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Its not a matter of if, but when will Vince Hunter hear his named called today, but can Julian Washburn also slide up and hear his name called too?
UTEP has a legit shot of having two players drafted, and boy wouldn't that help recruiting?
Who goes where? Which franchise does Julian or Vince fit into the best? Who should Minnesota take number one overall?
When: Thursday, June 25, at 7 p.m. ET
Where: Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York
TV: ESPN
Live Stream: Watch ESPN
2015 First-Round Order
1. Minnesota
2. L.A. Lakers
3. Philadelphia
4. New York
5. Orlando
6. Sacramento
7. Denver
8. Detroit
9. Charlotte
10. Miami
11. Indiana
12. Utah
13. Phoenix
14. Oklahoma City
* * *
15. Atlanta (From Brooklyn)
16. Boston
17. Milwaukee
18. Houston (From New Orleans)
19. Washington
20. Toronto
21. Dallas
22. Chicago
23. Portland
24. Cleveland
25. Memphis
26. San Antonio
27. L.A. Lakers (From Houston)
28. Boston (From L.A. Clippers)
29. Brooklyn (From Atlanta)
30. Golden State
2015 Second-Round Draft Order
31. Minnesota
32. Houston (From New York)
33. Boston (From Philadelphia via Miami)
34. L.A. Lakers
35. Philadelphia (From Orlando)
36. Minnesota (From Sacramento via Houston)
37. Philadelphia (From Denver via Houston, Portland and Minnesota)
38. Detroit
39. Charlotte
40. Miami
41. Brooklyn
42. Utah
43. Indiana
44. Phoenix
45. Boston
46. Milwaukee
47. Philadelphia (From New Orleans via Washington and L.A. Clippers)
48. Oklahoma City
49. Washington
50. Atlanta (From Toronto)
51. Orlando (From Chicago)
52. Dallas
53. Cleveland (From Portland via Chicago and Denver)
54. Utah (From Cleveland)
55. San Antonio
56. New Orleans (From Memphis)
57. Denver (From L.A. Clippers)
58. Philadelphia (From Houston)
59. Atlanta
60. Philadelphia (From Golden State via Indiana)
SB Nation's Big Board
RANK |
PLAYER |
POS |
COLLEGE |
SCOUTING REPORT |
| 1 | Karl-Anthony Towns | PF/C | Kentucky | Towns is the ideal modern big man |
| 2 | Jahlil Okafor | C | Duke | Okafor is great ... on one end |
| 3 | Mario Hezonja | G/F | FC Barcelona | The cockiest prospect in years |
| 4 | Justise Winslow | SF | Duke | The do-it-all wing for a new generation |
| 5 | D'Angelo Russell | G | Ohio State | His versatility makes him great |
| 6 | Kristaps Porzingis | F/C | Sevilla | Absolutely worth the hype |
RANK |
PLAYER |
POS |
COLLEGE |
SCOUTING REPORT |
| 7 |
Willie Cauley-Stein |
C | Kentucky | Can guard anyone on earth |
| 8 |
Emmanuel Mudiay |
PG |
Guandong | Big, fast and strong ... but can he shoot? |
| 9 |
Frank Kaminsky |
PF | Wisconsin | A legitimate NBA prospect. We're serious |
| 10 |
Myles Turner |
C | Texas | Very raw, but offers an intriguing combination of skills |
| 11 |
Stanley Johnson |
SF |
Arizona | Has the look of a prototypical NBA small forward |
| 12 |
Devin Booker |
SG | Kentucky | The best shooter in the draft |
RANK |
PLAYER |
POS |
COLLEGE |
SCOUTING REPORT |
| 13 | Bobby Portis | PF | Arkansas | Good at everything, not great at anything |
| 14 | Trey Lyles | F | Kentucky | Very skilled offensively, but who will he guard? |
| 15 | Cameron Payne | PG | Murray State | A shorter, older D'Angelo Russell |
| 16 | Justin Anderson | SF | Virginia | Has every tool needed to be a "3 and D" wing |
| 17 | R.J. Hunter | SG | Georgia State | Much more than a one-shot wonder |
| 18 | Kevon Looney | F | UCLA | Stretch 4 with boom or bust potential |
| 19 | Rondae Hollis-Jefferson | SF | Arizona | Lockdown defender that can't shoot |
