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2009 NBA Mock Draft

  By Lance Walton
10.20.2008 - Updated on 10.20.2008

Basketball season is here again, so here is my first mock draft for the preseason.
 
First Round
 
1. Blake Griffin- PF- Oklahoma
 
2. Demar DeRozan- SG- USC
 
3. Ricky Rubio- PG- DKV Joventut
 
4. B.J. Mullens- C- Ohio State
 
5. James Harden- SG- Arizona State
 
6. Brandon Jennings- PG- Lottomatica Roma
 
7. Chase Budinger- SF- Arizona
 
8. Earl Clark- SF- Louisville
 
9. Gerald Henderson- SG- Duke
 
10. Hasheem Thabeet- C- UConn
 
11. Austin Daye- SF- Gonzaga
 
12. Patrick Patterson- PF- Kentucky
 
13. Tyreke Evans- PG- Memphis
 
14. Andrew Ogilvy- C- Vanderbilt
 
15. Tyler Smith- SF- Tennessee
 
16. Darren Collison- PG- UCLA
 
17. Tyler Hansbrough- PF- North Carolina
 
18. Ty Lawson- PG- North Carolina
 
19. Stephen Curry- PG- Davidson
 
20. Wayne Ellington- SG- North Carolina
 
21. Victor Claver- PF- Pamesa
 
22. Raymar Morgan- SF- Michigan State
 
23. Jordan Hill- PF- Arizona
 
24. Damion James- SF- Texas
 
25. Patrick Mills- PG- St. Mary’s
 
26. Omri Casspi- SF- Maccabi Tel Aviv
 
27. Nick Calathes- PG- Florida
 
28. Sam Young- SF- Pittsburgh
 
29. Greivis Vasquez- PG- Maryland
 
30. Jerome Jordan- C- Tulsa
 

Second Round

 
31. Dionte Christmas- SG- Temple
 
32. Tyrese Rice- PG- Boston College
 
33. Eric Maynor- PG- VCU
 
34. Vyacheslav Kravtsov- C- BC Kyiv
 
35. Terrence Williams- SG- Louisville
 
36. Jeff Pendergraph- PF- Arizona State
 
37. Nando De Colo- PG- Cholet
 
38. Josh Heytvelt- PF- Gonzaga
 
39. A.J. Price- PG- UConn
 
40. Vladimir Dasic- SF- KK Buducnost Podorica
 
41. Josh Carter- SG- Texas A&M
 
42. Vitor Faverani- C- Bruesa GBC
 
43. Taj Gibson- PF- USC
 
44. Stanley Robinson- SF- UConn
 
45. Dominic James- PG- Marquette
 
46. Milenko Tepic- SG- KK Partizan Belgrade
 
47. Connor Atchley- C- Texas
 
48. Robert Varden- SG- UAB
 
49. Jon Brockman- PF- Washington State
 
50. Jeremy Pargo- PG- Gonzaga
 
51. Alonzo Gee- SG- Alabama
 
52. Jonas Jerebko- PF- Angelico Biella
 
53. Danny Green- SG- North Carolina
 
54. Curtis Jerrells- PG- Baylor
 
55. Miroslav Raduljica- C- KK FMP Zeleznik
 
56. Lester Hudson- PG- Tennessee Martin
 
57. B.J. Raymond- SG- Xavier
 
58. Joe Ingles- SF- South Dragons
 
59. Marcus Thornton- SG- LSU
 
60. Travis Walton- PG- Michigan State
56 Comments: 2009 NBA Mock Draft

Posted by

on 02.11.2009
If Meeks enters the draft, I think he should be a lottery pick. He is a scorer at all levels and will be a terrific nba player. Hopefully, he doesn’t go out and somehow slips to the Celtics the next year, cuz I would take him real fast. .
Posted by
mtman
on 02.2.2009
Who cares whether he goes to washington or washington state. He’s not pro material. Maybe he could teach phys. ed. in Pullman. .
Posted by

