Cammo's (One Week Away) Mock (6/19)

[Cammo101]

1. Chicago - Derrick Rose (6’3’’, PG, Memphis, Fresh.)
2. Miami - Michael Beasley (6’8’’, PF, Kansas State, Fresh.)
3. Minnesota - OJ Mayo (6’4’’, SG, USC, Fresh.)
4. Seattle - Jerryd Bayless (6’3’’, PG, Arizona, Fresh.)
5. Memphis - Kevin Love (6’9’’, PF, UCLA, Fresh.)
6. New York - Danilo Gallinari (6’9’’, SF, Italy)
7. LA Clippers - Eric Gordon (6’3’’, SG, Indiana, Fresh.)
8. Milwaukee - Joe Alexander (6'8'', SF, West Virginia, Jr.)
9. Charlotte - Brook Lopez (7’0’’, C, Stanford, Soph.)
10. New Jersey - Russell Westbrook (6‘3‘’, SG, UCLA, Soph.)
11. Indiana - DJ Augustin (5’11’’, PG, Texas, Soph.)
12. Sacramento - Darrell Arthur (6‘9“, PF, Kansas, Soph.)
13. Portland - Brandon Rush (6'7'', SG, Kansas, Jr.)
14. Golden State - Donte Greene (6’9’’, SF, Syracuse, Fresh.)
15. Phoenix - Robin Lopez (7’0’’, PF, Stanford, Soph.)
16. Philadelphia - Anthony Randolph (6’10’’, PF, LSU, Fresh.)
17. Toronto - DeAndre Jordan (6’11’’, C, Texas A&M, Fresh.)
18. Washington - Alexis Ajinca (7’0’’, PF, France)
19. Cleveland - Kosta Koufos (7'0'', C, Ohio State, Fresh.)
20. Denver - Roy Hibbert (7’2’’, C, Georgetown, Sr.)
21. New Jersey - Marreese Speights (6’10’’, PF, Florida, Soph.)
22. Orlando - Courtney Lee (6'5'', SG, Western Kentucky, Sr.)
23. Utah - Jason Thompson (6’10’’, PF, Rider, Sr.)
24. Seattle - JaVale McGee (7‘0‘’, C, Nevada, Soph.)
25. Houston - Nicolas Batum (6’8’’, SG, France)
26. San Antonio - Mario Chalmers (6’2’’, PG, Kansas, Jr.)
27. New Orleans - Chris Douglas-Roberts (6'7'', SG, Memphis, Jr.)
28. Memphis - Ryan Anderson (6’10’’, PF, California, Soph.)
29. Detroit - Bill Walker (6’6’’, SG, Kansas State, Soph.)
30. Boston - JJ Hickson (6‘9‘’, PF, North Carolina State, Fresh.)

31. Minnesota - Omer Asik (7’0’’, C, Turkey)
32. Seattle - Kyle Weaver (6’5’’, SG, Washington State, Sr.)
33. Portland - Serge Ibaka (6'10'', PF, Congo)
34. Minnesota - Nathan Jawai (6’10’’, C, Australia)
35. LA Clippers - Jamont Gordon (6’4’’, PG, Mississippi State, Jr.)
36. Portland - George Hill (6’2’’, PG, IUPUI, Jr.)
37. Milwaukee - Nikola Pekovic (6'11'', PF, Serbia)
38. Charlotte - Richard Hendrix (6’8’’, PF, Alabama, Jr.)
39. Chicago - DJ White (6’8’’, PF, Indiana, Sr.)
40. New Jersey - Ante Tomic (7’1’’, C, Croatia)
41. Indiana - DeVon Hardin (6’11’’, C, California, Sr.)
42. Sacramento - Joey Dorsey (6’7’’, PF, Memphis, Sr.)
43. Seattle - Semih Erden (7'0'', C, Turkey)
44. Golden State - Gary Forbes (6’6’’, SG, UMass, Sr.)
45. Sacramento - Goran Dragic (6’4’’, PG, Slovenia)
46. Utah - Sonny Weems (6’6’’, SG, Arkansas, Sr.)
47. San Antonio - Anton Ponkrashov (6’7’’, PG, Russia)
48. Washington - Mike Taylor (6’2’’, SG, NBDL)
49. Phoenix - JR Giddens (6’5’’, SG, New Mexico, Sr.)
50. Seattle - Pat Calathes (6’10’’, SF, St. Josephs, Sr.)
51. Dallas - Shan Foster (6’6’’, SG, Vanderbilt, Sr.)
52. Miami - Trent Plaisted (6'11'', C, BYU, Jr.)
53. Utah - Sasha Kaun (6’11’’, C, Kansas, Sr.)
54. Houston - Will Daniels (6’8’’, SF, Rhode Island, Sr.)
55. Portland - Malik Hairston (6’6’’, SF, Oregon, Sr.)
56. Seattle - Marcus Dove (6’9’’, SF, Oklahoma State, Sr.)
57. San Antonio - Othello Hunter (6’8’’, PF, Ohio State, Sr.)
58. LA Lakers - James Gist (6’8’’, PF, Maryland, Sr.)
59. Detroit - Davon Jefferson (6’6’’, SF, USC, Fresh.)
60. Boston - Darnell Jackson (6’8’’, PF, Kansas, Sr.)


