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2. Rams: Andre Smith, OT, Bama
3. KC Chiefs: Sam Bradford, QB, OU
4. Seahawks: Michael Crabtree, WR, TTU
5. Browns: Malcom Jenkins, CB, OSU
6. Bengals: Michael Oher, OT, Ole Miss
7. Raiders: Brian Orakpo, DE, UT
8. Jaguars: Jeremy Maclin, WR, Mizzou
9. Packers: Michael Johnson, DE, GT
10. 49ers: Eugene Monroe, OT,
11. Bills: Rey Maualuga, ILB, USC
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96. Oakland Raiders – Troy Nolan, S, Arizona State
97. Miami Dolphins – Will Dunbar, S, UAB
98. Atlanta Falcons – Randy Phillips, CB, Miami
99. San Francisco 49ers – Jairus Byrd, CB, Oregon
100. Detroit Lions – Kenny McKinley, WR, South Carolina
101. St. Louis Rams – Rudy Carpenter, QB, Arizona State
102. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Al Woods, DT, LSU
103. Kansas City Chiefs – Dave Philistin, LB, Maryland
104. Cincinnati Bengals – Londen Fryar, CB, Western Michigan
105. New York Jets – Kenny Lewis, CB, Bowling Green
106. Tennessee Titans – Eric Moncur, DE, Miami
107. Houston Texans – Tyrone Byrd, OT, Miami
108. Chicago Bears – DeAndre Wright, CB, New Mexico
109. Arizona Cardinals – Chase Daniel, QB, Missouri
110. Cleveland Browns – Matt Simon, WR, Northern Illinois
111. Baltimore Ravens – David Veikune, LB, Hawaii
112. Seattle Seahawks – Lydell Sargeant, CB, Penn State
113. Green Bay Packers – Quan Cosby, WR, Texas
114. Pittsburgh Steelers – Quin Harris, LB, Louisiana Tech
115. Carolina Panthers – Brandon Nicolas, DT, Colorado
116. Buffalo Bills – Jon Brost, OT, Northern Illinois
117. Denver Broncos – Kyle Howard, OT, Wyoming
118. Jacksonville Jaguars – Mitch King, DE/DT, Iowa
119. New Orleans Saints – Graham Harrell, QB, Texas Tech
120. Minnesota Vikings – Roy Miller, DT, Texas
121. Washington Redskins – Brandon Ledbetter, TE, Western Michigan
122. Philadelphia Eagles – Lucas Taylor, WR, Tennessee
123. San Diego Chargers – Maurice Evans, DE, Penn St.
124. Dallas Cowboys – Rashad Johnson, S, Alabama
125. New England Patriots – Jasper Brinkley, LB, South Carolina
126. Indianapolis Colts – Zach Follett, LB, California
127. New York Giants – Sen’Derrick Marks, DT, Auburn
128. Oakland Raiders – Morgan Trent, CB, Michigan
129. Miami Dolphins – Joe Burnett, CB, UCF
130. Atlanta Falcons – Deon Butler, WR, Penn State
131. San Francisco 49ers – Brandon Ore, RB, Virginia Tech
132. Detroit Lions – Roland Martin, OG, Michigan State
133. St. Louis Rams – Rob Lunn, DT, Connecticut
134. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Chris Owens, CB, San Jose State
