Will Selva, a sports enthusiast, takes a look at some of the NBA's 2015 draft prospects and how some carry a specific chip on their should heading into June's draft.

1. Risky 2015 NBA Draft Prospects
Will Selva

2. NBA Draft
✤ Every year, college basketball players enter their name
into the draft
✤ Senior-Freshmen are all eligible
✤ Some are not fully polished and lack a skill or quality that
maybe more time in school could help them develop
✤ Here are some of the more so risky not fully polished
draft prospects

3. 01
Rakeem
Christmas
✤ Power Forward/Center
✤ Syracuse University
✤ Draft Stock: Early - Mid 2nd round
✤ Flaw: Performed well as a Senior
averaging 17.5 pts and 9 rebs but
was non-existant first 3 years on
campus
✤ A bit under sized at 6’9 225
pounds

4. 01
RJ Hunter
✤ Shooting Guard
✤ Georgia State
✤ Draft Stock: Late 1st round
✤ Flaw: Although he averaged nearly
20 points per game, he did it at a
small program and not against
Division l’s elite schools
✤ Due to high volume of shots, he
shot poor percentages his Senior
year (39% FG & 31% 3pt.)

5. 01
Cliff Alexander
✤ Power Forward
✤ Kansas
✤ Draft Stock: Early to mid 2nd round
✤ Flaw: Although coming in as the #4
HS prospect according to Rivals, he
was suspended as a Freshmen and
played just 28 games while
averaging 7.1 pts and 5.3 rebs
✤ A bit undersized at 6’8

6. 01
Aaron and
Andrew Harrison
✤ Guards
✤ Kentucky
✤ Draft Stock: 2nd round to
undrafted
✤ Flaw: Although highly touted in
HS, never played up to hype
✤ shot poorly from field/and not
great floor facilitators

7. 01
Devin Booker
✤ Shooting Guard
✤ Kentucky
✤ Draft Stock: Mid 1st round
✤ Flaw: As part of a talented
Kentucky group, he showed he
could be 1 dimensional as just a
shooter
✤ May have shot extremely well
based on defenses focusing on
other Kentucky stars

8. 01
Montrezl Harrell
✤ Power Forward
✤ Louisville
✤ Draft Stock: Mid to late 1st
round
✤ Flaw: Undersized at 6’8 for
power forward position in NBA.
Has also had slight character
issues