Tuesday, May 14, 2013

ADVANCED STATS: ROOKIE RETROSPECTIVE, 2012-2013 SEASON

This is going to be an analysis of all rookies who played meaningful minutes this year, using the advanced metrics in the past several posts:

Sunday, May 12, 2013

THE OFFENSIVE SKILL LEVEL RATER

So we focused on defense last time, so now let's focus on offense. Let's look at pure jumpshooting ability, explained in further detail here in this graph: http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/jumpshootingmetric/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no


Friday, May 10, 2013

THE ALL NON OFFENSE PLAYER RATER, 2012-13

So I've created algorithms that attempt to capture a player's on and off ball defense--"soft' defensive stats--this is tabulated through a combination of using nba.com/stats' shots guarded and +/- relative to the team's overall defensive efficiency. Then there's also the "hard" defensive stats--basically a combination of the player's defensive rebound rate and defensive playmaking (steals+blocks+charges) minus their fouling rate, so we can see their "hard" impact on defense. For the "hard" defense, we want to put all players across an even playing field--so I took their numbers and subtracted the average for that position from it (via Hoopdata's player stats) so we could standardize.

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Percentage Of Shots Taken

Play with the graphs here too:
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/atrimshots/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/atrimshots2/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/atrim3/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/atrimshots4/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/atrim5/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/dunkshot/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/dunkagain/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no
http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/dunkshotsatrim/Sheet1?:embed=y&:display_count=no

















Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Saturday, February 9, 2013

2013 BIG BOARD, ANALYSIS

1Marcus Smart 13.68608H: 6' 4"W: 200 lbsSGOklahoma StFr

Smart's a baller and a legit choice for the #1 pick: defensively, he's an excellent rebounder and wreaks havoc with steals and blocks despite only standing 6'4". He also sports a very nonelusive offensive game--he operates more as a slasher but is also quite willing to spread the floor. His long range shot is questionable, but based on his pretty good free throw percentage it should improve for sure. Smart's not quite a PG (he's more of a SG), but he passes quite better than most NBA SGs and should be able to play the point in a pinch. The whole profile makes it look like he's Dwyane Wade 2.0 here.

2Nerlens Noel12.40578H: 6' 11"W: 216 lbsCKentuckyFr


Noel is an absolute sick defensive playmaker, able to lay low for tons of steals for a big man while also being an excellent shotblocker--it's to the point where anything short of excellent defense in the NBA is a disappointment. That's how good he has been in college. He doesn't just go for every lofted shot, he also is a very good rebounder. On the other end is where people grow skeptical--his best attribute is that he passes the ball like NBA power forwards, but his offense is nonelusive and his jumper is pretty much broke at this stage. He might be a very poor offensive player and a sick defensive player in the league.

3Jordan Adams12.275H: 6' 5"W: 220 lbsSGUCLAFr

Adams has an very nonelusive offensive game, slashing to the hole and spreading the floor from deep relatively equally. His long ball is questionable at this point in time, but he has very good touch from the stripe so that should improve with time. Adams also holds his own as a shooting guard passer--he isn't a master creator, but he fits snugly into the 2-guard spot for the league. He's not much of a rebounder, but he's surprisingly adept at making defensive plays for his position. As a versatile scorer with handles and side defensive playmaking there's a lot of chatter of James Harden without the passing, and that could be true.

4Michael Carter-Williams11.9713H: 6' 5"W: 167 lbsPGSyracuseSo


With Carter-Williams, versatility's the name of the game. Carter-Williams stands 6'5" but is an excellent passer, even for PG standards; he should be able to get at least 7 assists a game effortlessly at the NBA level. He also has a somewhat nonelusive offensive game that features slashing with a willingness to spread the floor, but he doesn't appear to be much of a shooter: he's a pretty poor long range shooter, and the free throw percentage doesn't give much hope. At the other end, Carter-Williams is an excellent defensive playmaker, really showing a real knack for steals, and also is a very good rebounder for his size. He might showcase the ability to get triple doubles at the next level. Carter-Williams is the ultimate stuffer--a tall PG who racks up assists effortlessly, is a good rebounder and stealer, and has a reasonable offensive framework, but needs to improve the jumper.

