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Favors is a well-rounded prospect with a combination of size, strength, and athleticism.  He uses his great length to be an intimidating shot blocker.  While he is better suited as a post player right now, he projects more as a combo forward in the NBA.  To excel at that position, Favors will have to improve his limited range from the perimeter. Turner possesses all the skills needed of a wing player as demonstrated by his already two triple-doubles this season.  He is at his best with the ball in his hands when he is driving and finishing at the rim or creating for his teammates.  With that said, he can also play on the perimeter where he shot 44% from downtown during his sophomore year. A very intriguing prospect, Montiejunas has the size to play center but ability to step out on the perimeter and play the three.  He is skilled on the block, can also handle the ball, and stroke it from the outside.  Unlike most Europeans prospects, Montiejunas will be a free agent in the summer of 2010 meaning an NBA team won’t have to deal with any Ricky Rubio-like issues regarding a buyout and he could come to the states right away. Warren’s successful freshman year with the Sooners was understandably overshadowed by Blake Griffin’s player of the year season.  With Griffin gone to the NBA, Warren has had every chance to prove just how talented of a scorer he is.  A combo guard who can create his own shot and is not afraid to attack the basket, Warren has struggled with his perimeter shot which drops him a few spots. Brackins is a lengthy, but not very physical forward who has a nice touch on his shot and can knock down mid-range jumpers.  He made huge strides between his freshman and sophomore seasons as he nearly doubled his scoring and rebounding.  The Cyclone will need to add some muscle to help him match-up better against NBA power forwards. The Wildcat junior decided to return to school after briefly testing the NBA waters thus summer.  Patterson has a nice...

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