on 01.25.2009
Jon Brockmans not from washington state moran. .
Posted by
PROPICKS
on 01.23.2009
Guys, who the heck would want to waste a pick on Brockman. Come on, can you see him banging the boards with guys 5 or 6 inches taller with more quickness. He’s a flop. Italian ball, maybe. .
Posted by
MyFaceTube
on 01.12.2009
Jon Brockman could be like a Mark Madsen atleast. Have you seen some of the busters in the league. Brockman couldn’t do any worse .
Posted by
professor43
on 12.31.2008
I agree. No way he could average 2pts per game in the NBA. .
Posted by
UWashington Scout
on 12.31.2008
JON BROCKMAN IN THE DRAFT? WHAT ARE YOU CRAZY? That guy is a wasted pick. No talent, none. .
Posted by
me
on 12.4.2008
To all of the people that are saying Stephen Curry is in the right spot, you are STUPID!! I am not saying he should be higher up, but you don’t know when he will or "should" get picked, it depends on what kind of player a team needs, so you should really shut up. .
Posted by
Common Sense 2003
on 10.24.2008
Just because players are great in college doesn’t mean they’ll be great at the next level. Look at College football for example the Hesiman trophy winner is suppose be the best player in collge. But when you look back some aren’t even chosen in the first round. Some don’t even have 4 year careers in the pros. Even look at some of the players that put up great stats in school in hoops, but didn’t pan out at the next level. When you look at Tyler and Stephen realistically should be selected between 13-23. I think it would be crazy for a team to select them higher than that at the next level they’ll be in the pack with other players, not above everyone like college. Not to compare Joakim Noah, but he is example of being selected too high. I have other examples that are better. But I have to get back to work .
Posted by
Oliver James Simpson
on 10.24.2008
You two posers. Tyler and Stephen are stupid. I can’t believe I am even responding. But come on like a couple commenters said. Hansbrough and Curry are great college players, but at the next level they may be limited one due to size. They’ll be great contributors but objectively analyzing them mid first rounders is a good projection for them. Stop living on hype and look at the short-term (now) and long-term (NBA). When you do that mid-first round is fair. Last but not least I really hope Dominic James pulls it together his stock has been declining the last couple years. He struggles in the NBA draft camps. He needs to impress and show that his is capable of being consistent when it counts .
Posted by
Tyler Hansbrough
on 10.24.2008
Dog i am like the best player in the draft. I am 10x better than everyone. My man Stephen Curry is right we do deserve to be in the top 5, or at least i should. I am the best dog. .
Posted by
The Predictor
on 10.21.2008
I think the top five lottery teams will be Thunder, Grizzles, Pacers. Knicks, Kings. Right now I just don’t see those teams being very good. I think the number one pick will be Jennings. Number two Griffin. Number three DeRozan. Number four Mullens. Number five Rubio. .
Posted by
Rick
on 10.21.2008
Hoping that Pat Mills has a big season on the back of his Olympics run. .
Posted by
KFC
on 10.20.2008
I agree. This was a good mock draft to look at. Draftexpress was so-so, nbadraft was wack, and the other draft site I looked at, I can’t remember the name seemed like he was just guessing. As a Kentucky Wildcat fan, I really think Patrick Patterson is really gonna explode this season, it’s his team and with another strong season I expect him to bolt for the draft and be a lottery pick, he is a beast .
Posted by
O. Sandor
on 10.20.2008
As always, Great stuff LW ... .
Posted by
Southern Sammy
on 10.20.2008
To the Stephen Curry wanna be. For one if you’re really a fan than you should respect him enough to atleast write a sentence correctly. Secondly you are overhyping those two. They’re good but top 5 I don’t think so. They’ll be key contributors in the league but not top 5 talent for the next level. I say the highest they go is late lottery at best. They are top 20 players. Lastly I think two sleepers in the draft could be Lester Hudson, and Curtis Jerrells .
Posted by
Moe
on 10.20.2008
Thank God a sensible mock draft. I was just looking at nbadraft and whoever did that one should be fired. They have many players ranked too high, some too low. And I guess they figured Ricky Rubio is either not going to be in the draft, or he isn’t good enough. .
Posted by

on 10.20.2008
ricky rubio should be 1st with ease most americans dont no the unbelievable talent he posesesthat guy nando colo to should be in the 1st round with ease but once again americans dont keep a close enougheye on europeans .
Posted by
Y.L.N.
on 10.20.2008
Here it comes. The fans that like to overhype their players. I think Lance placed both Stephen and Tyler in good spots. Just because they are great college players doesn’t mean they will do the same thing at the next level. Tyler will be a solid forward in the NBA, but nowhere close to being a superstar and shouldn’t be a lottery pick. Stephen is an undersized shooting guard basically. He will not be effective running the point in the NBA, when he doesn’t do it necessarily well in college. He’s a "Booby" Gibson type at best. You sound crazy for hyping them up as top 5 selections. That’s why I really like this mock draft more than others because it is objective and realistic in putting players in the general area they could go in .
Posted by
Stephen Curry
on 10.20.2008
dog, Im hirer than that dog.catch up home boy. I should be in the first 5 picks and same for my man Tyler Hansbrough. .
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