5Ben McLemore11.7965H: 6' 4"W: 181 lbsSGKansasFr


Despite people touting his offensive prowess, I don't think McLemore is all that interesting offensively: yes, he's a great shooter--both from deep and from the stripe--and while his offensive game is somewhat nonelusive featuring some slashing and three bombing, it's not very nonelusive. This matters because McLemore, while he passes the ball like NBA SGs, isn't an excellent passer by any sense of imagination, so at 6'4" he doesn't see too many advantages at his position. So it might just as a robust shooter and occasional slasher in the league, and that's about it--those shorter Jason Richardson comparisons might be money. Like JRich, McLemore is a very good rebounder for his size but just a decent defensive playmaker. The expectation is that he's a 6'4" robust shooter-scorer with rebounding, but there's no real star upside here.

6Kentavious Caldwell-Pope11.68611H: 6' 5"W: 205 lbsSGGeorgiaSo


Caldwell-Pope is a somewhat of a mixed bag as a player, but intriguing nonetheless. For example, offensively, he's very nonelusive, although extremely long range heavy, but for an inclined jumpshooter he draws fouls somewhat decently. He has multiple problems though: it's questionable whether he can buy into his shooting. He's not that good from the stripe, and the overall three point shooting appears to be just average, so there's a chance he can be a low percentage jumper chucker in the league. Adding to that "chucking" idea is the fact that he passes more like small forwards than than he does a shooting guard, so he's not exactly a great player to play alongside for teammates. Defensively, there's potential: Caldwell-Pope rebounds really well for his size, and wreaks defensive havoc with his quick hands for steals. Defensively is where he could make his mark: offensively he's just a streaky gunner with tunnel vision, but we can see where some of the Kerry Kittles comparisons come from. On the offense alone, he's not All-Star material.

7Cody Zeller11.67729H: 6' 11"W: 240 lbsCIndianaSo


Offensively, Zeller draws fouls well and has pretty good touch on his jumper, but his passing is nondescript. He makes quite a few defensive plays and will alternate between the occasional block and laying low for steals, but he isn't a conventionally great shotblocker that we've come to expect from near 7-footers. He's also just a decent rebounder at best, considering his size. We've seen his type before--good inside-outside offensive big man who plays hard to make defensive plays, but is lacking in the hard big man core abilities of shotblocking and rebounding. Some of those types have combined that with passing (Brad Miller), but Zeller doesn't have that. In that sense, the upper end of his upside is poor, but his ability to make a few defensive plays and draw fouls means he's not a conventional stiff. Maybe a rich man's Jason Smith?

8Anthony Bennett11.48568H: 6' 7"W: 240 lbsPFUNLVSo


With Bennett, there's a feeling that there's less that meets the eye: he's a face up power forward with a nonelusive offensive game--he mostly draws fouls, but occasionally he'll spot up from distance. He's an average shooter from deep and an OK shooter from the stripe, so it's questionable whether this is a great proposition for him. He's not much of a passer at all, so for a 6'7" power forward he's definitely physically at a disadvantage for the NBA. Bennett's major calling card might be his rebounding ability, which at 6'7" is excellent, although he's not much of a defensive playmaker. Largely, he's a 6'7" power forward with only real great trick--rebounding--as his inside-outside game is very rough around the edges and he brings little in other team nuances like passing and defensive playmaking. Might be a project, and a possible bust.

9Otto Porter11.47101H: 6' 8"W: 205 lbsSFGeorgetownSo


Porter's best asset, kind of like Carter-Williams, is his versatility; Porter's ballhandling and passing skills are almost to the level of NBA PGs, so at 6'8" he's perceived as a matchup nightmare from the small forward position. Elsewhere, his offense is a wreck--very nonelusive and mid-range heavy, and his jumper appears to be just OK at best so his long range success this year might be a fluke; anyway. Defensively, Porter might be a stopper material; he makes a ton of defensive plays, racking up a ton of steals and even blocks, and he's an excellent rebounder for his size. He doesn't have the best offense, but at 6'8" his ability to make plays without  touching the ball--passing and defense--is incredibly useful in today's league, and he plays the part of a matchup nightmare. Not a star, but an incredibly useful cog player.

