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以下是他列出的前六十名大四的球員
1. Kenyon Martin PF 6-8 230 Cincinnati
An excellent defender and shotblocker. A terrific athlete and
intimidator, but needs to get stronger and continue to improve on the
offensive end.
2. Chris Porter SF 6-7 218 Auburn
An outstanding athlete who made a huge impact as a junior college
transfer. Has good strength and is a good rebounder. Undersized as a
power forward and must improve his perimeter skills to make move to
small forward. Has struggled in the early part of the season
3. Hanno Mottola SF 6-10 240 Utah
A good offensive player who can score both inside and outside. Has a
good shooting touch, but need to improve his passing and rebounding
skills.
4. Courtney Alexander SG 6-6 200 Fresno State
A pure scorer who sometimes takes bad shots. A good athlete, but
needs to show more interest on the defensive end.
5. Scoonie Penn PG 5-10 185 Ohio State
Good penetrating playmaker who can score as well. A bit undersized,
but he has good leadership skills.
6. Morris Peterson SG 6-6 210 Michigan State
Best sixth man in the country last season. Can score both inside and
outside. An unselfish player who moves well without the ball and is a
good defender.
7. Mark Madsen PF 6-8 235 Stanford
Nickname is "Mad dog" and it is not hard to figure out why he has
earned that title. Dangerous low post players who uses his body well.
Season was slowed by hamstring injury.
8. Etan Thomas PF 6-9 247 Syracuse
Aggressive defender and quick leaper, which makes him one of the
top shotblockers in the country. Uses his strength well and has shown
improvement as an offensive player. Was plagued by injuries early this
season.
9. Brad Millard C 7-3 345 St. Mary's
"Big Continent" has missed nearly two full seasons due to a foot injury
and continues to have problems physically. A physical presence who
can alter games. Has excellent strength and a nice shooting touch.
Must stay in shape to avoid further injuries.
10. Mateen Cleaves PG 6-2 195 Michigan State
Excellent passer with quick hands on the defensive end. Needs to
improve his shooting to keep NBA honest. Has missed the start of the
season with stress fracture in his right foot
11. Jason Collier PF 7-0 243 Georgia Tech
Excellent shooting big man who is more of a power forward, despite
his 7-0 size. Needs to improve his low post game.
12. Pete Mickeal SF 6-7 220 Cincinnati
Solid all-around forward who plays excellent defense. Needs to
continue to improve his perimeter skills.
13. Harold Arceneaux SF 6-6 215 Weber State
Effective scorer around the basket and has a good mid-range game.
Must improve his perimeter shooting and passing.
14. Lamont Long SG 6-4 190 New Mexico
Very good ballhandler who can create his own shot. Outstanding
rebounder for his size. Can be a bit streaky.
15. Eduardo Najera PF 6-8 235 Oklahoma
Strong inside player with a nice outside shooting touch. A good passer
and all-around player. Needs to improve his athleticism and
quickness.
16. Mamadou N'diaye C 7-0 235 Auburn
Good shotblocking and rebounding center who has improved as a
offensive performer this season. Has good footwork and strength with
a good upside. Still developing.
17. Jamaal Magliore C/PF 6-10 243 Kentucky
Took his name out of the NBA Draft to return for his senior season.
Has come alive offensively recently. Needs to improve his
face-the-basket game to play more minutes at power forward.
18. Ed Cota PG 6-0 198 North Carolina
Outstanding passer who knows how to run a team. Has an impressive
assist-to-turnover ratio. Needs to improve as an outside threat to
keep opposing teams honest.
19. Desmond Mason SF 6-6 217 Oklahoma State
An outstanding athlete who has shown improvement each season as a
shooter. Good defender who needs to improve perimeter skills to play
more minutes at shooting guard.
20. Chris Carrawell SF 6-6 220 Duke
Versatile player who can defend several positions on the floor. Needs
to continue to improve as an offensive player.
21. Dan Langhi PF 6-11 215 Vanderbilt
Excellent outside shooting big man who needs to show more of a low
post game. Having an outstanding senior season. Reminds scouts of
Matt Bullard.
22. Ken Johnson C 6-11 240 Ohio State
Strong shotblocker who shined in the Buckeyes' NCAA Tournament
run and is currently leading the country in that category. Has improved
offensively, but needs to improve his strength to score better in the
low post. A good athlete with a soft shooting touch.
23. A.J. Guyton PG 6-1 175 Indiana
Good offensive player who is off to a strong start. Moves well without
the ball, but needs to improve his playmaking skills to play point guard
in the pros.
24. Johnny Hemlsey SG 6-5 195 Miami (FL)
Good all-around player who has improved every season. Strong
outside shooter with good size at shooting guard.
25. Kevin Freeman SF 6-7 230 Connecticut
Hard worker who is a good inside player. Must improve shooting
range and ballhandling skills to play primarily small forward in the
NBA.
26. Lamont Barnes PF 6-10 230 Temple
Athletic forward who can play both inside and outside, but needs to
improve his perimeter skills.
27. Jason Hart PG 6-2 180 Syracuse
Outstanding defender who needs to improve his assist totals. Has
shown improvement throughout his career.
