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Following Potential 2019 Draftees

5-star kids E.J. Montgomery(6'10 Point-forward) and Ashton Hagans(6'4" PG) commit to UK. Bigtime pulls, this is "We don't recruit, we re-load"
 
Keep an eye on Kevin Porter Jr. USC commit. He seems next in line from a long list of NBA guards from Washington. 6'5" swingman lefty. Good player. He made the right choice to de-commit from UW and go to USC.



Easily one of the best wings in HS right now.
 
Romeo Langford would be an absolutely perfect complement to D. Mitchell. I'm certain of it, he'd add another big scoring punch... They'll list him at SG but he's really a Combo Guard with a Swingman build. Langford and Mitchell would be a viable backcourt and you could even switch Langford to SF to put a PG next to em.




They'd have to trade up. Quentin Grimes could be in a similar situation he's not as big as Langford though.


They have him ranked something like 5th or 6th but I still swear that Romeo Langford is one of the best SG prospects I've ever seen.... Utah would need to trade up, and a lot for him... It could pay off bigtime though...


Trust me, teams would not wanna see Utah if they had Langford. He'd be worth giving up future assets for. Pay the premium!


This is one of the premier SG's of this decade... and possibly any decade.... We wont see a SG quite like him til the 2020's (Terrence Clarke)....
 
Patrick Ewing just landed his greatest recruit, James Akinjo is a certified dog, and thoroughly entertaining. big time 4-star PG with pro talent for sure.. Omer Yertsuven will sit out next year but he's transferring in. The Hoyas just caught a huge wave of momentum.

 
interesting top-60 by ESPN hot off the presses for this draft. I have way too many thoughts about this to list so ima just let it breathe. I'm familiar with almost all of these players if anyone has a question im chomping at the bit to spitball a bit over these topics. Alright well
i gotta say one thing!!! Herb Jones in the top-20!!!!!! Yours truly has said many times on this forum he was my favorite 3-star recruit in the last freshman class