10Kyle Anderson11.38612H: 6' 8"W: 233 lbsSFUCLAFr


Defensively, Anderson can be stopper material. He has an amazingly elite rebound rate that would even make even the best college centers swoon, and he's also a very good defensive playmaker who can lay low for tons of steals and get a few blocks. That versatility also extends over to offense--Anderson passes and handles the ball almost like NBA PGs, and so at small forward, standing 6'8", he's considered a matchup nightmare. The rest of his offense is poor--he's somewhat mid-range heavy, has an OK jumper at best, and really seems to lack a long range shot. But his versatility is similar to Otto Porter's on both the passing, rebounding, and defensive playmaking, and that has its uses as a really good NBA cog player.


Friday, February 1, 2013

BEST COLLEGE TEAMS































OUT OF 157 tracked prospects:

16 Grant Jerrett 10.36887 H: 6' 10" W: 220 lbs PF Fr Arizona
73 Brandon Ashley 8.286759 H: 6' 7" W: 191 lbs C Fr Arizona
96 Solomon Hill 7.7245 H: 6' 6" W: 230 lbs SF Sr Arizona
115 Kaleb Tarczewski 7.134915 H: 7' 0" W: 243 lbs C Fr Arizona
149 Kevin Parrom 5.87861 H: 6' 6" W: 205 lbs SF Sr Arizona
21 Jordan Bachynski 9.95963 H: 7' 2" W: 243 lbs C Jr Arizona St
116 Jahii Carson 7.083501 H: 5' 11" W: 167 lbs PG Fr Arizona St.
139 Carrick Felix 6.496859 H: 6' 6" W: 196 lbs SF Sr Arizona St.
78 BJ Young 8.146732 H: 6' 3" W: 158 lbs SG So Arkansas
58 Pierre Jackson 8.927237 H: 5' 10" W: 180 lbs PG Sr Baylor
126 Isaiah Austin 6.896776 H: 6' 11" W: 201 lbs C Fr Baylor
140 Cory Jefferson 6.413707 H: 6' 9" W: 210 lbs C Jr Baylor
52 Mike Muscala 9.004706 H: 6' 11" W: 232 lbs PF Sr Bucknell
97 Javon McCrea 7.691155 H: 6' 6" W: 225 lbs PF Jr Buffalo
47 Allen Crabbe 9.075856 H: 6' 6" W: 205 lbs SF Jr California
27 Sean Kilpatrick 9.732824 H: 6' 4" W: 215 lbs SG Jr Cincinnati
26 Andre Roberson 9.787763 H: 6' 7" W: 210 lbs PF Jr Colorado
30 Spencer Dinwiddie 9.662696 H: 6' 6" W: 200 lbs SG So Colorado
81 Doug McDermott 8.100992 H: 6' 8" W: 223 lbs PF Jr Creighton
46 Ray McCallum 9.077866 H: 6' 2" W: 187 lbs PG Jr Detroit
28 Ryan Kelly 9.697121 H: 6' 11" W: 230 lbs PF Sr Duke
44 Rasheed Sulaimon 9.101523 H: 6' 4" W: 186 lbs SG Fr Duke
59 Mason Plumlee 8.8978 H: 6' 11" W: 245 lbs PF Sr Duke
83 Rodney Hood 8.042388 H: 6' 8" W: 187 lbs SF Fr Duke
91 Seth Curry 7.864295 H: 6' 2" W: 170 lbs SG Sr Duke
106 Erik Murphy 7.374766 H: 6' 10" W: 220 lbs PF Sr Florida
122 Patric Young 6.921452 H: 6' 9" W: 249 lbs C Jr Florida
99 Kenny Boynton 7.638255 H: 6' 2" W: 185 lbs SG So Florida 
143 Michael Snaer  6.226331 H: 6' 4" W: 185 lbs SF Sr Florida St