135. Kansas City Chiefs – Marlon Lucky, RB, Nebraska
136. Cincinnati Bengals – Jervonte Jackson, DT, Florida Atlantic
137. New York Jets – Andrew Gardner, OT, Georgia Tech
138. Tennessee Titans – Alex Derethal, C, Temple
139. Houston Texans – Eric Peterman, WR, Northwestern
140. Chicago Bears – Janthan Luigs, C, Arkansas
141. Arizona Cardinals – Tyrone McKenzie, LB, South Florida
142. Cleveland Browns – Michael Tauiliil, LB, Duke
143. Baltimore Ravens – Chris Pressley, FB, Wisconsin
144. Seattle Seahawks – Reggie Youngblood, OT, Miami
145. Green Bay Packers – Alex Magee, DT, Purdue
146. Pittsburgh Steelers – Colt McCoy, QB, Texas
147. Carolina Panthers – Stephen Hodge, S, TCU
148. Buffalo Bills – Jamario O’Neil, S, Ohio State
149. Denver Broncos – Slade Norris, LB, Oregon State
150. Jacksonville Jaguars – Jim Tartt, OG, Florida
151. NY Giants (from NO Saints) – Frantz Joseph, LB, Florida Atlantic
152. Minnesota Vikings – Paul Fanaika, OG, Arizona State
153. Washington Redskins – Chris Cook, CB, Virginia
154. Philadelphia Eagles – Darius Hill, TE, Ball State
155. San Diego Chargers – Otis Wiley, S, Michigan State
156. Dallas Cowboys – Travis Schneider, OT, Texas AM
157. New England Patriots – Tom Brandstater, QB, Fresno State
158. Indianapolis Colts – Dallas Reynolds, OT, BYU
159. New York Giants – Casey Fitzgerald, WR, North Texas
1. Lions: Matt Stafford, QB, Georgia
2. Rams: Andre Smith, OT, Bama
3. KC Chiefs: Sam Bradford, QB, OU
4. Seahawks: Michael Crabtree, WR, TTU
5. Browns: Malcom Jenkins, CB, OSU
6. Bengals: Michael Oher, OT, Ole Miss
7. Raiders: Brian Orakpo, DE, UT
8. Jaguars: Jeremy Maclin, WR, Mizzou
9. Packers: Michael Johnson, DE, GT
10. 49ers: Eugene Monroe, OT,
11. Bills: Rey Maualuga, ILB, USC
11. Buffalo Bills – George Selvie, DE/LB, USF
12. Atlanta Falcons – Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State
22. Denver Broncos – Peria Jerry, DT, Mississippi
23. New York Jets – Victor Harris, CB, Virginia Tech
24. New Orleans Saints – Rylan Reed, OT, Texas Tech
25. Minnesota Vikings – Brandon Spikes, LB, Florida
26. Washington Redskins – Max Unger, C, Oregon
27. Tenessee Titans – Jerry Perry, OG, Oregon State
29. Dallas Cowboys – Greg Middleton, DE, Indiana
30. New England Patriots – Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia
31. Indianapolis Colts – Trevard Lindley, CB, Kentucky
32. New York Giants – Antwain Robinson, DE Arkansas
33. Oakland Raiders – Percy Harvin, WR, Florida
34. Miami Dolphins – Myron Rolle, S, Florida State
35. Atlanta Falcons – Phil Loadhoalt, OT, Oklahoma
36. San Francisco 49ers – Herman Johnson, OG, LSU
37. Detroit Lions – William Moore, S, Missouri
38. St. Louis Rams – Alex Mack, C, California
39. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jeff Owings, DT, Georgia
40. Kansas City Chiefs – Gerald McRath, LB, S. Mississippi
41. Cincinnati Bengals – Sean Lee, LB, Penn St.
42. New York Jets – Darius Butler, CB, Connecticut
43. Tennessee Titans – Derek Pegues, S, Mississippi State
44. Houston Texans – Aaron Curry, LB, Wake Forest
45. Chicago Bears – Duke Robinson, OG, Oklahoma
46. Arizona Cardinals – LeSean McCoy, RB, Pittsburgh
47. Cleveland Browns –Fili Moala, DT, USC
48. Baltimore Ravens – Kraig Urbik, OG, Wisconsin
49. Seattle Seahawks – James Davis, RB, Clemson
50. Green Bay Packers – Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland
51. Pittsburgh Steelers – Mike Mickens, CB, Cincinnati
52. Carolina Panthers – Greg Carr, WR, Florida State
53. Buffalo Bills – Chase Coffman, TE, Missouri
54. Denver Broncos – Nic Harris, S, Oklahoma
55. Jacksonville Jaguars – CJ Spiller, RB, Clemson
56. NY Giants (from NO Saints) – Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia
57. Minnesota Vikings – Michael Jones, WR, Arizona State
58. Washington Redskins – Greg Hardy, DE, Mississippi
59. Philadelphia Eagles – Taylor Mays, S, USC
60. New England (from SD) – Javon Ringer, RB, Michigan State
61. Dallas Cowboys – Darry Beckwith, LB, LSU
62. New England Patriots – Kevin Barnes, CB, Maryland
63. Indianapolis Colts – Ricky Jean-Francois, DT, LSU
64. New York Giants – Clint Sintim, LB, Virginia
65. Oakland Raiders – Brian Robiskie, WR, Ohio State
66. Miami Dolphins – Louis Murphy, WR, Florida
67. Atlanta Falcons – Terrence Taylor, DT, Michigan
68. San Francisco 49ers – Brian Orakpo, DT, Texas
69. Detroit Lions – DJ Moore, CB, Vanderbilt
70. St. Louis Rams – Kam Chancellor, S, Virginia Tech
70. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – PJ Hill, RB, Wisconsin
71. Kansas City Chiefs – Alphonso Smith, CB, Wake Forest
72. Cincinnati Bengals – Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers
73. New York Jets – Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU
74. Tennessee Titans – Marcus Freeman, LB, Ohio State
75. Houston Texans – Tim Jamison, DE, Michigan
76. Chicago Bears – Juaquin Iglesais, WR, Oklahoma
77. Arizona Cardinals – Chase Daniel, QB, Missouri
78. Cleveland Browns – Patrick Chung, S, Oregon
79. Baltimore Ravens – Javarris James, RB, Miami
80. Seattle Seahawks – Courtney Greene, S, Rutgers
81. Green Bay Packers – Geno Atkins, DT, Georgia
82. Pittsburgh Steelers – Domonique Johnson, CB, Jackson State
83. Carolina Panthers – Anthony Parker, OG, Tennessee
84. Buffalo Bills – Jason Smith, OT, Baylor
85. Denver Broncos – Arian Foster, RB, Tennessee
86. Jacksonville Jaguars – Vidal Hazelton, WR, USC
87. New Orleans Saints – Graham Harrell, QB, Texas Tech
88. Minnesota Vikings – Cullen Harper, QB, Clemson
89. Washington Redskins – Scott McKillop, LB, Pittsburgh
90. Philadelphia Eagles – BJ Raji, DT, Boston College
91. San Diego Chargers – Travis Beckum, TE, Wisconsin
92. Dallas Cowboys – Oderick Turner, WR, Pittsburgh
93. New England Patriots – Ryan Purvis, TE, Boston College
94. Indianapolis Colts – Hunter Cantwell, QB, Louisville
