Lorenzo Brown, 6-5 point guard, N.C. State: "I like Pierre Jackson more."
Reggie Bullock, 6-7 guard, North Carolina: "We interviewed him, and he was not very good."
Allen Crabbe, 6-6 guard, California: "Strength and mental toughness is a little bit of a concern. He has been disappointing in workouts. He looks great as long as he doesn't have to compete."
DeWayne Dedmon, 7-foot center, USC: "He's another one who should have stayed in school ... Maybe he gets drafted, but I don't see him being a roster guy."
Jamaal Franklin, 6-5 guard, San Diego State: "Right now, he's not a good enough shooter to be an NBA two-guard. It's tough to get on the court at that position if you're not a great shooter or a great defender. "
Erick Green, 6-3 guard, Virginia Tech: "He's a scorer, but he's not a great athlete, he doesn't play defense, and he doesn't have an aggressive personality. He's going to have to get stronger. He's OK for me. He's an undersized two guard, and he's not a special athlete. I don't know if he's a first rounder."
Pierre Jackson, 5-11 point guard, Baylor: "The main concern obviously is his size. He is really little. "
Myck Kabongo, 6-3 point guard, Texas: "I'm not feeling him. Never have. He probably should have gone back to Texas, although I don't know if they wanted him back. "
Ryan Kelly, 6-11 forward, Duke: "He does nothing for me. He's broken physically. "
Alex Len, 7-1 center, Maryland: "You see someone his size who is talented offensively, but you look up and he averages 11 and 9 and you're like, what the hell is going on? When he wanted to do well, like against Nerlens Noel or Mason Plumlee, he did it, but why wasn't that there every night? He's young and he's still becoming Americanized. The coaches at Maryland swear he's a special shooter, but special shooters don't shoot 68 percent from the foul line."
C.J. Leslie, 6-9 forward, N.C. State: "I'm not a fan. I know he's a great athlete, but he's undersized, turnover prone, and he doesn't shoot. He'll dazzle you every now and then but he's not real consistent. He got nothing done there in three years."
Tony Mitchell, 6-9 forward, North Texas: "...he falls in line with the Royce Whites of the world where they think they have everything under control. I mean, if you're the only NBA player in the Sun Belt, how is your team one of the worst in the league? Overall intelligence is a question, too. That's something we're digging into. You don't have to be a rocket scientist, but you have to have some innate intelligence. He just didn't have a good year."
Shabazz Muhammad, 6-6 forward, UCLA: "He had 27 assists for the whole year. When I saw that, I thought it was a misprint. What I want to know is, for a guy who is known to work out hard and train, and he has supposedly been trained by some of the best trainers on the west coast, why the hell doesn't he have a right hand? I think he's gonna slide, I really do."
Erik Murphy, 6-10 forward, Florida: "I don't think he's an NBA player, but he'll be able to play overseas."
Mike Muscala, 6-11 forward, Bucknell: "...he's really soft. He wants nothing to do with any physicality down low, and I don't think he has enough stuff off the bounce to be Byron Mullens. ..at the end of the day I just don't think he's good enough."
Nerlens Noel, 7-foot center, Kentucky: "I don't ever see him being a 16-plus-a-night scorer....His camp seems to be focused on getting him hooked up with Hollywood. He's going to be a solid pro, but he's not going to be your standard No. 1 pick. He's got a little waist and rounded shoulders."
Victor Oladipo, 6-4 guard, Indiana: "The fact that he's a top five pick is an indictment of this draft."
Kelly Olynyk, 7-foot forward, Gonzaga: "You have to hope you can get an average defender out of him. I'm not sure he wants any kind of contact, and I'm not sure about his mental toughness. He had good numbers this year, but when you look deeper, you ask what bigs did he play against? "
Mason Plumlee, 7-foot center, Duke: "He's 23-and-a-half and he still doesn't have any skill....He has tiny hips. He's not going to get all that much bigger physically."
Phil Pressey, 6-foot point guard, Missouri: "I think Jacob Pullen is a better shooter, scorer and leader, and Pullen is not in the league."
Glen Rice Jr., 6-6 forward, Michigan/NBDL: " I worry that he thinks he's better than he is and he disrupts the game for other people. "
Peyton Siva, 6-1 point guard, Louisville: "Some guys are just very good college players."
Tony Snell, 6-7 forward, New Mexico: "His motor needs to be a lot higher. I think he plays at his own pace. Some of our guys like him more than I do."
James Southerland, 6-8 forward, Syracuse: "He's not as good a shooter as I thought he would be. [He] really moves kind of stiff."
Adonis Thomas, 6-6 forward, Memphis: "He's a four, we're debating whether he can be a three, yet he calls himself a two."
Khalif Wyatt, 6-4 guard, Temple: "I don't know if he can guard anybody. I'm not sure he's a draftable player. I would pass."
B.J. Young, 6-4 point guard, Arkansas: "I wouldn't touch him with a 10-foot pole. He just goes on his natural talent. I don't think he really knows how to play. I've heard he doesn't work real hard during the summer. He can't shoot and he's wild."
