NBA Combine 2015 Results: Day 1 Measurements, Highlights and Top Prospects

The NBA combine heated up Thursday as the prospects underwent strength and agility drills in Chicago, and many of them played in five-on-five scrimmages to show off their skills and catch the eye of an NBA talent evaluator.

Below, you'll find the relevant measurements and drill results from the day along with a look back at a few players who turned heads.

Measurements

Player	Pos	Body Fat	Height	Reach	Weight (lbs)	Wingspan
Cliff Alexander	PF-C	5.80%	6' 7 1/4''	9' 1 1/2''	239.2	7' 3 1/2''
Justin Anderson	SF-SG	5.00%	6' 5 1/4''	8' 5''	230.6	6' 11 3/4''
Brandon Ashley	PF	8.80%	6' 7 1/4''	8' 9''	228.0	7' 3 3/4''
Ryan Boatright	PG	6.60%	5' 10''	7' 8.5''	169.6	6' 0 1/2''
Devin Booker	SG	8.30%	6' 4 1/2''	8' 6 1/2''	205.8	6' 8 1/4''
Anthony Brown	SF-SG	6.10%	6' 5 1/4''	8' 8 1/2''	211.0	6' 11 1/4''
Willie Cauley-Stein	C	6.30%	6' 11 1/4''	9' 3''	242.4	7' 3''
Rakeem Christmas	PF-C	9.60%	6' 8 1/4''	9' 2 1/2''	242.6	7' 5 1/4''
Pat Connaughton	SG	10.20%	6' 4''	8' 0''	215.0	6' 8''
Quinn Cook	PG	6.70%	6' 0 1/4''	8' 0 1/2''	179.0	6' 4''
Branden Dawson	PF	5.80%	6' 5 1/2''	8' 9''	230.2	6' 11''
Sam Dekker	SF	7.50%	6' 7 3/4''	8' 10''	218.6	6' 11 1/2''
Michael Frazier II	SG	7.40%	6' 3 3/4''	8' 5 1/2''	199.4	6' 8''
Treveon Graham	SF	5.50%	6' 4 3/4''	8' 7''	219.4	6' 10 1/2''
Jerian Grant	PG	5.60%	6' 3 1/4''	8' 4''	198.0	6' 7 1/2''
Olivier Hanlan	PG-SG	4.30%	6' 3 1/4''	8' 4''	185.8	6' 6''
Montrezl Harrell	PF	11.90%	6' 7''	9' 1''	253.4	7' 4 1/4''
Aaron Harrison	SG	6.00%	6' 4 1/2''	8' 4 1/2''	209.2	6' 8 1/4''
Andrew Harrison	PG	5.90%	6' 4 1/2''	8' 4''	213.2	6' 9''
Tyler Harvey	SG	9.20%	6' 2 3/4''	8' 2 1/2''	181.4	6' 5 1/2''
Corey Hawkins	SG-PG	5.50%	6' 0 3/4''	8' 3 1/2''	191.8	6' 8''
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson	SF	5.00%	6' 5 1/2''	8' 8''	210.8	7' 2''
Jonathan Holmes	PF-SF	7.20%	6' 8 1/4''	8' 11 1/2''	242.2	6' 11.5''
Richaun Holmes	PF	8.80%	6' 8 1/4''	9' 0''	242.8	7' 1.5''
R.J. Hunter	SG	6.00%	6' 4 1/2''	8' 8''	185.0	6' 10.5''
Vince Hunter	PF	4.60%	6' 6 3/4''	8' 8 1/2''	208.4	6' 11''
Mouhammadou Jaiteh	C-PF	9.90%	6' 9 1/2''	9' 2 1/2''	246.8	7' 3 1/4''