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[Serpo]

Russel Westbrook has a top 9 guarantee after his Charlotte workout his agent informed teams that still have sheduled workouts at Spot 10 and later that he's cancelling his clients workouts .

[BigSlam]

Russel Westbrook has a top 9 guarantee after his Charlotte workout his agent informed teams that still have sheduled workouts at Spot 10 and later that he's cancelling his clients workouts .

Westbrook is yet to workout in Charlotte.

[BigSlam]

If the draft played out this way Cammo I would hope that the Bobcats would walk away from draft night with Randolph and Hardin.

[Serpo]

Arn Tellem told the Nets in the last few days that Westbrook will not work out for them, so he has a guarantee somewhere in the top 9.

I don't know if Charlotte has done something with Westbrook but he cancelled the Nets workout for some reason .

[i<3basketball]

Arn Tellem told the Nets in the last few days that Westbrook will not work out for them, so he has a guarantee somewhere in the top 9.

I don't know if Charlotte has done something with Westbrook but he cancelled the Nets workout for some reason .

It seems most logical to me that he's received a promise from either the Knicks at 6 or the Clippers at 7.

[Cammo101]

Or maybe Arn Tellum knows Westbrook will not be falling past #12, so he is taking a calculated risk by making teams think he has a promise in the top 10 and hopefully drumming up interest. There is very little downside to a move like this. It is very possible that Gordon and Westbrook could flip flop spots. I went back and forth with it.

[RIPskaterdude]

16. Philadelphia - Anthony Randolph (6’10’’, PF, LSU, Fresh.)

Even though many feel that the Kings may have a promise with Arthur, if Randolph is still on the board at #12...don't think they would pass him up.

[Jose7]

I would cry if we take that crappy euro with the #6.

[LPKingsFan]

16. Philadelphia - Anthony Randolph (6’10’’, PF, LSU, Fresh.)

Even though many feel that the Kings may have a promise with Arthur, if Randolph is still on the board at #12...don't think they would pass him up.

Ditto. I admittedly don't know much about Randolph, but I'd much rather see Petrie draft him over Arthur if he's available.

[dsorc]

I think Boston is more likely to pick Hardin over Hickson. Hickson has more potential but Boston is playing to win now and Hardin would be able to come in and back up Perk from day 1.

[magee]

I'd much rather have Hickson than Hardin. That being said, I really like this mock. I see Washington going for BPA who can step in and play a little bit since Pecherov isn't quite what they're looking for at the 4/5 spot. Not sure if Ajinca is ready. Other than that, me likes, yes.

[Cammo101]

I think Boston is more likely to pick Hardin over Hickson. Hickson has more potential but Boston is playing to win now and Hardin would be able to come in and back up Perk from day 1.

Hardin will be playing in Greece is a few years. This guy has zero offensive skills and has regressed over the last few years. He has been injury prone and has a questionable work ethic. Hardin IMO, is the most likely bust if someone is dumb enough to take him in the first round.

[deeney0]

I'm starting to feel that Anthony Randolph has a promise from Milwaukee. I think it's a huge mistake for them to take him over Joe X, who I think is a much better fit (and player), but I guess they're going for the "with height, you can't lose" school of team building. If this is the case, it makes me wonder what it does to the rest of the draft. Joe X doesn't fall past Portland, but he's got to tempt every single team between 8 and 13.

[Cammo101]

I'm starting to feel that Anthony Randolph has a promise from Milwaukee. I think it's a huge mistake for them to take him over Joe X, who I think is a much better fit (and player), but I guess they're going for the "with height, you can't lose" school of team building. If this is the case, it makes me wonder what it does to the rest of the draft. Joe X doesn't fall past Portland, but he's got to tempt every single team between 8 and 13.

What makes you think he has a promise? Everything I am hearing is that Milwaukee is leaning toward taking alexander, but that Randolph, Westbrook, and Augustin are all still in the mix for them. It certainly looks like Randolph and Jordan, two former lottery locks, are the most likely players to be taking a big time tumble. Both could still be on the board at #17.