Underclassmen Who Have Declared

• LaMarcus Aldridge 6-10/245 (Texas-sophomore)
  Of the big names, he might be the most ready to contribute, and that could mean a number one selection.
• Renaldo Balkman 6-8/215 (South Carolina-junior)
• Will Blalock 6-0/190 (Iowa State-junior)
• Josh Boone 6-10/237 (Connecticut-junior)
• Ronnie Brewer 6-6/217 (Arkansas-junior)
  He's looking to break into the lottery.
• Shannon Brown 6-4/200 (Michigan State-junior)
• Derek Burditt 6-7 (Blinn College,TX-sophomore)
• Travis DeGroot 6-4/200 (Delta State-junior)
• Guillermo Diaz 6-2-190 (Miami-junior)
• Quincy Douby 6-3/175 (Rutgers-junior)
• Mike Efevberha 6-5/195 (Cal-State Northridge -junior)
• Jordan Farmar 6-2/170 (UCLA-sophomore)
• Thomas Gardner 6-5/180 (Missouri-junior)
• Rudy Gay 6-8/220 (Connecticut-sophomore)
  He's probably played himself into the lottery, but his stock goes up and down pretty quickly.
• Daniel Gibson 6-2/190 (Texas-sophomore)
• LeShawn Hammett 6-0/175 (St. Francis, PA-junior)
• Tedric Hill 6-10 (Gulf Coast CC,FL-sophomore)
• Donald Jeffes 6-8 (Roxbury CC-sophomore)
• Alexander Johnson 6-9/230 (Florida State-junior)
• David Johnson 6-7 (Clinton JC,SC-sophomore)
• Mark Konecny 6-10 (Lambuth University,TN-junior)
• Kyle Lowry 6-0/185 (Villanova-sophomore)
• Paul Millsap 6-8/245 (Louisiana Tech-junior)
• Matt Mitchell 6-0 (Southern University-New Orleans-junior)
• Adam Morrison 6-8/220 (Gonzaga-junior)
  He's still my favorite to contribute the most and quickest out of the class, but right now all I can say is that he will be picked in the top 5.
• Patrick O'Bryant 7-0/205 (Bradley-sophomore)
  If you are looking to go big, it might as well be him. Looking like a lottery pick.
• Danilo (J.R.) Pinnock 6-5/207 (George Washington-junior)
• Leon Powe 6-8/245 (California-sophomore)
• Rajon Rondo 6-2/170 (Kentucky-sophomore)
• Cedric Simmons 6-10/233 (North Carolina State-sophomore)
• Marcus Slaughter 6-8/213 (San Diego State-junior)
• Curtis Stinson 6-3/205 (Iowa State-junior)
• Tyrus Thomas 6-9/218 (LSU-freshman)
  He's a raw prospect, but his upside (oh no not that awful word) makes him a contender for the number one pick.
• P.J. Tucker 6-5/220 (Texas-junior)
• Darius Washington Jr. 6-3/195 (Connecticut-sophomore)
• Marcus Williams 6-2/200 (Connecticut-junior)
  One of the top 2 PG prospects in the draft, and will probably be a lottery pick.
• Shawne Williams 6-9/225 (Memphis-freshman)

• Pape-Philippe Amago (France) 6-1/175
• Andrea Bargnani (Italy) 6-10/240
  He's the hottest property in the draft right now, and should go top 3. Dirk? Gasol? Why not?
• Lior Eliyahu (Israel) 6-9/225
• Joel Freeland (England) 6-11/225
• Damir Markota (Croatia) 6-10/225
• Oleksiy Pecherov (Ukraine) 7-0/232
• Kosta Perovic 7-2/242 (Serbia & Mont.)
• Sergio Rodriguez (Spain) 6-3/180
• Saer Sene (Belgium) 7-0/235
• Ejike Ugboaja (Nigeria) 6-9/225