95. New York Giants – Michael Hamlin, S, Clemson
21. New Orleans Saints - Trevard Lindley, CB, Kentucky
22. Philadelphia Eagles - Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma State
23. Cleveland Browns - LeSean McCoy, RB, Pittsburgh
24. Washington Redskins - Peria Jerry, DT, Mississippi
25. San Diego Chargers - Jeremy Perry, OG, Oregon State
26. Jacksonville Jaguars - Tim Tebow, QB, Florida
27. Seattle Seahawks - Jermey Maclin, WR, Mississippi
28. Dallas Cowboys - Fili Moala, DT,USC
29. Pittsburgh Steelers - Herman Johnson, OG, LSU
20. New England Patriots - Chris Wells, RB, Ohio State
31. Indianapolis Colts - Victor Harris, CB, Virginia Tech
32. New York Giants - Max Unger, C, Oregon
11. Houston Texans - Myron Rolle, S, Florida State
12. Chicago Bears - Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois
14. Oakland Raiders - Ciron Black, OT, LSU
15. Denver Broncos - Greg Hardy, DE, Mississippi
16. St. Louis Rams - Rey Maualuga, LB, USC
17. Arizona Cardinals - Brian Cushing, OLB, USC
18. Cincinnati Bengals - Jeff Owens, DT, Georgia
19. Philadelphia Eagles (from Panthers) - Greg Middleton, DE, Indiana
20. Minnesota Vikings - Aaron Kelly, WR, Clemson
1. Miami Dolphins - Michael Johnson, DE, Georgia Tech
2. Atlanta Falcons - Michael Oher, OT, Mississippi
3. Kansas City Chiefs - Matt Stafford, QB, Georgia
4. New York Jets - Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech
5. San Francisco 49ers - James Laurinaitis, LB, Ohio State
6. Green Bay Packers - Alex Boone, OT, Ohio State
7. Baltimore Ravens - Percy Harvin, WR, Florida
8. Detroit Lions - George Selvie, DE/OLB, USF
9. Buffalo Bills - Andre Smith, OT, Alabama
10. Tennessee Titans- Jaison Williams, WR, Oregon
2009 NBA Mock Draft
14 Lottery Teams (Order, TBD):
1. New Jersey
2. Washington Wizards
3. Toronto Raptors
4. Milwaukee Bucks
5. Philadelphia 76ers
6. Atlanta Hawks
7. Charlotte Bobcats
8. New York Knicks
9. Sacramento Kings
10. Memphis Grizzlies
11. Minnesota Timberwolves
12. Seattle Supersonics
13. Los Angeles Clippers
14. Golden State Warriors
15. Indiana Pacers
16. Chicago Bulls
17. Portland Trailblazers
18. Miami Heat
19. Denver Nuggets
20. Orlando Magic
21. Dallas Mavericks
22. Utah Jazz
23. Phoenix Suns
24. Detroit Pistons
25. Houston Rockets
26. San Antonio Spurs
27. Cleveland Cavaliers
28. New Orleans Hornets
29. Los Angeles Lakers
30. Boston Celtics
2009 NFL Mock Draft
1. Miami Dolphins
2. Atlanta Falcons
3. Kansas City Chiefs
4. New York Jets
5. San Francisco 49ers
6. Green Bay Packers
7. Baltimore Ravens
8. Detroit Lions
9. Buffalo Bills
10. Tennessee Titans
11. Houston Texans
12. Chicago Bears
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
14. Oakland Raiders
15. Denver Broncos
16. St. Louis Rams
17. Arizona Cardinals
18. Cincinnati Bengals
19. Carolina Panthers
20. Minnesota Vikings
21. New Orleans Saints
22. Philadelphia Eagles
23. Cleveland Browns
24. Washington Redskins
25. San Diego Chargers
26. Jacksonville Jaguars
27. Seattle Seahawks
28. Dallas Cowboys
29. Pittsburgh Steelers
20. New England Patriots
31. Indianapolis Colts
32. New York Giants
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/script!– End Adify tag for “Rectangle” Ad Space (300×250) ID #3810607 — p40. New Jersey – SF Shane Foster (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Vanderbilt/p p41. Indiana – PG Rudy Mbemba (5’11” – 170 lbs.), Sweden/p p42. Sacramento (from Atlanta) – Richard Hendrix (6’9” – 260 lbs.), Alabama/p p43. Sacramento – SG/SF Sonny Weems (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Arkansas/p p44. Utah (from Philadelphia) – DeMarcus Nelson (6’3” – 195 lbs.), Duke/p p45. San Antonio (from Toronto) - C Omer Asik (6’11” – 240 lbs.), Turkey/p p46. Seattle (from Portland from Boston) – C Nathan Jawai (6’10”– 280 lbs.), Australia/p p47. Washington – PG/SG Lester Hudson (6’3”- 190 lbs.), Tennessee - Martin/p p48. Phoenix (from Cleveland) – SG Jamont Gordon (6’4” – 200 lbs.), Mississippi St./p p49. Golden State – PG Goran Dragic (6’4” – 180 lbs.), Slovenia/p p50. Seattle (from Denver) – SF Omir Casspi (6’8” – 230 lbs.), Israel/p p51. Dallas – PF/C Othello Hunter (6’8” – 225 lbs), Ohio St./p p52. Miami (from Orlando) – C Trent Plaisted (6’11” – 245 lbs.), BYU/p p53. Utah – SG/SF Pat Calathes (6’10” – 200 lbs.), St. Joseph’s/p p54. Houston - SG Richard Roby (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Colorado/p p55. Portland (from Phoenix from Indiana) – SF/PF Patrick Ewing Jr. (6’9” – 240 lbs.), Georgetown/p p56. Seattle (from New Orleans from Houston) – PF Henk Norel (6’11” – 230 lbs.), Netherlands/p p57. San Antonio – C Aleks Maric (6’11” – 270 lbs.), Nebraska/p p58. LA Lakers – PF James Gist (6’8” – 225 lbs.), Maryland/p p59. Detroit – SF Keith Brumbaugh (6’8” – 210 lbs.), Hillsborough CC/p p60. Boston – C Sasha Kaun (6’11” – 250 lbs.), Kansas/p pstronga href=”http://newsportdraft.com/2008-nba-mock-draft-cont/” Back to previous Page: Round 1/a/strong/p pOthers who might sneak into the 2008 NBA Draft:/p pPF Josh Duncan (6’9” – 240 lbs.), Xavierbr / SG/SF Malik Hairston (6’6” – 220 lbs.), Oregonbr / SG Marcelus Kemp (6’5” – 210 lbs.), Nevadabr / PG Brian Roberts (6’2” – 175 lbs.), Daytonbr / PF/C Nikola Pekovic (6’11” – 235 lbs.)br / C John Reik, Sudan br / PF Darnell Jackson, Kansasbr / SF Will Daniels, Rhode Island/p
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
2008 NBA Mock Draft – June 26th
1. Chicago Bulls – PG Derrick Rose (6’3” – 195 lbs.), Memphis
I don’t think you can go wrong with the top two picks. I think both are can’t miss players. I am switching the top pick to Rose because he is an unbelievable playmaker. He is a strong ball handler who is unstoppable in the open court. Rose is very strong and can finish in the lane. He also is a great defender who will really help out the Bulls.