9 Otto Porter 11.47101 H: 6' 8" W: 205 lbs SF So Georgetown
54 Greg Whittington 8.973429 H: 6' 8" W: 212 lbs SF So Georgetown
6 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope 11.68611 H: 6' 5" W: 205 lbs SG So Georgia
146 Eric Ferguson 6.066654 H: 6' 8" W: 204 lbs C Jr Georgia Southern
84 Kelly Olynyk 7.986591 H: 7' 0" W: 238 lbs C Jr Gonzaga
118 Przemek Karnowski 7.045587 H: 7' 1" W: 305 lbs C Fr Gonzaga
147 Elias Harris 5.944282 H: 6' 7" W: 220 lbs PF Sr Gonzaga
51 Brandon Paul 9.018308 H: 6' 4" W: 200 lbs SG Sr Illinois
113 Jackie Carmichael  7.287635 H: 6' 9" W: 241 lbs C Sr Illinois St
7 Cody Zeller 11.67729 H: 6' 11" W: 240 lbs C So Indiana
39 Victor Oladipo 9.257874 H: 6' 5" W: 215 lbs SF Jr Indiana
80 Christian Watford 8.101189 H: 6' 8" W: 229 lbs PF Sr Indiana
142 Will Sheehey 6.249712 H: 6' 7" W: 200 lbs PF Jr Indiana
12 Daniel Theis 11.3194 H: 6' 9" W: 215 lbs PF 1992 Int'l
14 Lucas Noguiera 10.82458 H: 7' 0" W: 220 lbs C 1992 Int'l
18 Klemen Prepelic 10.1626 H: 6' 3" W: 180 lbs SG 1992 Int'l
31 Sergey Karasev 9.590294 H: 6' 7" W: 205 lbs SF 1993 Int'l
55 Rudy Gobert  8.971793 H: 7' 1" W: 235 lbs C 1992 Int'l
79 Bojan Dubljevic  8.129569 H: 6' 10" W: 242 lbs C 1991 Int'l
94 Daniel Diez 7.755723 H: 6' 8" W: 204 lbs PF 1993 Int'l
98 Marko Todorovic 7.675985 H: 6' 11" W: 240 lbs C 1992 Int'l
121 Leo Wastermann  6.945861 H: 6' 7" W: 199 lbs SG 1992 Int'l
131 Raul Neto 6.804267 H: 6' 1" W: 168 lbs SG 1992 Int'l
132 Dario Saric 6.753494 H: 6' 10" W: 223 lbs SF 1994 Int'l
134 Mateusz Ponitka 6.731214 H: 6' 6" W: 211 lbs PF 1993 Int'l
136 Livio Jean-Charles 6.628824 H: 6' 8" W: 210 lbs PF 1993 Int'l
144 Alex Abrines 6.145953 H: 6' 5" W: 190 lbs C 1993 Int'l
151 Louis Labeyre 5.386434 H: 6' 10" W: 191 lbs PF 1992 Int'l
152 Oleksandr Lypovyy 5.316172 H: 6' 8" W: 192 lbs SF 1991 Int'l
154 Nemanja Nedovic  4.935425 H: 6' 4" W: 195 lbs SG 1991 Int'l
155 Joffrey Lauvergne 4.67706 H: 6' 11" W: 225 lbs PF 1991 Int'l
156 Augusto Cesar Lima  4.130255 H: 6' 10" W: 225 lbs C 1991 Int'l
157 Philip Neumann 4.077574 H: 6' 11" W: 240 lbs C 1992 Int'l
141 Linos Chrysikopoulos 6.262551 H: 6' 9" W: 208 lbs SF 1992 Int'l 
5 Ben McLemore 11.7965 H: 6' 4" W: 181 lbs SG Fr Kansas
11 Jeff Withey 11.36822 H: 7' 0" W: 235 lbs C Sr Kansas
124 Elijah Johnson  6.907435 H: 6' 2" W: 195 lbs PG Sr Kansas
2 Nerlens Noel 12.40578 H: 6' 11" W: 216 lbs C Fr Kentucky
20 Archie Goodwin 10.12635 H: 6' 4" W: 198 lbs SG Fr Kentucky
25 Willie Cauley 9.856832 H: 7' 0" W: 245 lbs C Fr Kentucky
49 Kyle Wiltjer 9.060219 H: 6' 9" W: 226 lbs PF So Kentucky
90 Alex Poythress  7.865292 H: 6' 8" W: 239 lbs C Fr Kentucky
