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Yoeli is getting lots of interest in being drafted in the 2nd round. So he is at the top of the list as even a 2nd rounder will receive a lot better opportunity of playing than an undrafted guy (he may very well go undrafted, but again is higher on NBA lists than the other two). It also shows that NBA guys are valuing what Yoeli brings to the table. His athleticism makes him a fit for the NBA and his ball handling and shooting skills came a long way this past year.

Jake has the size to play the 2 guard in the NBA, but probably is not quick enough. He is a very good outside shooter though and if he were 6'7" he would be on the draft radar. But at 6'5" it will be more difficult. I hope he gets a shot and shows people what he can really do. What we do know is that he can already be a solid role player for a team. A guy that doesn't need the ball always in his hands, but can produce when he does.

TJ is a solid PG who I loved, especially his senior season at BYU. While he has NBA size he lacks NBA athleticism in my opinion. He would struggle to keep up with the elite athletic point guards that seem to be on every NBA team. I hope I am wrong that is how I see it. I do think with his game TJ will play in Europe for quite a few years if he wants to.