2. Miami Heat – F/C Michael Beasley (6’7” – 235 lbs.), Kansas State
I think the Heat trade this pick if Rose is drafted first. I am going to say the the Grizzlies move up and take Beasley. Beasley can do it all. He is a very versatile player who can finish down low but can also shoot the ball very well from outside. He is very smooth and I don’t think the Grizzlies or whoever picks second can afford to pass on such a talented big man. I know he recently measured in at about two inches shorter than what he was listed at in college but he still plays big. His wingspan is still over seven feet.
3. Minnesota Timberwolves – OJ Mayo (6’4” – 200 lbs.), USC
Mayo is a very talented guard who can flat out score. He is a very athletic kid who can play any guard position. He is a solid free throw shooter who has a knack for making the tough shot. He has the potential to be an above average defender in the NBA. I also think that some teams will try to move up to get this talented player.
4. Seattle Supersonics – PG Jerryd Bayless (6’3” – 205 lbs.), Arizona
Bayless is a great pick here for the Sonics. He is quick and can handle the ball very well. He can shoot off the dribble and can finish in traffic. The Sonics really need a point guard to help compliment Durant and I think Bayless is the best fit in this draft. Russell Westbrook has been mentioned here but I think Bayless is more of a true point guard. I also think they might take Lopez but he doesn’t have enough upside, in my opinion, to get drafted here.
5. Memphis Grizzlies – SG Eric Gordon (6’3” – 220 lbs.), Indiana
If the Grizzles don’t move up I think they will take Gordon. This kid is a great scorer. Gordon is a deadly shooter who can also finish in the lane. He is a very explosive player. If the trade occurs and the Heat pick here, I like them to take Lopez.
6. New York Knicks – SF Danilo Gallinari (6’10” – 210 lbs.), Italy
This pick is very up in the air. Why? Because the Knicks need a lot of help. I think Gallinari will be a good piece of the puzzle to start building around. He’s a player that can help the Knicks in many ways. He is a tall forward at 6’10” that can score in many different ways. For being 6’10”, he can handle the ball and shoot from deep. I don’t want to do it but from everything I have been reading it sounds like a Dirk Nowitzki replica. He sees the floor very well which allows him to also distribute the ball. Gallinari sounds like a perfect fit for new coach Mark D’Antoni. (Next stop for the Knicks, 2009 NBA Lottery.)
7. Los Anglos Clippers – PG Russell Westbrook (6’3” – 190 lbs.), UCLA
I think when people look back at the draft in ten years this could be one of the best picks. Westbrook does not get a lot of attention or recognition. He wasn’t a go-to on the UCLA team however he is a very solid player especially at the PG position. The Clippers really don’t have an answer there right now and Westbrook would be a great fit. He is extremely athletic and is a great passer. He will need to develop a little offensively, especially his jump shot. He is also an excellent defender who will fit in perfectly with the Clippers.
8. Milwaukee Bucks – Joe Alexander (6’8” – 220 lbs.), West Virginia
I think the Bucks draft Joe Alexander for a couple of different reasons. He is pretty athletic for his size. He can score if a variety of different ways. Alexander has a good post up game with soft touch and can finish around the hoop. He is also a pretty good shooter for his size. He will need to improve from downtown.
9. Charlotte Bobcats – PF/C Kevin Love (6’10” – 260 lbs.), UCLA
Love was arguably the most dominate player in college basketball last year. He has a big body frame that will allow him to be a good rebounder in the NBA. He can also shoot the ball very well for a guy his size. He isn’t the most athletic player in the draft, but has the potential to be a good NBA player for years to come. He always seems to be in the right spot and is an excellent passer. Love is a safe pick and will definitely be able to contribute right away. He will be a nice compliment to Okafor.
10. New Jersey Nets – Brooke Lopez (7’0” – 260 lbs.), Stanford
The Nets would be thrilled if Lopez falls here. Lopez is just what the Nets need. He is a big bruiser who will be an above average rebounder in the NBA. The Nets don’t really have a low post presence right now. Lopez won’t be a scoring type big guy but he will block and alter shots. He will body up the big men in the NBA and he does have great touch around the hoop.
11. Indiana Pacers - PF/C Kosta Koufos (7′1″ – 245 lbs.), Ohio State
I like the Pacers to take Koufos now. With the aqusition of TJ Ford, the Pacers will not need to take a PG at pick number 11. Koufos has a lot of upside. He is very tall and long. With the loss of O’Neill, the Pacers will need to fill a void down low. I really like what the Pacers did here. They got a very good PG in Ford and have the opportunity to get a very dynamic player like Koufos.
12. Sacramento Kings - PG DJ Augustine (5′11″ – 175 lbs.), Texas
If he is still available here, the Kings will take him. Augustine is a pure PG and is a leader, which is exactly what they needs. He is very quick and loves to penetrate. He is the kind of player who makes his team better (See Texas Longhorns the past two seasons). The Kings could go a couple of different ways here but if he is on the board I don’t think they can pass him up. This kind of point guard is exactly what the Kings need to turn their team around.
13. Portland Trailblazers – PG/SG Mario Chalmers (6’1” – 190 lbs.), Kansas
I think the Blazers could use a player like Chalmers. He would fit in nicely with what they already have. He is not the purest of point guards in the draft however he would do a nice job of getting the ball to Roy, Oden and Aldridge. He is a winner and does a very nice job defending. I really think the Blazers will make a deal and try to move up but if not Chalmers could be drafted here.
