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[QUOTE="Melancer46, post: 4265804, member: 1674"]
I'm not sure any of them are like, slam dunks but they're all good prospects in their own ways. With Paolo, he was very efficient around the rim and in the mid-range and shot it decently well from 3 this year (though his threes were much better this season than he's been in the past, so I think it might take some time for him to become proficient in the NBA). And on top of that, he's a good passer/can create his own looks. He was a great rebounder in high school, though that fell off at Duke (potentially because he was playing next to Williams). Defense is obviously a question mark, and there's always the question mark of "You can run your offense through him, but will he be so good offensively that that's actually a winning formula?" But he definitely has the potential to be a focal point for your offense and that isn't really the case with Chet and might not be the case with Jabari.

I think I'd tend to rank Jabari and maybe Chet or Ivey ahead of Paolo if I'm ignoring team needs and stuff, but I totally get why some would take him #1.
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