NBA Mock Draft 2010

# TEAM PLAYER SCH H W POS ANALYSIS
1 WAS John Wall Kentucky (Fr.) 6'4 195 PG Playmaker in the mold of Derrick Rose.
2 PHI Evan Turner Ohio State (So.) 6'7 214 SG The draft's most complete player. Immediate impact.
3 NJ Derrick Favors Georgia Tech (Fr.) 6'10 245 PF His athleticism and quickness would fit well alongside Lopez
4 MIN Wesley Johnson Syracuse (Jr.) 6'8 206 SF Great scorer. The Big East's top player last year.
5 SAC Greg Monroe Georgetown (Jr.) 6'11 247 PF/C High skilled big who can do it all. Excellent passer.
6 GS DeMarcus Cousins Kentucky (Fr.) 6'11 292 C Has as much talent as anyone in the draft including Wall. Scouts question his desire, maturity.
7 DET Ed Davis N. Carolina (So.) 6'10 226 PF/C Extremely talented but never dominated at UNC, partly due to lackluster guard play this year.
8 LAC Al Farouq Aminu Wake Forest (So.) 6'9 215 SF The Clips need an athletic 3 who can score and Aminu is that and more.
9 UTA Cole Aldrich Kansas (Jr.) 6'10 240 PF/C This smart, underrated big man is a perfect fit for the Jazz.
10 IND Patrick Patterson Kentucky (Jr.) 6'9 245 PF The most NBA-ready big in the draft will be a steal wherever he goes.
11 NOR Gordan Hayward Butler (So.) 6'8 211 SF Shooter from a small program? Check. Skilled but lacks quickness? Check. White? Check. Adam Morrison? Check.
12 MEM Luke Babbit Nevada (So.) 6'9 214 SF Absurdly efficient scorer (50-90-40 shooter) but will be a liability defensively.
13 TOR Daniel Orton Kentucky (Fr.) 6'10 269 C Averaged 3 and 3 in college but nothing beats potential right? Bust.
14 HOU Xavier Henry Kansas (Fr.) 6'7 210 SG A lights out shooter/athlete is always a nice addition.
15 MIL Paul George Fresno St. (So.) 6'9 214 SF The Bucks need a wing scorer and that's George's billing.
16 MIN James Anderson Okla State (Jr.) 6'9 210 SG/SF One of the NCAA's best scorers last year (22 ppg).
17 CHI Avery Bradley Texas (Fr.) 6'3 180 PG/SG This combo guard is a dominant perimeter defender who has the potential to be like OKC's Westbrook.
18 MIA Damion James Texas (Sr.) 6'7 225 SF He can defend multiple positions, gives his all every game, has improved every year, and went to college for four years. Can you say Pat Riley player? No guarantee the Heat hold onto this pick.
19 BOS Solomon Alabi Florida St (So.) 7'1 238 C The Celtics need another Center on the roster and Alabi would fit in their system.
20 SAS Quincy Pondexter Washington (Sr.) 6'7 220 SG/SF A well rounded, safe pick for the best drafting team in the league.
21 OKC Ekpe Udoh Baylor (Jr.) 6'10 237 PF/C The Thunder need more size and Udoh is a smart, complete big man.
22 POR Eric Bledsoe Kentucky (Fr.) 6'1 195 PG/SG Nobody questions his talent just his ability to play the point.
23 MIN Kevin Seraphin France (20) 6'10 260 PF/C With Minnesota having no intent to win now, they can afford to take a raw player with upside.
24 ATL Devin Ebanks WV (So.) 6'8 208 SF A freak athlete but very unpolished
25 MEM Eliot Williams Memphis (So.) 6'4 180 SG Gifted player with a ton of upside.
26 OKC Armon Johnson Nevada (Jr.) 6'4 195 PG Strong athlete with a knack for getting to the rim
27 NJ Craig Brackens Iowa State (Jr.) 6'10 229 PF Balanced scoring forward with good quickness and size.
28 MEM Hassan Whiteside Marshall (Fr.) 7'0 227 C Big potential and big risk. Youth and immaturity issues on a 7 foot frame can mean lottery or late first round.
29 ORL Willie Warren Oklahoma (So.) 6'4 210 PG/SG Regressed last season after a superb freshman year. A great get this late because of his potential.