14. Golden State Warriors – PF Darrell Arthur (6’9” – 225 lbs.), Kansas
Arthur would fit in well with Golden State. He is an extremely talented player. He is big, strong, and athletic. He is a good passer and plays very well with his back to the basket. He has pretty good range for a big guy. The Warriors could really use a low post presence and I think Arthur is the answer. He will need to bulk up a little in order to bang with some of the other big men in the NBA. I could see the Warriors taking DeAndre Jordan but Arthur is the more proven player and will be able to make an impact right away. Arthur can also run the floor which will be beneficial in this offense.
Round 2
31. Minnesota (from Miami from Boston) – PF DJ White (6’9” – 230 lbs.), Indiana
32. Seattle – PF JJ Hickson (6’9” – 240 lbs.), North Carolina State
33. Portland (from Memphis) – PG Rudy Mbemba (5’11” – 170 lbs.), Sweden
34. Minnesota – PF/C Joey Dorsey (6’9” - 260 lbs.), Memphis
35. LA Clippers – SF Gary Forbes (6’7” – 220 lbs.), Massachusetts
36. Portland (from New York) – PF Jason Thompson (6’11” - 250 lbs.), Rider
37. Milwaukee – PG/ SG Kyle Weaver (6’6” – 185 lbs.), Washington State
38. Charlotte – SF JR Giddens (6’5” – 205 lbs.), New Mexico
39. Chicago - C Ante Tomic (7’2” – 235 lbs.), Croatia
40. New Jersey – SF Shane Foster (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Vanderbilt
41. Indiana – C DeVon Hardin (6’11” – 250 lbs.), California
42. Sacramento (from Atlanta) – Richard Hendrix (6’9” – 260 lbs.), Alabama
43. Sacramento – SG/SF Sonny Weems (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Arkansas
44. Utah (from Philadelphia) – DeMarcus Nelson (6’3” – 195 lbs.), Duke
45. San Antonio (from Toronto) - C Omer Asik (6’11” – 240 lbs.), Turkey
46. Seattle (from Portland from Boston) – C Nathan Jawai (6’10”– 280 lbs.), Australia
47. Washington – PG/SG Lester Hudson (6’3”- 190 lbs.), Tennessee - Martin
48. Phoenix (from Cleveland) – SG Jamont Gordon (6’4” – 200 lbs.), Mississippi St.
49. Golden State – PG Goran Dragic (6’4” – 180 lbs.), Slovenia
50. Seattle (from Denver) – SF Omir Casspi (6’8” – 230 lbs.), Israel
51. Dallas – PF/C Othello Hunter (6’8” – 225 lbs), Ohio St.
52. Miami (from Orlando) – C Trent Plaisted (6’11” – 245 lbs.), BYU
53. Utah – SG/SF Pat Calathes (6’10” – 200 lbs.), St. Joseph’s
54. Houston - SG Richard Roby (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Colorado
55. Portland (from Phoenix from Indiana) – SF/PF Patrick Ewing Jr. (6’9” – 240 lbs.), Georgetown
56. Seattle (from New Orleans from Houston) – PF Henk Norel (6’11” – 230 lbs.), Netherlands
57. San Antonio – C Aleks Maric (6’11” – 270 lbs.), Nebraska
58. LA Lakers – PF James Gist (6’8” – 225 lbs.), Maryland
59. Detroit – SF Keith Brumbaugh (6’8” – 210 lbs.), Hillsborough CC
60. Boston – C Sasha Kaun (6’11” – 250 lbs.), Kansas
Others who might sneak into the 2008 NBA Draft:
PF Josh Duncan (6’9” – 240 lbs.), Xavier
SG/SF Malik Hairston (6’6” – 220 lbs.), Oregon
SG Marcelus Kemp (6’5” – 210 lbs.), Nevada
PG Brian Roberts (6’2” – 175 lbs.), Dayton
PF/C Luc Mbah a Moute (6’7”), UCLA
PF/C Nikola Pekovic (6’11” – 235 lbs.)
C John Reik, Sudan
PF Darnell Jackson, Kansas
SF Will Daniels, Rhode Island
1. Chicago Bulls – F/C Michael Beasley (6’10” – 235 lbs.), Kansas State
I don’t think you can go wrong with the top two picks however, at 6’10”, 235 pounds, Beasley can do it all. He is a very versatile player who can finish down low but can also shoot the ball very well from outside. He is very smooth and I don’t think the Bulls can afford to pass on such a talented big man. Putting him with the talent that they already have, the Bulls could be a dangerous team next year.
2. Miami Heat – PG Derrick Rose (6’3” – 190 lbs.), Memphis
Like I said, you can’t go wrong with these two. This is a heck of a consolation price to get Rose at pick number two. He is a strong ball handler who is unstoppable in the open court. Rose is very strong and can finish in the lane. He also is a great defender who will really help out the heat. A trio of Wade, Marion, and Rose will be a good place to build around for the Heat.
3. Minnesota Timberwolves – OJ Mayo (6’5” – 200 lbs.), USC
Mayo is a very talented guard who can flat out score. He is a very athletic kid who can play any guard position. He is a solid free throw shooter who has a knack for making the tough shot. He has the potential to be an above average defender in the NBA. Mayo has had some off the court issues that might stop him from being a top five pick.
4. Seattle Supersonics – PG Jerryd Bayless (6’3” – 193 lbs.), Arizona
Bayless is a great pick here for the Sonics. He is quick and can handle the ball very well. He can shoot off the dribble and can finish in traffic. The Sonics really need a point guard to help compliment Durant and I think Bayless is the best fit in this draft.
