NBA Draft Scouting Report of 30 Players by AP
The Associated Press lists 30 players across teams and colleges with scouting notes. Freshmen and sophomores from Duke Rutgers Baylor Texas Oklahoma State and more are profiled on positions, heights, weights, ages, and projected roles from scoring to defense.
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Dallas
Cooper Flagg
Duke
Associated Press
Washington
Tre Johnson
Texas
Kevin Durant
Longhorns
Arkansas
Duke and Rutgers dominate early 2024 NBA draft rounds
Duke lands multiple top ten picks including Ren Knueppel and Khaman Maluach as Duke racks up three top ten selections in the first round. Rutgers sees Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey join the Spurs and Jazz with high lottery slots while other picks spread to Wizards Nets and Thunder. The draft opens with expectations for France’s Victor Wembanyama and reshapes teams entering the next season.
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Elton Brand
Irving
Zion Williamson
Paolo Banchero
Duke
Banchero
Victor Wembanyama
Zaccherie Risacher
France
Rutgers
Dylan Harper
Ron Harper
Spurs
Wembanyama
Stephen Castle
San Antonio
NBA
Harper
Ace Bailey
Scarlet Knights
76Ers
Utah
Bailey
Tre Johnson
Texas
Washington Wizards
Oklahoma
Jeremiah Fears
New Orleans
Nets
BYU
Egor Demin
Brooklyn
Toronto
South Carolina
Collin Murray-Boyles
Oklahoma City Thunder
Georgetown
Thomas Sorber
Moms steal the spotlight at NBA draft night
Night marked by emotional moments as draftees share hugs with their mothers. Kelly Flagg, whose son Cooper went first to the Mavericks, is a former University of Maine standout who helped her son love the game. Maria Harper, Dylan Harper’s mother, coached him in AAU and high school. Tenneh Sorber, Libyan refugee mother of Thomas Sorber, embraced him after his pick by OKC.
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New York
Kelly Flagg
Cooper
Dallas Mavericks
University of Maine
Stanford
Maria Harper
Dylan Harper
San Antonio
New Orleans
Thomas Sorber
Tenneh
Oklahoma City
Mama
Tenneh Sorber
The 1990s Cleveland baseball powerhouse still looms
Jim Ingraham reflects on Cleveland’s 1990s teams from 1995 to 1999, a lineup depth feared to rival Hall of Fame status though they never won a World Series. He highlights Albert Belle, Manny Ramirez, and Jim Thome, notes owner influence, and questions why fans should care now. Email contact provided.
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Cleveland
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Albert Belle
Mo Vaughn
Heck
Eddie Murray
Mike Hargrove
Murray
Hargrove
Manny Ramirez
Jim Thome
Thome
Ramirez
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Philadelphia
VJ Edgecombe
Baylor
Charlotte
Ken Knueppel
Houston
Phoenix
Khaman Maluach
Portland Trail
Cedric Coward
Washington State
Willamette
Chicago
Noa Essengue
Ratiopharm
Atlanta
Derik Queen
Maryland
Carter Bryant
Arizona
Memphis
Hansen Yang
Qingdao
China
Minnesota
Joan Beringer
Cedevita Olimpija
Slovenia
Walter Clayton Jr
Florida
Gators
Nolan Traore
Saint-Quentin
Miami
Kasparas Jakucionis
Illinois
Will Riley
Canada
Drake Powell
North Carolina
Asa Newell
Georgia
Bulldogs
Nique Clifford
Colorado State
Colorado
Orlando
Jase Richardson
Michigan State
Jason Richardson
Ben Saraf
Ratiopharm Ulm
Germany
Israel
Danny Wolf
Michigan
Yale
Boston
Hugo Gonzalez
Real Madrid
Spain
Liam McNeeley
Uconn
Clippers
Yank Konan Niederhauser
Penn State
The
Flagg
Baylout
Barclays Center
Ren Knueppel
Charlotte Hornets
Houston Rockets
Blue Devils
Kentucky
Maluach
Ingraham
Jim Ingraham
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