Future Star

After fierce competition for days, I have some summary and ideas about the top 5 board based on the conversations with executives and scouts during the combine activities. The first one is Ben Simmons. He is not simply tracked by the NBA from his native Australia to high school but Simmons was the consensus No. 1 at the start of the season and held the spot as his LSU one-and-done season ended with the Tigers. The second one is Brandon Ingram. As a freshman, Ingram has enough ball handing skills and is so smoothing. He is good at creating his own shot on the perimeter or playing above the rim when he moves inside. The third one is . As the European background. he's a bit of Kristaps Porzingis. But the difference between them is that Bender is better distributor and KP has better range. The forth one is Jaylen Brown. Brown was the Pacific 12 Conference Freshman of the Year. He is a a great open-court player, a good rebounder for a wing and the potential to be a high-level defender. He is elite athleticism. And the last one is Kris Dunn.He is the top 10 barring an unexpected development. Though some front offices don't like that Dunn, he is more developed physically and emotionally .

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