5. Memphis Grizzlies – C Brook Lopez (7’0” – 260 lbs.), Stanford
He is a very good sized player. He is big and will be an above average NBA rebounder. He also does a good job shot blocking and altering shots. He is the safe pick at this point for the Grizzlies. They need a big man. Memphis could take a little bit of a risk and go for some one like DeAndre Jordan who has a lot more potential and upside.
6. New York Knicks – SF Danilo Gallinari (6’10” – 195 lbs.), Italy
This pick is very up in the air. Why? Because the Knicks need a lot of help. I think Gallinari will be a good piece of the puzzle to start building around. He’s a player that can help the Knicks in many ways. He is a tall forward at 6’10” that can score in many different ways. For being 6’10”, he can handle the ball and shoot from deep. I don’t want to do it but from everything I have been reading it sounds like a Dirk Nowitzki replica. He sees the floor very well which allows him to also distribute the ball. Gallinari sounds like a perfect fit for new coach Mark D’Antoni. (Next stop for the Knicks, 2009 NBA Lottery.)
7. Los Anglos Clippers – PG Russell Westbrook (6’3” – 190 lbs.), UCLA
I think when people look back at the draft in ten years this could be one of the best picks. Westbrook does not get a lot of attention or recognition. He wasn’t a go-to on the UCLA team however he is a very solid player especially at the PG position. The Clippers really don’t have an answer there right now and Westbrook would be a great fit. He is extremely athletic and is a great passer. He will need to develop a little offensively, especially his jump shot. He is also an excellent defender who will fit in perfectly with the Clippers.
8. Milwaukee Bucks – SG Eric Gordon (6’3” – 215 lbs.), Indiana
I like the Bucks to take Gordon if he falls this far. This kid is also a great scorer. If the Bucks can get Gordon they will be able to trade Michael Redd and get rid of his huge contract. Gordon is a deadly shooter who can also finish in the lane. He is a very explosive player.
9. Charlotte Bobcats – SF/PF Anthony Randolph (6’10” – 205 lbs.), LSU
Randolph is a very athletic player especially for his size (6’10”). He is very good at blocking and altering shots. He is a good rebounder. He is quick and can score around the basket but will need to improve of his jump shot. He will need to bulk up a little to be able to bang with some of the big boys in the NBA but the sky is the limit for this kid.
10. New Jersey Nets – PF Darrell Arthur (6’9” – 225 lbs.), Kansas
Arthur would fit in perfect with the Nets. He is an extremely talented player. He is big, strong, and athletic. He is a good passer and plays very well with his back to the basket. He has pretty good range for a big guy. The Nets really need a low post presence and I think Arthur is the answer. He will need to bulk up a little in order to bang with some of the other big men in the NBA. I could see the Nets taking DeAndre Jordan but Arthur is the more proven player and will be able to make an impact right away.
11. Indiana Pacers – PG DJ Augustine (5’11” – 175), Texas
If he is still available here, the Kings need to take him. Augustine is a pure PG and is a leader, which is exactly what Sacramento needs. He is very quick and loves to penetrate. He is the kind of player who makes his team better (See Texas Longhorns the past two seasons). The Kings could go a couple of different ways here but if he is on the board I think they can pass him up.
12. Sacramento Kings – DeAndre Jordan (7’0” – 260 lbs.), Texas A&M
Pure athlete. The potential and upside for Jordan is high. He is a very good defender. He uses his height and large wingspan to black and alter shots. He is a good rebounder and can run the floor pretty well for a guy his size. He has very good touch for a big guy. Jordan might be picked a little higher but I have him falling right now because he is more NBA prospect that NBA ready right now.
13. Portland Trailblazers – Joe Alexander (6’8” – 230 lbs.), West Virginia
I think the Blazers draft Joe Alexander for a couple of different reasons. He is pretty athletic for his size. He can score if a variety of different ways. Alexander has a good post up game with soft touch and can finish around the hoop. He is also a pretty good shooter for his size. He will need to improve from downtown but with the amount of talent the Blazers have right now; I think the former Mountaineer is the perfect pick. He will fit in well with SG Brandon Roy, PF LaMarcus Aldridge, and C Greg Oden. By adding SF Alexander and a true point guard the Blazers could be on to something.
14. Golden State Warriors – PF/C Kevin Love (6’10” – 260 lbs.), UCLA
Love was arguably the most dominate player in college basketball last year. He has a big body frame that will allow him to be a good rebounder in the NBA. He can also shoot the ball very well for a guy his size. He isn’t the most athletic player in the draft, but has the potential to be a good NBA player for years to come. He always seems to be in the right spot and is an excellent passer. Love is a safe pick and will definitely be able to contribute right away.
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 will fit in perfect with the Suns style of basketball.