Dakari Johnson	C	14.90%	6' 11''	9' 4''	264.6	7' 2''
Stanley Johnson	SF	7.50%	6' 5''	8' 6''	241.8	6' 11 1/2''
Tyus Jones	PG	6.50%	6' 0 1/4''	8' 1''	184.6	6' 5''
Frank Kaminsky	C-PF	9.40%	6' 11 3/4''	9' 1 1/2''	231.2	6' 11''
Kevon Looney	PF	11.90%	6' 8''	9' 2''	222.4	7' 3 1/2''
Trey Lyles	PF	12.10%	6' 9''	9' 0''	241.2	7' 1 1/2''
Jarell Martin	PF	10.10%	6' 8''	8' 10 1/2''	238.6	6' 9''
TJ McConnell	PG	7.30%	6' 0 1/2''	8' 0 1/2''	187.8	6' 2''
Chris McCullough	PF	6.20%	6' 8 1/4''	9' 1''	199.0	7' 3 1/4''
Jordan Mickey	PF	7.20%	6' 7''	8' 10''	238.0	7' 3 1/4''
Larry Nance	PF	6.40%	6' 7 1/2''	9' 0''	226.6	7' 1 1/2''
Kelly Oubre	SF-SG	5.70%	6' 5 3/4''	8' 6 1/2''	202.8	7' 2 1/4''
Cameron Payne	PG	6.30%	6' 0 3/4''	8' 1 1/2"	182.8	6' 7 1/4''
Terran Petteway	SG	4.90%	6' 4 3/4''	8' 8 1/2''	209.2	6' 11 1/4''
Bobby Portis	PF	8.90%	6' 9 3/4''	9' 0 1/2''	246.2	7' 2''
Norman Powell	SG	6.40%	6' 3''	8' 6 1/2''	215.4	6' 10 3/4''
Michael Qualls	SG-SF	4.00%	6' 4''	8' 8 1/2''	201.4	7' 0 1/4''
Chasson Randle	PG	4.50%	6' 0 1/4''	8' 0 1/2''	178.8	6' 7''
Terry Rozier	PG-SG	5.60%	6' 0 3/4''	8' 2 1/2''	190.2	6' 8 1/4''
D'Angelo Russell	PG-SG	8.30%	6' 3 1/4''	8' 6''	193.4	6' 9 3/4''
Keifer Sykes	PG	5.00%	5' 10 1/2''	7' 9''	167.2	6' 2''
TaShawn Thomas	PF	12.40%	6' 7 1/4''	9' 0''	240.2	7' 2''
Marcus Thornton	PG-SG	5.30%	6' 1 3/4''	8' 1 1/2''	177.4	6' 7 3/4''
J.P. Tokoto	SF-SG	4.10%	6' 5 1/4''	8' 4 1/2''	195.8	6' 10''
Myles Turner	C-PF	9.30%	6' 9 3/4''	9' 4''	238.6	7' 4''
Robert Upshaw	C	12.50%	6' 10 3/4''	9' 5''	258.2	7' 5 1/2''
Rashad Vaughn	SG	6.20%	6' 3 3/4''	8' 5''	198.6	6' 7''
Chris Walker	PF	5.10%	6' 8 3/4''	9' 0''	208.0	7' 2.75''
Dez Wells	SG	8.10%	6' 3''	8' 4 1/2''	208.8	6' 9 1/2''
Aaron White	PF-SF	8.00%	6' 7 3/4''	8' 10 1/2''	219.8	6' 11 1/2''
Alan Williams	PF	12.00%	6' 7 1/4''	8' 10 1/2''	261.4	7' 1 3/4''
Justise Winslow	SF	5.30%	6' 4 1/2''	8' 8 1/2''	221.8	6' 10 1/4''
Christian Wood	PF	14.70%	6' 9 1/4''	9' 3 1/2''	216.0	7' 3 1/4''
Delon Wright	PG	6.60%	6' 4 1/4''	8' 5 1/2''	181.4	6' 7 1/2''
Joseph Young	SG-PG	4.10%	6' 0 3/4''	7' 10 1/2''	182.2	6' 5''
George de Paula	PG	6.70%	6' 4 1/2''	8' 8''	197.0	7' 0''

