The biggest thing to come out of 5 v 5's was probably Frank Jackson. There's a few teams with late 1st's that need a PG so I'd expect him to keep his name in. Still has a lot of development to go to become a true lead guard, but he was clearly the most dynamic scorer on the floor today.
Still don't like Semi or Robinson at all at #26 (I truly think both are scrubs) and still want Neil to somehow grab a 2nd to take Kadeem Allen. Got beat a couple times to day, but shot looked translatable, got into the lane and made the simple, unselfish play. We need a point of attack defender + shooting skill set and he offers an opportunity to get a guy like that on the cheap who just might be able to give us minutes next year.
Not sure there was any guy but Frank that looked like a first rounder to me--Jeanne isn't Gobert 2.0 and has a ways to go--although Jordan Bell and Kyle Kuzma (Jon Leuer type) might have helped solidify themselves as upper half 2nd round picks. I don't think we learned anything new about Bell today--he went up against a pretty lackluster set of bigs--but his twitch/timing/athleticism is truly unique, but he's still SF sized and needs to be a small ball C to have value.
If he can hold up in that role, plus hit a mid ranger and pass in short roll situations like he did today, he definitely gives himself a chance to make it.
P.J. Dozier's strengths weren't highlighted today (didn't get to handle it much), jumper was hot/way cold and wasn't locked in defensively. Burst w/ the ball and pop in the lane are definitely issues too, but still like his size and fluidity and his overall potential once he gets into an nba strength program (I think he has room to grow athletically) and gets more confident with his jumper and overall game.
Out of all the guys that are projected 2nd rounders, he's one of the few with considerable upside imo.
