Actually playing... Alex Acker, SG, Pepperdine Deji Akindele, C, Chicago State Alan Anderson, SG, Michigan State Kelenna Azubuike, SG, Kentucky Sean Banks, SF, Memphis Eddie Basden, SG, Charlotte Mike Bell, SF, Florida Atlantic Yiannis Bouroussis, C, Greece Dee Brown, G, Illinois Marcus Campbell, C, Mississippi State Will Conroy, PG, Washington Taylor Coppenrath, PF, Vermont Travis Diener, PG, Marquette Daryl Dorsey, PG D'or Fischer, C, West Virginia Eddy Fobbs, F/C, Sam Houston St. Sharrod Ford, F, Clemson Torin Francis, PF, Notre Dame John Gilchrist, PG, Maryland Marcin Gortat, C, Poland Chuck Hayes, F, Kentucky Luther Head, G, Illinois Jared Homan, F/C, Iowa State Dwayne Jones, C, St. Joseph's Mindaugas Katelynas, F, UT-Chattanooga Jason Klotz, C, Texas Carl Krauser, PG, Pittsburgh Keith Langford, SG, Kansas David Lee, PF, Florida David Lucas, F, Oregon State John Lucas, PG, Oklahoma State Jackie Manuel, SG, North Carolina Rawle Marshall, SG/SF, Oakland Jason Maxiell, PF, Cincinnati Ivan McFarlin, PF, Oklahoma State Juan Mendez, PF, Niagara Pops Mensah-Bonsu, PF, George Washington Aaron Miles, PG, Kansas Randolph Morris, C, Kentucky Ellis Myles, PF, Lousiville Larry O'Bannon, SG, Louisville Drago Pasalic, PF, Croatia Kevin Pittsnogle, PF, West Virginia Carlos Powell, F, South Carolina Roger Powell, F, Illinois Ronnie Price, G, Utah Valley State Anthony Roberson, G, Florida Brandon Rush, SG, High School Luke Schenscher, C, Georgia Tech Tre Simmons, SG, Washington David Simon, G, IPFW Marcus Slaughter, PF, San Diego State Steven Smith, SF, LaSalle Salim Stoudamire, G, Arizona Chris Thomas, PG, Notre Dame Omar Thomas, F, UTEP Dijon Thompson, G/F, UCLA Ronny Turiaf, PF, Gonzaga Robert Whaley, PF/C, Cincinnati Eric Williams, F, Wake Forest Jawad Williams, F, North Carolina Louis Williams, SG, High School Bracey Wright, SG, Indiana Physical only Nemanja Aleksandrov, SF, Serbia Martynas Andriuskevicus, PF, Lithuania Andrew Bogut, C, Utah Ike Diogu, PF, Arizona State Monta Ellis, G, High School Raymond Felton, PG, North Carolina Rudy Fernandez, SG, Spain Channing Frye, C, Arizona Francisco Garcia, SG, Louisville Joey Graham, SF, Oklahoma Danny Granger, SF, New Mexico Gerald Green, SG, High School Julius Hodge, SG, North Carolina State Ersan Ilyasova, SF, Turkey Jarrett Jack, PG, Georgia Tech Sean May, PF, North Carolina Rashad McCants, SG, North Carolina Chris Paul, PG, Wake Forest Wayne Simien, PF, Kansas Chris Taft, PF, Pittsburgh Charlie Villanueva, PF, UConn Hakim Warrick, PF, Syracuse Martell Webster, SG, High School Deron Williams, PG, Illinois Marvin Williams, SF, North Carolina Antoine Wright, SG, Texas A&M
Quick update Will Bynum and Mustaffa Al-Sayyad replaced Louis Williams and Randolph Morris at the camp.
Pre Draft Teams <u>Team 1</u> John Gilchrist Daryl Dorsey Eddie Basden Brandon Rush Omar Thomas Chuck Hayes Marcus Slaughter Ellis Myles Deng Gai Marcin Gortat <u>Team 2</u> Carl Krauser Chris Thomas Kelenna Azuibuke Larry O'Bannon Sean Banks Drago Pasalic Juan Mendez Kevin Pittsnoogle Eddy Fobbs Jason Klontz Randolph Morris (likely replaced by Mustaffa Al-Sayyad) <u>Team 3</u> Anthony Roberson Will Conroy Salim Stoudamire Tre Simmons Carlos Powell Dijon Thompson Jason Maxiell David Lee David Lucas Jared Homan Marcus Campbell <u>Team 4</u> Dee Brown Aaron Miles Jackie Manuel Alan Anderson Mindaugas Katelynas Ivan McFarlin Taylor Coppenwrath Torin Francis Dwayne Jones D'or Fischer <u>Team 5</u> Travis Diener Luther Head Ronnie Price Keith Langford Alex Acker Jawad Williams Mike Bell Robert Whaley Sharrod Ford Deji Akindele David Simon <u>Team 6</u> Louis Williams (likely replaced by Will Bynum) John Lucas Rawle Marshall Bracey Wright Steven Smith Roger Powell Ronny Turiaf Pops Mensah-Bonsu Luke Schenscher Eric Williams
Pretty much a clear distinction here,with nobody who has round 1 expectatins deciding to play,leaving it a showcase for mostly players who will prove they should get drafted in round 2,with a few having a chance to show enough to get into the late rd 1 area. A very interesting aspect is how well some underclassmen do,whether they bail out,or stay in even if round 2 seems to be their slot. Too bad several of the Euros didn't want to play. I feel that some of the young Euros get way too much hype and have not earned round 1 slots. This might have proved something one way or another. I guess if I was Aleksandrov and some gave me a free pass into rd 1 I'd take it,and not risk getting schooled by a guy ranked lower by some. The cool thing here is that several of these "round 2" guys may well be quite a bit better than a few names often listed on rd 1 mocks and some team will get a bargain.
Interesting to see Daniel Ewing and to a lesser extent, Tiras Wade aren't there. I assume they both pulled out?
