Top 65 NBA Prospects in the NCAA Tournament
In honor of the field of 65, Adam Stanco rates the top 65 NBA Prospects in this year's NCAA Tournament. Check out how they rate in CHN's 2007 NBA Draft coverage.
1. Greg Oden, C, Fr., 7-0, Ohio State
2. Kevin Durant, SF, Fr., 6-9, Texas
3. Brandan Wright, PF, Fr., 6-9, North Carolina
4. Joakim Noah, PF/C, Jr., 6-11, Florida
5. Javaris Crittenton, PG, Fr., 6-5, Georgia Tech
6. Al Horford, PF, Jr., 6-9, Florida
7. Chase Budinger, SG/SF, Fr., 6-7, Arizona
8. Corey Brewer, SG/SF, Jr., 6-9, Florida
9. Acie Law IV, PG, Sr., 6-3, Texas A&M
10. Brandon Rush, SG, So., 6-6, Kansas
11. Roy Hibbert, C, Jr., 7-2, Georgetown
12. Mike Conley, PG, Fr., 6-1, Ohio State
13. Julian Wright, SF, So., 6-8, Kansas
14. Brook Lopez, PF/C, Fr., 7-0, Stanford
15. Jeff Green, SF, Jr., 6-9, Georgetown
16. Darrell Arthur, PF, Fr., 6-9, Kansas
17. Darren Collison, PG, 6-1, UCLA
18. Marcus Williams, SF, So., 6-7, Arizona
19. Josh McRoberts, PF, So., 6-10, Duke
20. Nick Fazekas, PF, Sr., 6-11, Nevada
21. Tyler Hansbrough, PF, So., 6-9, North Carolina
22. Thaddeus Young, SF, Fr., 6-8, Georgia Tech
23. Nick Young, SG/SF, Jr., 6-6, USC
24. Dominic James, PG, So., 5-11, Marquette
25. Arron Afflalo, SG, Jr., 6-5, UCLA
26. Alando Tucker, SG/SF, Sr., 6-6, Wisconsin
27. Sean Singletary, PG, Jr., 6-0, Virginia
28. D.J. Augustin, PG, Fr., 5-11, Texas
29. Aaron Gray, C, Sr., 7-0, Pittsburgh
30. Ty Lawson, PG, Fr., 6-0, North Carolina
31. Shaun Pruitt, PF/C, Jr., 6-10, Illinois
32. Mustafa Shakur, PG, Sr., 6-3, Arizona
33. Chris Douglas-Roberts, SG, So., 6-6, Memphis
34. Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, SF, So., 6-8, UCLA
35. Wayne Ellington, SG, Fr., 6-4, North Carolina
36. Raymar Morgan, SF/PF, Fr., 6-7, Michigan State
37. Derrick Byars, SG/SF, Sr., 6-7, Vanderbilt
38. Daequan Cook, SG, Fr., 6-5, Ohio State
39. Randolph Morris, C, Jr., 6-11, Kentucky
40. Trey Johnson, SG, Sr., 6-5, Jackson State
41. Scottie Reynolds, PG, Fr., 6-2, Villanova
42. D.J. Strawberry, SG, Sr., 6-5, Maryland
43. Chris Lofton, SG, Jr., 6-2, Tennessee
44. Taurean Green, PG, Jr., 6-0, Florida
45. Aaron Brooks, PG, Sr., 6-0, Oregon
46. Jared Dudley, SF, Sr., 6-7, Boston College
47. Reyshawn Terry, SF, Sr., 6-8, North Carolina
48. D.J. White, PF, Jr., 6-9, Indiana
49. Zabian Dowdell, PG, Sr., 6-3, Virginia Tech
50. Malik Hairston, SG, Jr., 6-6, Oregon
51. Gerald Henderson, SG, Fr., 6-4, Duke
52. Joey Dorsey, PF, Jr., 6-9, Memphis
53. Stephen Curry, PG/SG, Fr., 6-0, Davidson
54. Robin Lopez, PF/C, Fr., 7-0, Stanford
55. DeMarcus Nelson, SG, Jr., 6-4, Duke
56. Drew Neitzel, PG, Jr., 6-0, Michigan State
57. Taj Gibson, SF/PF, Fr., 6-9, USC
58. Matt Bouldin, SG/SF, Fr., 6-5, Gonzaga
59. Jarrius Jackson, PG/SG, Sr., 6-1, Texas Tech
60. Jamaal Tatum, PG, Sr., 6-2, Southern Illinois
61. Joseph Jones, PF, Jr., 6-9, Texas A&M
62. Deron Washington, SG/SF, Jr., 6-7, Virginia Tech
63. J.R. Reynolds, SG, Sr., 6-3, Virginia
64. Greivis Vasquez, PG, Fr., 6-5, Maryland
65. A.J. Graves, PG, Jr., 6-1, Butler
On The Bubble:
Patrick Beverley, PG/SG, Fr., 6-1, Arkansas
Josh Carter, SG, So., 6-7, Texas A&M
Russell Carter, SG, Sr., 6-4, Notre Dame
Warren Carter, SF, Sr., 6-9, Illinois
Derrick Character, PF, Fr., 6-8, Louisville
Earl Clark, SG/SF, Fr., 6-8, Louisville
Sherron Collins, PG, Fr., 5-11, Kansas
Caleb Green, PF, Sr., 6-8, Oral Roberts
Steven Hill, PF/C, Jr., 7-0, Arkansas
Ekene Ibekwe, SF/PF, Sr., 6-9, Maryland
Derrick Jasper, SG, Fr., 6-6, Kentucky
Antanas Kavaliauskas, PF, Sr., 6-10, Texas A&M
Carl Landry, SF, Sr., 6-7, Purdue
Ron Lewis, SG, Sr., 6-4, Ohio State
Vernon Macklin, SF, Fr., 6-9, Georgetown
Eric Maynor, PG, So., 6-2, Virginia Commonwealth
Jerel McNeal, PG/SG, So., 6-3, Marquette
Juan Palacios, SF/PF, Jr., 6-8, Louisville
Jeremy Pargo, SG, So., 6-2, Gonzaga
Gabe Pruitt, PG/SG, Jr., 6-4, USC
Ivan Radenovic, PF, Sr., 6-10, Arizona
Derek Raivio, PG, Sr., 6-3, Gonzaga
Edgar Sosa, PG, Fr., 6-1, Louisville
Curtis Sumpter, SF, Sr., 6-7, Villanova
Bryce Taylor, SG, 6-5, Oregon
Anthony Tolliver, PF, Sr., 6-9, Creighton
Sonny Weems, SF, Jr., 6-6, Arkansas
Jamar Wilson, PG, Sr., 6-1, Albany
Dashaun Wood, PG, Sr., 5-11, Wright State
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Adam Stanco is currently a member of the world's premiere sports network, but previously he was the senior producer of the morning show “SportsRise,” which aired on Comcast SportsNet West in the Sacramento, San Jose, and San Francisco markets. Adam is also the former host and producer of the nationally-syndicated program “High School Sports Show America.” While he was with HSSA, Adam introduced the world to the likes of LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, T.J. Ford, J.J. Redick, Kevin Jones, Vince Young, LenDale White, and Cedric Benson.
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