2015 NBA Mock Draft

Updated 12/8/13
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Player
Pos.
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1
 6-11 HS (TX) Fast rising prospect with nice upside due to his length and athleticism. Full Report Chris Bosh
2
C
 6-10 Duke Powerful post player with good hands, exceptional strength and ability to score in the lane. Full Report Derrick Favors
3
PF
6-9 Kansas Old school, rugged, back to the basket player with good strength and decent hops. Full Report Al Jefferson
4
PF
6-10 Syracuse Strong and athletic big who hits the boards hard and has nice physical tools. Full Report Triston Thompson
5
PG
6-5 SMU PG with great size and strength. Gets into the lane at will and has nice court vision. Full Report Tyreke Evans
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6
SF
6-9 UCLA A unique forward with small forward skills in a 6-9 body with great wingspan. Full Report Paul George/Joe Smith
7
SF
6-6 Arizona Versatile wing who can score from anywhere on the floor and is a real winner. Full Report Jason Richardson
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8
C
 7-0 Kentucky Smooth 7 footer with a very advanced offensive game and range out to three. Full Report Troy Murphy
9
 6-1 Duke True playmaker with deceptive speed and elite level basketball I.Q. Full Report Tony Parker

10
 6-6 North Carolina Has all the tools to be an NBA star. Excellent length and great scoring ability. Full Report a better Richard Hamilton
11
 6-5 Duke A powerful wing player with great hops. Attacks the rim with a tenacity. Full Report Jerry Stackhouse
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12
 6-9 Kentucky Well built with a versatile game and nice skill level. Can really score the ball. Full Report Carlos Boozer
13
 6-8 Syracuse Active wing player with nice quickness and bounce. Good defender who plays a well rounded game. Full Report Josh Howard
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14
 6-10 Kentucky Long and quick forward with nice upside but lacks strength. Full Report

15
C
 6-10 Kentucky Broad shouldered and strong center with a soft touch around the rim. Full Report shorter Marc Gasol

16
C
 7-0 Arizona Powerful center with broad shoulders, good strength and a willingness to bang in the lane. Full Report Roy Hibbert
17
 6-1 Florida A true point guard with all of the skills and ability needed to excel in the League. Full Report Kenny Anderson
18
 6-2 Syracuse Rock solid PG who doesn't blow you away with athleticism but knows how to play the game. Full Report
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19
Kennedy Meeks
 PF 6-9 Noth Carolina Broad shouldered big man with good hands and court vision. Needs to get in top shape.
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20
Jordan Adams
 6-5 UCLA Pure scorer on the wing. Plays one step ahead of the game, gets a lot of steals and hits a lot of tough shots.
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21
Brice Johnson
6-9
North Carolina Long and skinny forward who might not have the size to compete inside at the NBA level.
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22
 6-7 North Carolina Tall, skinny forward with a somewhat awkward but very effective game. Full Report
23
 6-4 Bosse High A big lead guard with terrific passing ability and ideal size for the position. Full Report Jrue Holiday
24
 6-6 HS (MN) NBA body with an advanced game and a high ceiling. Full Report
25
Shaq Goodwin
6-8
Memphis Undersized but highly skilled PF with limited upside.
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26
 SF
 6-7
  Kentucky Powerful forward who needs to continue to develop his perimeter game. Full Report
27
 6-3 Washington Exceptional passer, leader and team first player. A flat out winner. Full Report Kendall Marshall
28
C
 7-0 Purdue Rock solid center who can hold his own in the lane. Big and strong with a developing skill level. Full Report David Harrison
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29
C
 6-9 St. Johns Great shot blocker who plays with intensity but an be a liability on offense. Full Report Ben Wallace

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6-5
 California A quick, long and athletic 2 with a sweet jumper. Full Report

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