NBA Mock Draft 2011

Mock Draft 2011
By: Ray Anczelowcicz

# Team Name Position School
1 Cleveland Kyrie Irving PG Duke
2 Minnesota Derrick Williams SF Arizona
3 Utah Brandon Knight PG Kentucky
4 Cleveland Enes Kanter PF Kentucky
5 Toronto Jonas Valanciunas C Lithuania
6 Washington Jan Vesely PF Czech Republic
7 Sacramento Kemba Walker PG Connecticut
8 Detroit Marcus Morris PF Kansas
9 Charlotte Kawhi Leonard SF San Diego State
10 Milwaukee Alec Burks SG Colorado
11 Golden State Tristan Thompson PF Texas
12 Utah Klay Thompson SF Washington State
13 Phoenix Jimmer Fredette PG BYU
14 Houston Donatas Motiejunas PF Lithuania
15 Indiana Markieff Morris PF Kansas
16 Philadelphia Jordan Hamilton SG Texas
17 New York Chris Singleton SF Florida State
18 Washington Marshon Brooks SG Providence
19 Charlotte Tobias Harris SF Tennessee
20 Minnesota JaJuan Johnson C Purdue
21 Portland Kenneth Faried PF Morehead State
22 Denver Nikola Vucevic C USC
23 Houston Iman Shumpert SG Georgia Tech
24 Oklahoma City Trey Thompkins C Georgia
25 Boston Travis Leslie SG Georgia
26 Dallas Davis Bertans SF Latvia
27 New Jersey Nikola Mirotic PF Montenegro
28 Chicago Bismack Biyombo PF/C Congo
29 San Antonio Jeremy Tyler C San Diego High
30 Chicago Reggie Jackson SG Boston College



 
# Team Player Position School
31 Miami Jordan Williams PF Maryland
32 Cleveland Jimmy Butler SG Marquette
33 Detroit Tyler Honeycutt SF UCLA
34 Washington Deandre Liggins SG Kentucky
35 Sacramento Justin Harper PF Richmond
36 New Jersey Charles Jenkins PG/SG Hofstra
37 LAC Kyle Singler SF Duke
38 Houston Malcolm Lee SG UCLA
39 Charlotte Chandler Parsons SF Florida
40 Milwaukee Jon Leuer PF Wisconsin
41 LAL Darius Morris PG Michigan
42 Indiana Josh Selby PG Kansas
43 Chicago Malcolm Thomas SF/PF San Diego State
44 Golden State Keith Benson PF/C Oakland
45 New Orleans Diante Garrett PG Iowa State
46 LAL E’Twaun Moore SG Purdue
47 LAC Norris Cole PG Cleveland State
48 Atlanta David Lighty SG Ohio State
49 Memphis Jereme Richmond SG Illinois
50 Philadelphia Greg Smith PF Fresno State
51 Portland Demetri McCamey PG Illinois
52 Detroit Scotty Hopson SG Tennessee
53 Orlando Bojan Bogdanovic SG/SF Croatia
54 Cleveland Andrew Goudelock SG Coll. of Charleston
55 Boston Shelvin Mack PG Butler
56 LAL Justin Holiday SF Washington
57 Dallas Jamie Skeen PF VCU
58 LAL Nolan Smith PG Duke
59 San Antonio Cory Joseph PG Texas
60 Sacramento Delroy James SF Rhode Island

Real Scout Weekend

Written By: Nathan Blue aka Real Scout

Ricky Rivers Fireball 2011 Tournament at Baruch College in Lower Manhattan and Mousey's Tri-State Classic at 145th and Lenox Ave were two must attend events this past saturday for me. 

Fireball 2011, featured all the top players of today and yesterday.  Justin Brownlee (SJU), Paris Horne (SJU), Sean Evans (SJU), Kimmani Barrett (Lasalle), Sean Singletary (UVA), Eric Devendorf (Syracuse), John Lucas III (Chicago Bulls), Sean Kennedy (Holy Cross D-1), Mike Taylor (Boys & Girls HS), Dakari Johnson 2014 (St. Patrick NJ), Robert "Stix" Mitchell (Seton Hall), Adris "2 hard 2 guard" Deleon (Eastern Washington) and too many more.

It was a great atmosphere, the air condition was blowing. I since switching my cell phone provider to Verizon, had full service 3 stories below street level.  Ricky was cool on the Mic, and the DJ was spinning beats while some were shooting freethrows but, this is NYC and I wouldnt have it any other way. 

After going to get something to eat in downtown manhattan.  Mike Poole (Always with family) and I went uptown to try and catch the end of the Rucker Tournament, which is played on 145th and Lenox and I think sunday's at Milbank on like 117th and Lenox. But, our 120plus block drive took a little longer than expected. So, I watched some tri-state high school action.

The Tri-state highschool game that I attended had some good players Jeff Short (Fordham), Trivante Bloodman (Wadeligh), Dennis Green (Winchendon), Isaiah Cousins (Mt. Vernon), and others who I see all the time but really dont know their names. The game was action packed, alot of clearouts and go to the hoop, alot of ooo's and ahh's... basically what you expect to see at a streetball tournament. 

It was nice to see a rapper by the name of the "Pre$ident" who's better known to me as Norman Simmons giving back to the community by giving 5 free bikes to the kids from the audience who made a free throw. We spoke after the game (at tri-state) and I wished him much success in his rap career.  He played division one at Liberty (D1) and was a real good player, now he's in the music game.

Sunday was a little bit of a different flow.  My espn 30 for 30 pack just came on saturday afternoon. So i spent most of the sunday catching up on some of our top stories of the past 30 years.  

But, here's something you didnt know.  I had a chance to see some open gym basketball at Rutgers University. 

I dont like talking too much about open gym, its a quiet well organized run at many schools throughout the nation. A chance for players of different colleges getting a chance to just play bball. Rutgers had plenty of action last night. I seen alot of good plays yesterday but none better than Wally Judge threw down a crazy dunk on my young Boy Rudy Collins. Myles Mack played 7 or 8 games and didnt sweat at all.  Mike Poole played well, Seagers is going to be real good by soph year.  He's gotten better than before, i just think Mack is transitioning well to D1 Ball.

Hamady Ndiaye hitting the dougie after a winning basket was funny.. Learned that from John Wall his Wizzards Teammate. Maurice Harkless and Dane Miller going at it was fun to watch. Harkless, Judge, Mack, and Greg Lewis, looked well together. Dane Miller caught a full court alley oop that was sick.  I like the Big East open runs, but im not biasd.. up next, probably will be Hofstra, Fordham, St. Peters NJ, SJU, and Uconn.

Today I'll be watching Bedford Y at west 4th at 4:30

Everything is Alright in Albright

Dates:
Session I July 5th-8th
Session II July 10-13th
Session III July 28-31st

Location:
All Sessions at Albright College PA

Website- www.HoopGroup.com

If you are a college coach looking for a player, or a player who dreams of obtaining a basketball scholarship, but may lack exposure, this is where you need to be.

HG Elite Camp Director Chad Babel has exhausted all his energy into making sure these sessions will be packed full of talented players and coaches representing most of the best talent in each class.

Eventhough the camp costs money, its well worth it the mula. HG Elite has many prospects in each session, so no college coach in america will skip its sessions.

Real Scout will be there reporting on all the action. Make sure you check the www.Hoopgroup.com website and register if you havent done so far.