The word "potential" gets thrown around way too much in the NBA draft.
Sure, every player is going to improve as he gets older, but players should not get knocked for being closer to a refined product once they hit the draft. In fact, a study I did last year suggested that when you take out the top five picks, players who entered the draft after their junior or senior years have been more productive pros.
These "low upside" guys often provide better value in the late first round or second round than projects who leave school before they're ready. Through talking to scouts and college coaches, here are seven low-upside guys who have a chance to be success stories based on where they're likely to be drafted.
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Low-Upside 2015 NBA Draft Prospects Who Shouldn’t Be Overlooked
June 6th, 2015 by C.J. Moore Leave a reply »
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