30 WAS Tiny Gallon Oklahoma (Fr.) 6'10 302 C You can't teach size and "Tiny" certainly has it.
#	TEAM	PLAYER	SCH	H	W	POS	ANALYSIS
1	WAS	John Wall	Kentucky (Fr.)	6'4	195	PG	Playmaker in the mold of Derrick Rose.
2	PHI	Evan Turner	Ohio State (So.)	6'7	214	SG	The draft's most complete player. Immediate impact.
3	NJ	Derrick Favors	Georgia Tech (Fr.)	6'10	245	PF	His athleticism and quickness would fit well alongside Lopez
4	MIN	Wesley Johnson	Syracuse (Jr.)	6'8	206	SF	Great scorer. The Big East's top player last year.
5	SAC	Greg Monroe	Georgetown (Jr.)	6'11	247	PF/C	High skilled big who can do it all. Excellent passer.
6	GS	DeMarcus Cousins	Kentucky (Fr.)	6'11	292	C	Has as much talent as anyone in the draft including Wall. Scouts question his desire, maturity.
7	DET	Ed Davis	N. Carolina (So.)	6'10	226	PF/C	Extremely talented but never dominated at UNC, partly due to lackluster guard play this year.
8	LAC	Al Farouq Aminu	Wake Forest (So.)	6'9	215	SF	The Clips need an athletic 3 who can score and Aminu is that and more.
9	UTA	Cole Aldrich	Kansas (Jr.)	6'10	240	PF/C	This smart, underrated big man is a perfect fit for the Jazz.
10	IND	Patrick Patterson	Kentucky (Jr.)	6'9	245	PF	The most NBA-ready big in the draft will be a steal wherever he goes.
11	NOR	Gordan Hayward	Butler (So.)	6'8	211	SF	Shooter from a small program? Check. Skilled but lacks quickness? Check. White? Check. Adam Morrison? Check.
12	MEM	Luke Babbit	Nevada (So.)	6'9	214	SF	Absurdly efficient scorer (50-90-40 shooter) but will be a liability defensively.
13	TOR	Daniel Orton	Kentucky (Fr.)	6'10	269	C	Averaged 3 and 3 in college but nothing beats potential right? Bust.
14	HOU	Xavier Henry	Kansas (Fr.)	6'7	210	SG	A lights out shooter/athlete is always a nice addition.
15	MIL	Paul George	Fresno St. (So.)	6'9	214	SF	The Bucks need a wing scorer and that's George's billing.
16	MIN	James Anderson	Okla State (Jr.)	6'9	210	SG/SF	One of the NCAA's best scorers last year (22 ppg).
17	CHI	Avery Bradley	Texas (Fr.)	6'3	180	PG/SG	This combo guard is a dominant perimeter defender who has the potential to be like OKC's Westbrook.
18	MIA	Damion James	Texas (Sr.)	6'7	225	SF	He can defend multiple positions, gives his all every game, has improved every year, and went to college for four years. Can you say Pat Riley player? No guarantee the Heat hold onto this pick.
19	BOS	Solomon Alabi	Florida St (So.)	7'1	238	C	The Celtics need another Center on the roster and Alabi would fit in their system.
20	SAS	Quincy Pondexter	Washington (Sr.)	6'7	220	SG/SF	A well rounded, safe pick for the best drafting team in the league.
21	OKC	Ekpe Udoh	Baylor (Jr.)	6'10	237	PF/C	The Thunder need more size and Udoh is a smart, complete big man.
22	POR	Eric Bledsoe	Kentucky (Fr.)	6'1	195	PG/SG	Nobody questions his talent just his ability to play the point.
23	MIN	Kevin Seraphin	France (20)	6'10	260	PF/C	With Minnesota having no intent to win now, they can afford to take a raw player with upside.
24	ATL	Devin Ebanks	WV (So.)	6'8	208	SF	A freak athlete but very unpolished
25	MEM	Eliot Williams	Memphis (So.)	6'4	180	SG	Gifted player with a ton of upside.
26	OKC	Armon Johnson	Nevada (Jr.)	6'4	195	PG	Strong athlete with a knack for getting to the rim
27	NJ	Craig Brackens	Iowa State (Jr.)	6'10	229	PF	Balanced scoring forward with good quickness and size.
28	MEM	Hassan Whiteside	Marshall (Fr.)	7'0	227	C	Big potential and big risk. Youth and immaturity issues on a 7 foot frame can mean lottery or late first round.
29	ORL	Willie Warren	Oklahoma (So.)	6'4	210	PG/SG	Regressed last season after a superb freshman year. A great get this late because of his potential.
30	WAS	Tiny Gallon	Oklahoma (Fr.)	6'10	302	C	You can't teach size and "Tiny" certainly has it.