16. Philadelphia 76ers – PF/C Kosta Koufos (7’1” – 245 lbs.), Ohio State
17. Toronto Raptors – SF Donte Greene (6’10” – 220 lbs.), Syracuse
18. Washington Wizards – C Robin Lopez (7’0” – 255 lbs.), Stanford
19. Cleveland Cavilers – PG/SG Mario Chalmers (6’1” – 190 lbs.), Kansas
20. Denver Nuggets – C Roy Hibbert (7’2” – 270 lbs.), Georgetown
21. New Jersey Nets (from Dallas) – SF Nicholas Batum (6’8” – 215 lbs.), France
22. Orlando Magic – C JaVale McGee (7’0” – 237 lbs.), Nevada
23.Utah Jazz – SG/SF Chris Douglas-Roberts (6’7” – 200 lbs.), Memphis
24. Seattle Supersonics (from Phoenix) – PF Serge Ibaka (6’10” – 220 lbs.), Congo
25. Houston Rockets – PF/C Marreese Speights (6’10” – 245), Florida
26. San Antonio Spurs – SG/SF Courtney Lee (6’5” – 200 lbs.), Western Kentucky
27. New Orleans Hornets – C Alexis Ajinca (7’1” – 225 lbs.), France
28. Memphis Grizzlies (from LAL) - PG/SG/SF Bill Walker (6’6” – 235 lbs.), Kansas State
29. Detroit Pistons – PF Ryan Anderson (6’10” – 225 lbs.), California
30. Boston Celtics – SF Devon Jefferson (6’8” – 215 lbs.), USC
Round 2
31. Minnesota (from Miami from Boston) – SF Devon Jefferson (6’8” – 215 lbs.), USC
32. Seattle – PF JJ Hickson (6’9” – 240 lbs.), North Carolina State
33. Portland (from Memphis) – SF/PF Patrick Ewing Jr. (6’9” – 240 lbs.), Georgetown
34. Minnesota – PF/C Joey Dorsey (6’9” - 260 lbs.), Memphis
35. LA Clippers – C Ante Tomic (7’2” – 235 lbs.), Croatia
36. Portland (from New York) – PF Jason Thompson (6’11” - 250 lbs.), Rider
37. Milwaukee – PG/ SG Kyle Weaver (6’6” – 185 lbs.), Washington State
38. Charlotte – SF Gary Forbes (6’7” – 220 lbs.), Massachusetts
39. Chicago - C DeVon Hardin (6’11” – 250 lbs.), California
40. New Jersey – SF Shane Foster (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Vanderbilt
41. Indiana – SF JR Giddens (6’5” – 205 lbs.), New Mexico
42. Sacramento (from Atlanta) – Richard Hendrix (6’9” – 260 lbs.), Alabama
43. Sacramento – C Omer Asik (6’11” – 240 lbs.), Turkey
44. Utah (from Philadelphia) – SG/SF Sonny Weems (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Arkansas
45. San Antonio (from Toronto) - PG Goran Dragic (6’4” – 180 lbs.), Slovenia
46. Seattle (from Portland from Boston) – C Nathan Jawai (6’10”– 280 lbs.), Australia
47. Washington – PG/SG Lester Hudson (6’3”- 190 lbs.), Tennessee - Martin
48. Phoenix (from Cleveland) – SG Jamont Gordon (6’4” – 200 lbs.), Mississippi St.
49. Golden State – PG Rudy Mbemba (5’11” – 170 lbs.), Sweden
50. Seattle (from Denver) – SF Omir Casspi (6’8” – 230 lbs.), Israel
51. Dallas – PF/C Othello Hunter (6’8” – 225 lbs), Ohio St.
52. Miami (from Orlando) – C Trent Plaisted (6’11” – 245 lbs.), BYU
53. Utah – SG DeMarcus Nelson (6’3” – 195 lbs.), Duke
54. Houston - SG Richard Roby (6’6” – 205 lbs.), Colorado
55. Portland (from Phoenix from Indiana) – SG/SF Pat Calathes (6’10” – 200 lbs.), St. Joseph’s
56. Seattle (from New Orleans from Houston) – PF Henk Norel (6’11” – 230 lbs.), Netherlands
57. San Antonio – C Aleks Maric (6’11” – 270 lbs.), Nebraska
58. LA Lakers – PF James Gist (6’8” – 225 lbs.), Maryland
59. Detroit – SF Keith Brumbaugh (6’8” – 210 lbs.), Hillsborough CC
60. Boston – C Sasha Kaun (6’11” – 250 lbs.), Kansas
Others who might sneak into the 2008 NBA Draft:
PF Josh Duncan (6’9” – 240 lbs.), Xavier
SG/SF Malik Hairston (6’6” – 220 lbs.), Oregon
SG Marcelus Kemp (6’5” – 210 lbs.), Nevada
PG Brian Roberts (6’2” – 175 lbs.), Dayton
PF/C Luc Mbah a Moute (6’7”), UCLA
PF/C Nikola Pekovic (6’11” – 235 lbs.)
SF Marcus Dove (6’9”), Oklahoma State
C John Reik, Sudan
PF Darnell Jackson, Kansas
SF Will Daniels, Rhode Island
I don’t think you can go wrong with the top two picks however, at 6’10”, 235 pounds, Beasley can do it all. He is a very versatile player who can finish down low but can also shoot the ball very well from outside. He is very smooth and I don’t think the Bulls can afford to pass on such a talented big man. Putting him with the talent that they already have, the Bulls could be a dangerous team next year.
2. Miami Heat – PG Derrick Rose (6’3” – 190 lbs.), Memphis
Like I said, you can’t go wrong with these two. This is a heck of a consolation price to get Rose at pick number two. He is a strong ball handler who is unstoppable in the open court. Rose is very strong and can finish in the lane. He also is a great defender who will really help out the heat. A trio of Wade, Marion, and Rose will be a good place to build around for the Heat.
3. Minnesota Timberwolves – OJ Mayo (6’5” – 200 lbs.), USC
Mayo is a very talented guard who can flat out score. He is a very athletic kid who can play any guard position. He is a solid free throw shooter who has a knack for making the tough shot. He has the potential to be an above average defender in the NBA. Mayo has had some off the court issues that might stop him from being a top five pick.
4. Seattle Supersonics – PG Jerryd Bayless (6’3” – 193 lbs.), Arizona
Bayless is a great pick here for the Sonics. He is quick and can handle the ball very well. He can shoot off the dribble and can finish in traffic. The Sonics really need a point guard to help compliment Durant and I think Bayless is the best fit in this draft.
5. Memphis Grizzlies – C Brook Lopez (7’0” – 260 lbs.), Stanford
He is a very good sized player. He is big and will be an above average NBA rebounder. He also does a good job shot blocking and altering shots. He is the safe pick at this point for the Grizzlies. They need a big man. Memphis could take a little bit of a risk and go for some one like DeAndre Jordan who has a lot more potential and upside.
