Tomic (7’2” – 235 lbs.), Croatia

28. Memphis Grizzlies (from LAL) - PF Ryan Anderson (6’10” – 225 lbs.), California

29. Detroit Pistons – PF JJ Hickson (6’9” – 240 lbs.), North Carolina State

30. Boston Celtics – SG/SF Courtney Lee (6’5” – 200 lbs.), Western Kentucky

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