1. CHA R.J. Barrett HS Sr. Duke 6'7" SG 17.8
2. BOS (via SAC) Nassir Little HS Sr. North Carolina 6'6" SF 18.1
3. ATL Cam Reddish HS Sr. Duke 6'9" SF 18.6
4. MEM Sekou Doumbouya Int. Poitiers (France) 6'9" SF/PF 17.3
5. ORL Romeo Langford HS Sr. Undecided 6'6" SG 18.4
6. PHX Quentin Grimes HS Sr. Kansas 6'5" SG 17.9
7. NYK Zion Williamson HS Sr. Duke 6'6" PF 17.7
8. BKN Daniel Gafford Fr. Arkansas 6'11" C 19.5
9. DAL Darius Garland HS Sr. Vanderbilt 6'0" PG 18.2
10. DET Bol Bol HS Sr. Oregon 7'2" C 18.4
11. CHI De'Andre Hunter Fr. Virginia 6'8" SF/PF 20.3
12. NOP Keldon Johnson HS Sr. Kentucky 6'6" SG 18.5
13. MIA Rui Hachimura So. Gonzaga 6'8" PF 20.1
14. ATL (via CLE) Luka Samanic Int. Barcelona 2 (Spain) 6'11" PF 18.2
15. PHX (via MIL) Louis King HS Sr. Oregon 6'7" SF/PF 19.0
16. BOS (via LAC) Herb Jones Fr. Alabama 6'7" SF 19.5
17. WAS Jalen Smith HS Sr. Maryland 6'10" PF 18.0
18. OKC PJ Washington Fr. Kentucky 6'8" PF 19.6
19. LAL Carsen Edwards So. Purdue 6'0" PG 20.1
20. IND Kevin Huerter So. Maryland 6'6" SG 19.6
21. MIN Josh Okogie So. Georgia Tech 6'4" SG 19.6
22. POR Jarrett Culver Fr. Texas Tech 6'5" SG 19.1
23. DEN Darius Bazley HS Sr. G League 6'9" PF 17.8
24. SAS Nickeil Alexander-Walker Fr. Virginia Tech 6'5" PG/SG 19.6
25. UTA Marko Simonovic Int. Siena (Italy) 7'0" PF/C 18.5
26. TOR Aric Holman Jr. Mississippi St. 6'10" PF 20.7
27. PHI Isaac Bonga Int. Frankfurt (Germany) 6'9" SF 18.4
28. HOU Charles Matthews So. Michigan 6'6" SF 21.4
29. BOS Kris Wilkes Fr. UCLA 6'7" SF/PF 19.5
30. GSW Shamorie Ponds So. St. John's 6'1" PG 19.8
31. CHA Terence Davis Jr. Mississippi 6'4" SG 20.9
32. PHI (via SAC) Lindell Wigginton Fr. Iowa St 6'2" PG 20.0
33. ATL Jarred Vanderbilt Fr. Kentucky 6'8" SF 19.0
34. MEM Oshae Brissett Fr. Syracuse 6'9" PF 19.8
35. ORL Isaiah Roby So. Nebraska 6'8" SF/PF 20.2
36. PHX Jalen McDaniels Fr. San Diego St 6'9" PF 20.2
37. BKN (via NYK) Admiral Schofield Jr. Tennessee 6'5" SF/PF 21.0
38. ORL (via BKN) Kerwin Roach II Jr. Texas 6'3" PG/SG 21.4
39. DAL Brandon Randolph Fr. Arizona 6'6" SG 20.6
40. DET John Petty Fr. Alabama 6'5" SG 19.3
41. LAL (via CHI) Sagaba Konate So. West Virginia 6'8" C 20.5
42. NOP Xavier Sneed So. Kansas St 6'5" SG 20.3
43. MIN (via MIA) Goga Bitadze Int. Mega Bemax (Serbia) 6'11" C 18.7
44. SAC (via CLE) Killian Tillie So. Gonzaga 6'10" PF/C 19.9
45. SAC (via MIL) James Palmer Jr. Nebraska 6'6" SF 21.7
46. LAC Quinton Rose So. Temple 6'8" SG 20.2
47. DEN (via WAS) Markis McDuffie Jr. Wichita St 6'8" SF 20.6
48. OKC Udoka Azubuike So. Kansas 6'11" C 18.5
49. POR (via LAL) Matisse Thybulle Jr. Washington 6'5" SG 21.1
50. IND Shakur Juiston Jr. UNLV 6'7" PF 21.0
51. ATL (via MIN) Kyle Alexander Jr. Tennessee 6'11" C 21.4
52. LAC (via POR) Cameron Johnson Jr. North Carolina 6'7" SF 22.1
53. DEN D'Marcus Simonds So. Georgia St 6'3" PG/SG 20.4
54. SAS Austin Wiley So. Auburn 6'11" C 19.2
55. UTA Abdoulaye N'doye Int. Cholet (France) 6'7" PG 20.1
56. TOR David Okeke Int. PMS Torino (Italy) 6'9" PF 19.5
57. PHI John Konchar Jr. IPFW 6'6" SG 22.1
58. NYK (via HOU) Milik Yarbrough Jr. Illinois St 6'6" SG/SF 22.4
59. MEM (via BOS) Aleksa Radanov Int. Red Star (Serbia) 6'8" SG 20.2
60. DAL (via GSW) Ethan Happ Jr. Wisconsin 6'10" PF/C 21.9
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Romeo Langford the top uncommitted player in the nation and likely 1st SG off the board announces his college choice tomorrow.
 
Francisco Caffaro 7-footer from Argentina has commited to play for UVA. On probably a 2and done type of plan. He's the best Arentine prospect since Ginobili.




Sophomore Oliver Sarr at Wake Forest has more upside for sure and should be primed fo r a big season.
 
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6'11 Jordan Brown the top uncomitted player in the class will choose between Arizona, Cal and Nevada in the next 2 weeks.

He measured 6'10 with no shoes at the hoops summit
 
Francis Okoroh to Oregon and could reclass up to play college, with Keny Wooten, Bol Bol, Louis King and Okoroh who's a mauler 6'9 type they'd have the best frontcourt out west and one of the best in the nation.
 
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