| 20 | Sam Dekker | SF | Wisconsin | College disappointment that starred in the tourname |
RANK |
PLAYER |
POS |
COLLEGE |
SCOUTING REPORT |
| 21 | Kelly Oubre | G/F | Kansas | Has yet to grasp his amazing potential |
| 22 | Tyus Jones | PG | Duke | Savvy point guard that might be too small |
| 23 | Anthony Brown | SF | Stanford | A potential 3-and-D steal |
| 24 | Michael Frazier | SG | Florida | Sleeper combo guard that can shoot |
| 25 | Jerian Grant | G | Notre Dame | Experienced combo guard that can play right away |
| 26 | Jonathan Holmes | F | Texas | Versatile combo forward |
| 27 | Montrezi Harrell | PF | Louisville | Undersized, ferocious rebounder |
| 28 | Terry Rozier | PG | Louisville | Point guard prospect with size |
| 29 | Richaun Holmes | PF | Bowling Green | Good size and athleticism, but not great offensively |
| 30 | Delon Wright | PG | Utah | Big point guard with defensive upside |
| 31 | Chris McCullough | PF | Syracuse | Versatile wing with a questionable motor |
| 32 | Pat Connaughton | G/F | Notre Dame | Very athletic swingman with great defensive potential |
| 33 | Robert Upshaw | C | Washington | Top shot-blocker that must overcome personal demons |
| 34 | Jarell Martin | F | LSU | Skilled hybrid forward who suffers defensive lap |
RANK |
PLAYER |
POS |
COLLEGE |
SCOUTING REPORT |
| 35 | Jordan Mickey | PF | LSU | Undersized power forward with long arms |
| 36 | Nikola Milutinov | C | Partizan | Potential pick-and-roll monster that can protect the rim |
| 37 | J.P. Tokoto | SG | North Carolina | Can lock down defensively, but jumper is inconsistent |
| 38 | Arturas Gudaitis | C | Zalgiris | Burly center with good touch |
| 39 | Joseph Young | PG | Oregon | Undersized guard that can put up points in a hurry |
| 40 | Rashad Vaughn | SG | UNLV | Pure scorer that defended poorly in college |
| 41 | Cedi Osman | SF | Anadolu Efes | Versatile wing that can do a little bit of everything |
| 42 | Christian Wood | PF | UNLV | Talented combo forward; must improve decision-making |
| 43 | Guillermo Hernangomez | C | Sevilla | Porzingis' teammate is a polished big man |
| 44 | Norman Powell | SG | UCLA | Four-year starter that struggles with his shot |
| 45 | Josh Richardson | SG | Tennessee | Overlooked four-year starter that kept developing |
| 46 | Tyler Harvey | PG | E. Washington | The nation's top scorer, but undersized for the pros |
RANK |
PLAYER |
POS |
COLLEGE |
SCOUTING REPORT |
| 47 | Mouhammadou Jaiteh | C | Nanterre | Raw big that declared in 2013 before pulling out |
| 48 | Vince Hunter | F | UTEP | Tough perimeter defender that's still developing |
| 49 | Dakari Johnson | C | Kentucky | The forgotten Kentucky big man |
| 50 | Aaron White | F | Iowa | Poor shooter, but skilled offensively otherwise |
| 51 | Rakeem Christmas | C | Syracuse | Athletic big man with limited skills |
| 52 | Olivier Hanlan | PG | Boston College | High-scoring guard stuck between positions |
| 53 | Alan Williams | C | UC-Santa Barbara | Tough post scorer and rebounder |
| 54 | Michael Qualls | SG | Arkansas | Idiosyncratic, athletic shooting guard |
| 55 | Darrun Hilliard | SG | Villanova | Excellent shooter, but lacks NBA athleticism |
| 56 | Larry Nance Jr. | F | Wyoming | Athletic 4 with good size. Plays like his dad |
| 57 | Cliff Alexander | PF | Kansas | Top recruit that flopped at Kansas |
| 58 | Seth Tuttle | PF | Northern Iowa | Solid shooter without much athleticism |
| 59 | T.J. McConnell | PG | Arizona | Similar to Aaron Craft |
| 60 | Andrew Harrison | PG | Kentucky | Highly-touted recruit that struggles with decision-making |