6. New York Knicks – SF Danilo Gallinari (6’10” – 195 lbs.), Italy
This pick is very up in the air. Why? Because the Knicks need a lot of help. I think Gallinari will be a good piece of the puzzle to start building around. He’s a player that can help the Knicks in many ways. He is a tall forward at 6’10” that can score in many different ways. For being 6’10”, he can handle the ball and shoot from deep. I don’t want to do it but from everything I have been reading it sounds like a Dirk Nowitzki replica. He sees the floor very well which allows him to also distribute the ball. Gallinari sounds like a perfect fit for new coach Mark D’Antoni. (Next stop for the Knicks, 2009 NBA Lottery.)
7. Los Anglos Clippers – PG Russell Westbrook (6’3” – 190 lbs.), UCLA
I think when people look back at the draft in ten years this could be one of the best picks. Westbrook does not get a lot of attention or recognition. He wasn’t a go-to on the UCLA team however he is a very solid player especially at the PG position. The Clippers really don’t have an answer there right now and Westbrook would be a great fit. He is extremely athletic and is a great passer. He will need to develop a little offensively, especially his jump shot. He is also an excellent defender who will fit in perfectly with the Clippers.
8. Milwaukee Bucks – SG Eric Gordon (6’3” – 215 lbs.), Indiana
I like the Bucks to take Gordon if he falls this far. This kid is also a great scorer. If the Bucks can get Gordon they will be able to trade Michael Redd and get rid of his huge contract. Gordon is a deadly shooter who can also finish in the lane. He is a very explosive player.
9. Charlotte Bobcats – SF/PF Anthony Randolph (6’10” – 205 lbs.), LSU
Randolph is a very athletic player especially for his size (6’10”). He is very good at blocking and altering shots. He is a good rebounder. He is quick and can score around the basket but will need to improve of his jump shot. He will need to bulk up a little to be able to bang with some of the big boys in the NBA but the sky is the limit for this kid.
10. New Jersey Nets – PF Darrell Arthur (6’9” – 225 lbs.), Kansas
Arthur would fit in perfect with the Nets. He is an extremely talented player. He is big, strong, and athletic. He is a good passer and plays very well with his back to the basket. He has pretty good range for a big guy. The Nets really need a low post presence and I think Arthur is the answer. He will need to bulk up a little in order to bang with some of the other big men in the NBA. I could see the Nets taking DeAndre Jordan but Arthur is the more proven player and will be able to make an impact right away.
11. Indiana Pacers – PG DJ Augustine (5’11” – 175), Texas
If he is still available here, the Kings need to take him. Augustine is a pure PG and is a leader, which is exactly what Sacramento needs. He is very quick and loves to penetrate. He is the kind of player who makes his team better (See Texas Longhorns the past two seasons). The Kings could go a couple of different ways here but if he is on the board I think they can pass him up.
12. Sacramento Kings – DeAndre Jordan (7’0” – 260 lbs.), Texas A&M
Pure athlete. The potential and upside for Jordan is high. He is a very good defender. He uses his height and large wingspan to black and alter shots. He is a good rebounder and can run the floor pretty well for a guy his size. He has very good touch for a big guy. Jordan might be picked a little higher but I have him falling right now because he is more NBA prospect that NBA ready right now.
13. Portland Trailblazers – Joe Alexander (6’8” – 230 lbs.), West Virginia
I think the Blazers draft Joe Alexander for a couple of different reasons. He is pretty athletic for his size. He can score if a variety of different ways. Alexander has a good post up game with soft touch and can finish around the hoop. He is also a pretty good shooter for his size. He will need to improve from downtown but with the amount of talent the Blazers have right now; I think the former Mountaineer is the perfect pick. He will fit in well with SG Brandon Roy, PF LaMarcus Aldridge, and C Greg Oden. By adding SF Alexander and a true point guard the Blazers could be on to something.
14. Golden State Warriors – PF/C Kevin Love (6’10” – 260 lbs.), UCLA
Love was arguably the most dominate player in college basketball last year. He has a big body frame that will allow him to be a good rebounder in the NBA. He can also shoot the ball very well for a guy his size. He isn’t the most athletic player in the draft, but has the potential to be a good NBA player for years to come. He always seems to be in the right spot and is an excellent passer. Love is a safe pick and will definitely be able to contribute right away.
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 an 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 will fit in perfect with the Suns style of basketball.
16. Philadelphia 76ers – PF/C Kosta Koufos (7’1” – 245 lbs.), Ohio State
17. Toronto Raptors – SF Donte Greene (6’10” – 220 lbs.), Syracuse
18. Washington Wizards – C Robin Lopez (7’0” – 255 lbs.), Stanford
19. Cleveland Cavilers – PG/SG Mario Chalmers (6’1” – 190 lbs.), Kansas
20. Denver Nuggets – C Roy Hibbert (7’2” – 270 lbs.), Georgetown
21. New Jersey Nets (from Dallas) – SF Nicholas Batum (6’8” – 215 lbs.), France
22. Orlando Magic – C JaVale McGee (7’0” – 237 lbs.), Nevada
23. Utah Jazz – SG/SF Chris Douglas-Roberts (6’7” – 200 lbs.), Memphis
24. Seattle Supersonics (from Phoenix) – PF Serge Ibaka (6’10” – 220 lbs.), Congo
25. Houston Rockets – PF/C Marreese Speights (6’10” – 245), Florida
26. San Antonio Spurs – C Alexis Ajinca (7’1” – 225 lbs.), France
27. New Orleans Hornets – SG/SF Courtney Lee (6’5” – 200 lbs.), Western Kentucky
28. Memphis Grizzlies (from LAL) - PG/SG/SF Bill Walker (6’6” – 235 lbs.), Kansas State
29. Detroit Pistons – PF Ryan Anderson (6’10” – 225 lbs.), California
30. Boston Celtics – PF DJ White (6’9” – 230 lbs.), Indiana
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