123 Ryan Harrow 6.91111 H: 6' 2" W: 170 lbs PG So Kentucky
69 CJ McCollum  8.568813 H: 6' 3" W: 165 lbs SG Sr Lehigh
24 Gorgui Dieng 9.8616 H: 6' 11" W: 245 lbs C Jr Louisville
72 Russ Smith  8.333145 H: 6' 0" W: 160 lbs SG Jr Louisville
82 Chane Behanan 8.043563 H: 6' 7" W: 253 lbs PF So Louisville
87 Peyton Siva 7.908979 H: 5' 11" W: 180 lbs PG Sr Louisville
109 Wayne Blackshear 7.329273 H: 6' 5" W: 215 lbs PF So Louisville
15 Alex Len 10.5039 H: 7' 1" W: 240 lbs C So Maryland
107 Dezmine Wells 7.354972 H: 6' 4" W: 217 lbs SF So Maryland
86 Joe Jackson 7.958051 H: 6' 0" W: 163 lbs SG Jr Memphis
130 Tarik Black 6.807833 H: 6' 8" W: 220 lbs C Jr Memphis
133 Adonis Thomas 6.73137 H: 6' 7" W: 241 lbs SF So Memphis
135 Kenny Kadji 6.637324 H: 6' 11" W: 240 lbs C Sr Miami FL
22 Glenn Robinson III 9.900152 H: 6' 6" W: 210 lbs SF Fr Michigan
23 Trey Burke 9.886178 H: 6' 0" W: 190 lbs PG So Michigan
70 Tim Hardaway Jr 8.534589 H: 6' 6" W: 190 lbs SG Jr Michigan
76 Keith Appling 8.194454 H: 6' 2" W: 170 lbs SG Jr Michigan St
77 Gary Harris 8.156983 H: 6' 4" W: 210 lbs PF Fr Michigan St
92 Adreian Payne 7.832402 H: 6' 9" W: 215 lbs C Jr Michigan St
95 Branden Dawson 7.748378 H: 6' 6" W: 206 lbs PF So Michigan St
34 Andre Hollins 9.518148 H: 6' 1" W: 200 lbs SG So Minnesota
53 Trevor Mbakwe 8.988047 H: 6' 8" W: 237 lbs PF Sr Minnesota
105 Rodney Williams 7.412385 H: 6' 6" W: 204 lbs SF Sr Minnesota
67 Phil Pressey 8.641681 H: 6' 0" W: 178 lbs PG Jr Missouri
68 Michael Dixon 8.570911 H: 6' 1" W: 185 lbs PG Sr Missouri
93 Laurence Bowers 7.809793 H: 6' 8" W: 205 lbs PF Sr Missouri
137 Alex Oriakhi  6.626177 H: 6' 9" W: 255 lbs C Sr Missouri
104 Isaiah Canaan  7.480822 H: 6' 1" W: 200 lbs SG Sr Murray St
40 Lorenzo Brown 9.22186 H: 6' 4" W: 186 lbs PG Jr NC State
64 CJ Leslie  8.688124 H: 6' 9" W: 207 lbs PF Jr NC State
111 Richard Howell 7.319374 H: 6' 8" W: 220 lbs PF Sr NC State
112 TJ Warren 7.303683 H: 6' 8" W: 230 lbs PF Fr NC State
138 Rodney Purvis 6.538789 H: 6' 4" W: 190 lbs SG Fr NC State
36 Deonte Burton  9.400109 H: 6' 1" W: 185 lbs SG Jr Nevada
63 Kendall Williams 8.711416 H: 6' 4" W: 180 lbs PG Jr New Mexico
75 Tony Mitchell  8.227539 H: 6' 8" W: 235 lbs C So North Texas
35 Jerian Grant 9.409318 H: 6' 5" W: 195 lbs PG So Notre Dame
89 Jack Cooley 7.868083 H: 6' 9" W: 248 lbs PF Sr Notre Dame
37 Aaron Craft 9.311708 H: 6' 2" W: 195 lbs PG Jr Ohio St
50 Deshaun Thomas 9.055267 H: 6' 7" W: 220 lbs SF Jr Ohio St
125 Shannon Scott 6.900149 H: 6' 2" W: 175 lbs PG So Ohio St
114 Amath M'Baye  7.138199 H: 6' 9" W: 215 lbs C Jr Oklahoma
1 Marcus Smart  13.68608 H: 6' 4" W: 200 lbs SG Fr Oklahoma St
