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[QUOTE="BludOrange, post: 1365757, member: 4268"]
Towns has more all around game than Okafor and is not a slouch at the Charity stripe. Can see him playing down low for first part of his career then slowly turning into a stretch forward/center with athleticism. He still has plenty of work to do, but he should go #1.

Lyles has the all around game and a high bball IQ. I like the fact that he can use both hands to shoot around the rim. Should be a solid pro after a season or two.

Booker needs to work on his D. And then work on it some more. His offense is a different story though. Has one of the smoothest strokes I've seen in quite a while and does not lack confidence.

I'm not sure how Cauley-Stein will do vs the big boys down low in the NBA. WCS was good at guarding college guards up top, he sagged off of them and used his length to contest the shot if they hoisted a 3ball. By laying off of them, it made it hard to be able to penetrate or go around him. Most of his blocks came from being the help defender and not the primary. It won't be the same in the League. He won't be guarding point guards that can't dribble with both hands or ones that can't shoot. Don't think he'll be guarding many guards in the league. Never got to really see him play a ton of post defense vs any quality PF or C this past season.

Dakari will be spending a lot of time in the D-league. Still needs to prove that he's not just a big body and that he can play.

Harrison twins will make a roster eventually.
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