28. Brian Cardinal PF 6-8 230 Purdue
A hard-nosed, scrappy player who often draws the ire of opponents.
Solid all-around player who needs to stay out of foul trouble.
29. Matt Santangelo PG 6-1 180 Gonzaga
Excellent outside shooter who moves to the point guard full-time this
season. Questions about his quickness and athleticism haunt him.
30. Eddie House PG 6-1 180 Arizona State
Another scoring guard in a point guard's body. Has been a one-man
scoring machine for the Sun Devils this season. Needs to improve his
shot selection and playmaking skills. .
31. Doc Robinson PG 6-2 185 Auburn
An excellent floor leader who can create for himself or his teammates.
A good defender on the other end of the floor.
32. Bootsy Thornton SG 6-4 195 St. John's
Outstanding outside shooter who made big splash last season as a
junior college transfer. An underrated defender as well.
33. Jake Voskuhl C 6-11 245 Connecticut
Good interior defender and rebounder who still needs to show more
on the offensive end.
34. Terrance Roberson SF 6-7 215 Fresno State
Three-time Parade high school All-American who has never lived up
to his press clippings. Gained a fifth year of eligibility and has shown a
more complete offensive game.
35. Darnell Williams G 6-5 205 Xavier
Good offensive performer who missed all of the 1998-99 season with
a knee injury. A good defender with a nice outside touch.
36. Monty Mack SG 6-3 195 Massachusetts
Good offensive player who needs to improve his shot selection. A bit
undersized at the shooting guard spot.
37. Richie Parker SG 6-5 200 Long Island
Talented scorer with good athletic and scoring ability. Must prove to
NBA scouts that his past problems are behind him.
38. Ron Hale SF 6-8 210 Florida State
Athletic player who blossomed as a junior. Has good scoring ability.
39. T.J. Lux PF 6-9 240 Northern Illinois
Academic All-American who was redshirted last season due to severe
shin splints. Good rebounder and inside scorer who needs to improve
his shooting range.
40. Ryan Blackwell SF 6-7 220 Syracuse
Former Illinois transfer who is a good all-around performer. Solid
rebounder and defender.
41. Jaraan Cornell SG 6-4 200 Purdue
Lefthander who is hoping to bounce back from a disappointing junior
campaign. A bit undersized at the shooting guard spot.
42. Gabe Muoneke PF 6-7 250 Texas
Strong player who can score both inside and outside. Needs to keep
his composure on the court.
43. Jacob Jaacks PF 6-9 235 Iowa
Physical player who is one of the most improved players in the
country this season.
44. Marquis Gainous PF 6-9 220 TCU
Strong inside player with good outside touch. Needs to improve play
in a half-court offense.
45. Jabari Smith C 6-11 255 LSU
Active big man with good low post moves. Gained strength in the
offseason
46. Shaheen Holloway PG 5-10 175 Seton Hall
Highly touted playmaker who has not lived up to expectations. Has
terrific quickness, but needs to improve his shooting percentage and
cut down on his turnovers.
47. Rashad Phillips PG 5-10 162 Detroit
An excellent scoring small guard who is off to a strong start this
season. Has good quickness, but needs to show more of a
playmaking side. Could petition for another year of eligibility.
48. Gee Gervin PG 6-2 165 Houston
Son of Hall of Famer George is an excellent outside shooter with
good quickness. Must improve defensively and show that he can play
point guard at the next level.
49. Evaldas Jocys SF 6-9 220 East Carolina
Well-rounder player is a good outside shooter and passer. Needs to
show more toughness inside.
50. Luther Clay PF 6-9 230 Rhode Island
A talented forward who has been a bit of an underachiever.
51. Brandon Kurtz PF 6-10 255 Tulsa
Good low post player who will likely move to power froward at the
next level. Needs to get stronger and avoid foul troubles.
52. Lavar Postell SF 6-6 215 St. John's
Solid all-around player who does a little of everything. Needs to
improve his ballhandling and passing skills to spend some time in the
backcourt.
53. Malik Allen PF 6-10 240 Villanova
Athletic big man who came on strong last season after move to center.
Good shotblocker who has improved his offense game each year.
54. Donnie Carr SG 6-3 212 LaSalle
Offensive-minded player who needs to show that he can play some
minutes at point guard. Needs to improve his shot selection and
defense.
55. Eddie Gill PG 6-0 195 Weber State
Junior college transfer who shined in the NCAA Tournament for the
Wildcats. Good outside shooter and ballhandler.
56. Chico Fletcher PG 5-6 170 Arkansas State
Smallish point guard who has been Sun Belt MVP the past two
seasons. Good defender with quick hands on defense.
57. Isaac Hawkins PF 6-8 210 Pittsburgh
Good inside player who has been sidelined with a foot injury this
season
58. Deon Luton SG 6-5 205 Washington
Good outside shooter who needs to improve his mid range game and
ballhandling.
59. A.D. Smith SF 6-8 233 Oregon
Hard working, versatile player who has shown improvement each
year. Needs to display more athleticism.
60. Mike Pegues PF 6-5 240 Delaware
Excellent low post presence, despite his lack of height. Needs to
show more perimeter skills at the next level.
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