Sam Vecenie

genuine, real top five picks and top four picks even maybe in a normal draft.

Keaton Wagler has all sorts of upside and he just has so many outs as a player because he's so polished.

He's really, really smart from all the intel I've gotten.

He's a really high-level human being.

He is an awesome shooter.

It's almost...

hard for me to imagine a way that he doesn't at least become like a really good nba player and i think there's like significant upside beyond that kingston fleming's is just like an absolute joke athletically uh the explosiveness the power the speed with which he plays the downhill force and then caleb wilson is as productive as anybody in the country right now he's averaging 20 points and 10 rebounds a game i mean it's fairly laughable that he's on the naysmith defensive player of the year watch list like he's not a great defender right now and i don't know what those people are looking at

But he is somebody that is incredibly efficient around the rim.

He dunks everything.

There are some touch questions, but like, you know, it's like a Pascal Siakam starter kit.

And if he's a really, really good kid from what I gather, like really engaging, really smart.

So,

you buy into all of what he brings to the table other than just the developing skill level right now.

And that's going to have to come along.

He's going to have to continue to grow as a shooter, going to have to grow as a playmaker more and more.

But, you know, if you're telling me that I could maybe get a Pascal Siakam starter kit at like four or five or six, that's,

where I think there's like a pretty reasonable chance that he can reach that kind of threshold given that he's like six, nine with a seven, one, seven, you know, seven, one ish wingspan.

It could be a little bit longer.

It could be a little bit shorter.

Um, there's just a lot to be excited about with this draft class.