102 LeBryan Nash  7.53923 H: 6' 7" W: 220 lbs PF So Oklahoma St
33 Arsalan Kazemi 9.539903 H: 6' 8" W: 225 lbs PF Sr Oregon
17 Eric Moreland 10.16525 H: 6' 10" W: 201 lbs PF So Oregon St
32 Devon Collier 9.558593 H: 6' 8" W: 215 lbs SF Jr Oregon St
66 Steven Adams 8.670784 H: 6' 11" W: 235 lbs C Fr Pittsburgh
129 Talib Zanna 6.819449 H: 6' 9" W: 225 lbs C Jr Pittsburgh
48 Bryce Cotton 9.060951 H: 6' 1" W: 165 lbs SG Jr Providence
42 AJ Hammons 9.187792 H: 7' 0" W: 278 lbs C Fr Purdue
60 Jamaal Franklin 8.881919 H: 6' 5" W: 205 lbs PF Jr San Diego St
74 Winston Shepard 8.257762 H: 6' 7" W: 190 lbs SF Fr San Diego St
71 Fuquan Edwin 8.403424 H: 6' 6" W: 205 lbs SF Jr Seton Hall
45 Nate Wolters 9.092822 H: 6' 4" W: 190 lbs PG Sr South Dakota St
100 Jakarr Sampson 7.610348 H: 6' 8" W: 204 lbs PF Fr St. John's
62 Matthew Dellavedova 8.787437 H: 6' 4" W: 185 lbs PG Sr St. Mary's
56 Dwight Powell 8.931964 H: 6' 10" W: 212 lbs PF Jr Stanford
4 Michael Carter-Williams 11.9713 H: 6' 5" W: 167 lbs PG So Syracuse
88 CJ Fair 7.873755 H: 6' 8" W: 203 lbs PF Jr Syracuse
108 Brandon Triche 7.354235 H: 6' 4" W: 198 lbs SG Sr Syracuse
117 Rakeem Christmas 7.076801 H: 6' 9" W: 226 lbs C So Syracuse
57 Jordan McRae 8.929022 H: 6' 5" W: 175 lbs SG Jr Tennessee
65 Jarnell Stokes 8.678377 H: 6' 9" W: 256 lbs C So Tennessee
153 Robert Covington 5.235766 H: 6' 9" W: 230 lbs PF Sr Tennessee St
29 Myck Kabongo 9.688028 H: 6' 1" W: 180 lbs PG So Texas
3 Jordan Adams 12.275 H: 6' 5" W: 220 lbs SG Fr UCLA
10 Kyle Anderson 11.38612 H: 6' 8" W: 233 lbs SF Fr UCLA
101 Shabazz Muhammad  7.607101 H: 6' 6" W: 223 lbs C Fr UCLA
119 Norman Powell 7.044943 H: 6' 3" W: 199 lbs SG So UCLA
19 Shabazz Napier 10.1485 H: 6' 1" W: 182 lbs PG Jr Uconn
13 PJ Hairston 10.9792 H: 6' 5" W: 227 lbs SG So UNC
43 Reggie Bullock 9.141577 H: 6' 5" W: 190 lbs SG Jr UNC
127 James McAdoo 6.861846 H: 6' 9" W: 226 lbs C So UNC
150 Joel James 5.585096 H: 6' 10" W: 265 lbs C Fr UNC
8 Anthony Bennett 11.48568 H: 6' 7" W: 240 lbs PF So UNLV
128 Anthony Marshall 6.837399 H: 6' 3" W: 200 lbs SG Sr UNLV
148 Mike Moser 5.923462 H: 6' 8" W: 230 lbs PF Jr UNLV
120 DeWayne Dedmon 6.998621 H: 7' 0" W: 255 lbs C Jr USC
145 Juvonte Reddic 6.071642 H: 6' 9" W: 225 lbs C Jr VCU
85 Erick Green 7.970324 H: 6' 3" W: 185 lbs SG Sr Virginia Tech
61 Travis McKie 8.818509 H: 6' 7" W: 205 lbs PF Jr Wake Forest
38 CJ Wilcox 9.285519 H: 6' 5" W: 195 lbs SG Jr Washington
41 Aaric Murray 9.203521 H: 6' 11" W: 249 lbs C Jr West Virginia
103 Alec Brown 7.534612 H: 7' 1" W: 212 lbs C Jr Wisc Green Bay
110 Semaj Christon 7.327734 H: 6' 3" W: 187 lbs SG Jr Xavier