NBA Mock Draft 2015: Pistons Dream Scenario?

It was a rocky year for Oubre at Kansas but things improved as the season went on and physically, he’s just about what an NBA small forward should look like. Adequate size and athleticism, long arms and the ability to contribute early on the defensive end as he becomes more consistent offensively.. Small Forward. Kansas. Kelly Oubre. 11. player. 100

player. 118. A big man with range, Turner sometimes settles too often for the outside shot. It’s a weapon he possess but he still needs to develop a more well-rounded offensive game. The Jazz could use someone inside after trading <a rel=. Center. Texas. Myles Turner. 12

player. 66. There are questions about just how much better Kaminsky can still get but even if he maxed out his game before jumping to the NBA, there is plenty of reason to make him a lottery pick. He presents matchup problems as a stretch four, having no problem taking bigger defenders outside or taking advantage of smaller defenders inside. Versatility is key in today’s NBA, and they don’t get much more versatile than Kaminsky.. Center. Wisconsin. Frank Kaminsky. 13

Sam Dekker. 14. player. 149. Dekker is the kind of player perfect for a team with high expectations looking to bounce back next season. Dekker’s ability was on full display in Wisconsin’s run to the National Championship game and could be a real asset to the Thunder as he can fill a variety of roles given his size and “jack of all trades” skill set.. Small Forward. Wisconsin

125. It was Portis, not anyone from the star-studded Kentucky Wildcat roster, that took home SEC Player of the Year honors last season. Portis obviously has skill but he really makes his mark with his hustle and energy.. Power Forward. Arkansas. Bobby Portis. 15. player