1. JJ Redick 6-4/190 (Duke)
   You can't tell me thats he's not ready and won't be able to contribute to a lottery team.
2. Brandon Roy 6-5/195 (Washington)
   Many scouts think he is the top senior in the draft.
3. Shelden Williams 6-9/250 (Duke)
   He's one of the safer picks amongst the big men.
4. Randy Foye 6-3/205 (Villanova)
   He's probably the best PG prospect in the draft. It just depends on what teams wants to go that way first.
5. Rodney Carney 6-7/205 (Memphis)
   He has an NBA body, and a lot of the right tools to make an impression in the NBA, but typically this type of player's draft position is hard to predict.
6. Hilton Armstrong 6-11/235 (Connecticut)
7. Mardy Collins 6-6/205 (Temple)
8. Maurice Ager 6-4/202 (Mich. St.)
9. James Augustine 6-10/235 (Illinois)
10. Mike Gansey 6-4/205 (W. Virginia)
11. Paul Davis 6-10/260 (Michigan State)
12. Hassan Adams 6-4/201 (Arizona)
13. Steve Novak 6-10/220 (Marquette)
14. Kevin Pittsnogle 6-10/225 (West Virginia)
15. Denham Brown 6-5/220 (Connecticut)
16. Craig Smith 6-7/260 (Boston College)
17. Marco Killingsworth 6-7/268 (Indiana)
18. Brandon Bowman 6-8/219 (Georgetown)
19. Ryan Hollins 7-0/225 (UCLA)
20. Allan Ray 6-2/195 (Villanova)
21. Taj Gray 6-8/235 (Oklahoma)
22. Dee Brown 6-0/180 ( Illinois)
23. Eric Hicks 6-6/245 (Cincinnati)
24. Justin Williams 6-10/225 (Wyoming)
25. Louis Amundson 6-8/225 (UNLV)
26. James White 6-7/190 (Cincinnati)
27. Solomon Jones 6-10/230 (S.Florida)
28. Dwayne Mitchell 6-5 211 SG La Laf. Sr.
29. Gerry McNamara 6-2/182 (Syracuse)

1. Adam Morrison 6-8/220 (Gonzaga-junior)
2. LaMarcus Aldridge 6-10/245 (Texas-sophomore)
3. Andrea Bargnani (Italy) 6-10/240
4. Tyrus Thomas 6-9/218 (LSU-freshman)
5. Rudy Gay 6-8/220 (Connecticut-sophomore)
6. Patrick O'Bryant 7-0/205 (Bradley-sophomore)
7. JJ Redick 6-4/190 (Duke-senior)
8. Brandon Roy 6-5/195 (Washington-senior)
9. Shelden Williams 6-9/250 (Duke-senior)
10. Randy Foye 6-3/205 (Villanova-senior)
11. Marcus Williams 6-2/200 (Connecticut-junior)
12. Rodney Carney 6-7/205 (Memphis-senior)
13. Cedric Simmons 6-10/233 (North Carolina State-sophomore)
14. Ronnie Brewer 6-6/217 (Arkansas-junior)
15. Hilton Armstrong 6-11/235 (Connecticut-senior)
16. Shawne Williams 6-9/225 (Memphis-freshman)
17. Mardy Collins 6-6/205 (Temple-senior)
18. Jordan Farmar 6-2/170 (UCLA-sophomore)
19. Maurice Ager 6-4/202 (Mich. St.-senior)
20. Sergio Rodriguez (Spain) 6-3/180
21. Josh Boone 6-10/237 (Connecticut-junior)
22. Rajon Rondo 6-2/170 (Kentucky-sophomore)
23. Oleksiy Pecherov (Ukraine) 7-0/232
24. Saer Sene (Belgium) 7-0/235
25. Quincy Douby 6-3/175 (Rutgers-junior)
26. Shannon Brown 6-4/200 (Michigan State-junior)
27. Marcus Vinicius 6-9/220 (Brazil)
28. Thabo Sefolosha 6-6/213 (Switzerland)
29. Mike Gansey 6-4/205 (W. Virginia-senior)
30. Paul Davis 6-10/260 (Michigan State-senior)
31. Guillermo Diaz 6-2-190 (Miami-junior)
32. Renaldo Balkman 6-8/215 (South Carolina-junior)
33. Kyle Lowry 6-0/185 (Villanova-sophomore)
34. Joel Freeland (England) 6-11/225
35. Alexander Johnson 6-9/230 (Florida State-junior)
36. Paul Millsap 6-8/245 (Louisiana Tech-junior)
37. Kevin Pittsnogle 6-10/225 (West Virginia-senior)