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Akobundu-Ehiogu is a 6’9 Nigerian big man with a 7’4 wingspan whose name has yet to appear on any major publication’s draft board despite finishing his sophomore season ranked fifth amongst Division I players in block percentage.
In his last NCAA season, and his first with Memphis, Akobundu-Ehiogu averaged only 10.5 minutes per game. He averaged an impressive 1.6 blocks per game with those limited minutes though. However, he only racked up 2.6 points and 1.7 rebounds per game in those minutes.
 
Jerkel Joiner, small combo guard, probably go undrafted.
 
Obanor, late 2nd round to undrafted. Obanor, who is 6-foot-8 and 235 pounds, played both forward positions in college, but he projects to be more of a power forward in the NBA.
 
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This guy not listed on Blazer workout list but says he will be working out for them. This profile projects him in first round but I think maybe second round.
2023 NBA Draft Profile: Maxwell Lewis

NBA Position: Wing

General Info: 20-year-old Sophomore, played at Pepperdine. From Las Vegas, NV.


Measurables: 6'7, 207 lbs, 7’0 wingspan.

2022-23 Season Statistics: 17.1 PPG, 5.7 RPG, 2.8 APG, 0.8 SPG, 0.8 BPG, 3.3 TPG (31 games played, 31.4 minutes a contest), 46.8% FG, 34.8% 3P, 78.7% FT
https://kingsherald.com/nba-draft/2023-nba-draft-profile-maxwell-lewis/
 
This guy not listed on Blazer workout list but says he will be working out for them. This profile projects him in first round but I think maybe second round.
2023 NBA Draft Profile: Maxwell Lewis

NBA Position: Wing

General Info: 20-year-old Sophomore, played at Pepperdine. From Las Vegas, NV.


Measurables: 6'7, 207 lbs, 7’0 wingspan.

2022-23 Season Statistics: 17.1 PPG, 5.7 RPG, 2.8 APG, 0.8 SPG, 0.8 BPG, 3.3 TPG (31 games played, 31.4 minutes a contest), 46.8% FG, 34.8% 3P, 78.7% FT
https://kingsherald.com/nba-draft/2023-nba-draft-profile-maxwell-lewis/
These guys project him mid to late first so maybe I was wrong. But see he lacks lateral quickness and is turnover prone.... https://www.si.com/nba/draft/prospe...is#gid=ci02afc7a7000025c3&pid=usatsi_17571220
 
As expected, Scoot apparently showed out in workouts.

Givony:

Scoot Henderson helped his standing in Charlotte with a highly impressive workout this past weekend in front of the Hornets' front office and coaching staff. He showed an impressive level of conditioning, intensity, explosiveness and shot-making that portend good things for him later. Still, many signs continue to point toward Miller being the pick at No. 2, both due to his clean roster fit as much as the front office's belief in his long-term talent. The Hornets have conducted due diligence in Tuscaloosa to help ease concerns around Miller's involvement in the Jan. 6 fatal shooting of Jamea Jonae Harris. The possibility of New Orleans (who are fans of Henderson) offering Brandon Ingram in a trade for the No. 2 pick could shake things up potentially on draft night, but it's still too early to say whether that is a realistic possibility.
 
He looks and feels like a role player. Not the type of swing I'd like to take if we're keeping the pick.

Am I the only person who thinks that he physically looks like Ben McLemore?
 
He looks and feels like a role player. Not the type of swing I'd like to take if we're keeping the pick.
He doesn’t play like a role player

unfortunately with his decision making at times he might be suited better for that…
 
Word yesterday was that both Scoot and Miller were headed back to Charlotte for a dinner with MJ.

This morning, MJ finalized a sale of the team.

Go figure. Media has no clue.
 
Word yesterday was that both Scoot and Miller were headed back to Charlotte for a dinner with MJ.

This morning, MJ finalized a sale of the team.

Go figure. Media has no clue.

"Jordan will continue to oversee basketball operations through next Thursday’s NBA draft and the start of free agency on July 1."
 
Oscar Tshiebwe
"He’s a powerful player who combines brute strength and great length with good balance and agility. These traits, along with a high motor, make him one of the most dominant rebounders we’ve ever seen at the college level.

Rebounding and defending in the paint are his calling cards. He’s a quick leaper who is always looking to alter or block shots inside. He’s not the biggest center around but he’s got great length with a 7-4 wingspan. Despite the length and strength he doesn’t project as a high level rim protector at the next level.

At this point he’s still a somewhat limited offensive player who scores mostly on put backs and dunks,"
Projected as second rounder
 
That was for yesterday.

You have to love Max Lewis who shot so well during one of his pre-Draft workouts, his agent sent the raw, unedited footage to all the NBA teams for viewing. Shot the freaking lights out!
He seems to be the only one in that group that would go first round; rest 2nd rounders or undrafted.
 
He seems to be the only one in that group that would go first round; rest 2nd rounders or undrafted.
Most mocks have Tshiebwe going undrafted with a few giving him a spot in the very late second round.
 

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