Strength and Agility 

Player	Pos	Lane Agility Time (seconds)	3/4 Sprint (seconds)	Standing Vertical (in)	Max Vertical (in)
Justin Anderson	SF-SG	11.10	3.22	38.0	43.0
Brandon Ashley	PF	11.30	3.58	31.5	35.5
Ryan Boatright	PG	10.79	3.26	32.0	41.0
Anthony Brown	SF-SG	11.06	3.18	27.5	34.5
Rakeem Christmas	PF-C	11.57	3.47	29.0
Pat Connaughton	SG	10.74	3.20	37.5	44.0
Quinn Cook	PG	11.28	3.38	24.5	31.0
Branden Dawson	PF	12.37	3.20	28.5	34.5
Sam Dekker	SF	10.71	3.28	25.5	34.5
Michael Frazier II	SG	10.80	3.32	24.0	35.0
Treveon Graham	SF	11.60	3.30	28.5	31.5
Olivier Hanlan	PG-SG	11.36	3.25	28.0	34.0
Aaron Harrison	SG		3.27	28.5	34.5
Corey Hawkins	SG-PG	10.97	3.51	28.5	34.0
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson	SF	10.51	3.12	32.0	38.0
Richaun Holmes	PF	11.37	3.32	32.5	36.0
R.J. Hunter	SG	10.97	3.26	27.5	33.5
Mouhammadou Jaiteh	C-PF	12.05	3.38	24.5	31.5
Tyus Jones	PG	11.89	3.32	26.5	32.5
Jordan Mickey	PF	11.80	3.28	33.0	37.5
Kelly Oubre	SF-SG	11.10	3.32	34.5	37.0
Cameron Payne	PG	10.89	3.28	30.0	35.5
Terran Petteway	SG	10.96	3.32	25.0	31.0
Michael Qualls	SG-SF	11.88		34.0	39.5
Terry Rozier	PG-SG	10.88	3.15	33.0	38.0
Keifer Sykes	PG	10.50	3.13	34.0	43.0
TaShawn Thomas	PF	11.69	3.47	26.0	30.5
Marcus Thornton	PG-SG	10.96	3.02	34.5	43.0
J.P. Tokoto	SF-SG	11.01	3.27	34.5	40.0
Rashad Vaughn	SG	11.41	3.21	28.0	34.0
Dez Wells	SG	10.75	3.20	31.5	39.0
Aaron White	PF-SF	11.62	3.38	30.0	35.0
Delon Wright	PG	11.21	3.29	29.5	31.0
Joseph Young	SG-PG	10.74	3.25	34.5	40.5
George de Paula	PG	11.38	3.45	28.0	34.0

For the rest of the results, check out NBA.com. 

Recap

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While all eyes were on the two five-on-five scrimmages being played in front of coaches, scouts and NBA front-office personnel, Notre Dame's Pat Connaughton stole the show during the drills. 

Andy Bailey of Bleacher Report has more:

The NBA Draft on Twitter added:

On the court, a few players showed off their potential in the first five-on-five matchup, per Chad Ford of ESPN. He also shared the box score:

While the first game was a chance for some second-round talents to show off their stuff, a slew of more recognizable names competed in the second five-on-five. Ford passed along the numbers for that contest as well: 

A few players showed off their skills in that one, none of them more than UTEP's Vince Hunter, who scored 18 points and nabbed 12 rebounds (nine of them offensive). UC Santa Barbara's Alan Williams (12 points, 15 rebounds, two blocks) and Kentucky's Andrew Harrison (17 points, five assists) also shined for the losing side.

It wasn't just the stat-stuffers who impressed on the day, however. Virginia's Justin Anderson showed good athleticism in the drill and reportedly generated buzz for himself, per Jason McIntyre of the Big Lead: 

And while ESPN Radio's Ryen Russillo tried not to put too much stock into the proceedings, he enjoyed watching one player in particular:

Of course, a number of the top prospects in the draft didn't participate in many of the drills or play in the five-on-five contests. It makes sense—a player like D'Angelo Russell likely couldn't help himself much in a scrimmage, considering he's likely to be a top-four pick, according to many prognosticators, including NBADraft.net, but he could hurt his standing. 

Of course, folks have been gushing about Russell enough that his stock should remain high. And he certainly resembled another star point guard in the NBA, at least in his measurements, per ESPN Stats & Info:

Russell's game is much different from Wall's, of course, but a team drafting Russell would love if he had a Wall-esque impact. 

In general, however, Thursday was about late first-round prospects or potential second-rounders improving their stock, showing off their athleticism and perhaps answering major questions scouts and coaches have about their game.

And for teams, this part of the draft process is all about trying to uncover a diamond in the rough and finding a real steal later in the draft. It remains to be seen if any prospects in action Thursday convinced teams they can be that guy.