NBA Combine 2015 Results: Day 2 Measurements, Highlights and Top Prospects

The 2015 NBA draft prospects took center stage in Chicago once again for the second day of on-court workouts. After getting measured in and prepped earlier in the week, Friday featured the usual assortment of speed and agility workouts. 

Below, all of the information from Friday's combine activities is listed as well as a look at the players who helped or hurt their stock. 

Measurements

Player 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 Drills

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
Devin Booker	SG	10.22	3.28	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 complete results, check out NBA.com. 

Recap

It's hard to greatly boost your stock in a limited environment, but Kentucky star Devin Booker did all he could to turn heads on Friday. 

The 18-year-old turned on the jets with his blazing times in the lane agility and shuttle drills. Here's how his 10.22-second time in the lane agility run looked, via NBA Draft on Twitter:

Booker added a 34.5-inch vertical leap for good measure. Dan Bodner of Kentucky Sports Connection noted the former Wildcat wanted to show off his agility to scouts and team executives this week:

In addition to the raw athleticism Booker displayed, his confidence was out in full force based on this response to a question about the draft's best shooter, via Keith Langlois of Pistons.com:

Another player whose efforts over the last two days has been as impressive as anyone's is Syracuse's Rakeem Christmas. ESPN's Chad Ford wrote Thursday that the former Orange star was impressive in every facet of the combine:

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Not only were his measurements terrific -- 6-foot-9¾ in shoes, with a crazy 7-5¼ wingspan and 9-2½ standing reach (enough to project as an NBA center) -- but he also came out and dominated in the 5-on-5, scoring 20 points on 7-for-10 shooting, grabbing 6 rebounds and blocking a shot.

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That trend continued on Friday in the second five-on-five game, as Christmas finished with a game-high 19 points and added six rebounds for good measure. He also did well in the agility drills, highlighted by a solid standing vertical jump, as Mike Waters of Syracuse.com noted:

Christmas didn't have a lot of buzz in the draft coming into Chicago, but that will certainly change after this week. 

Speaking of Thursday standouts carrying over to Friday, Notre Dame's Pat Connaughton followed a dazzling physical display with another stellar outing in the first five-on-five game early in the afternoon. He and Duke's Quinn Cook led all scorers with 18 points. Here's the full box score, via ESPN's Ford:

Connaughton shot over 42 percent from three-point range last season for the Irish and figures to be in demand when the draft rolls around in June. He's also making sure teams know his future is in basketball and not baseball despite being a fourth-round pick of the Baltimore Orioles last year, according to Sam Vecenie of CBS Sports:

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Pat Connaughton: “I’m trying to get the word out that I’m two feet in, 100% in” regarding his basketball career vs. baseball.

— Sam Vecenie (@Sam_Vecenie) May 15, 2015"

On the list of impressive physical achievements, Florida's Chris Walker jumps out (literally) thanks to this vertical leap, via NBA Draft:

Unfortunately, Walker's good vibes wouldn't last once he got into the five-on-five scrimmage with defenders in his face, according to Nikko Tan of ESPN 850:

Of course, Walker is in the draft because he really had nowhere else to go. ESPN's Jeff Goodman noted after the former Florida prize's decision to leave the school "wasn't his own choice."

The draft combine has taken a hit in recent years with most top players opting not to take part in the festivities, and that leads to unheralded, possibly undrafted players like Walker getting a spot.

It's not hard to figure out why top prospects pass on the combine, as their stock only stands to go down if one thing goes even the slightest bit wrong. 

This year's event has proved to be a great launching pad for under-the-radar prospects like Connaughton and Christmas. Casual fans wouldn't have known about them, nor would teams have kept a watchful eye on where they fell on draft night, but now they could be two of the biggest steals based on what's happened in Chicago.