NBA Draft: 2011

#	Team	Player	H	W	P	School	C
1	Cleveland	Kyrie Irving	6-3	191	PG	Duke	Fr.
2	Minnesota	Derrick Williams	6-8	248	SF/PF	Arizona	So.
3	Utah	Enes Kanter	6-11	259	PF/C	Kentucky	Fr.
4	Cleveland	Tristan Thompson	6-9	227	PF	Texas	Fr.
5	Toronto	Jonas Valanciunas	6-11	240	C	Lithuania	Intl.
6	Washington	Jan Vesely	6-11	230	SF/PF	Czech Republic	Intl.
7	Sacramento	Bismack Biyombo	6-9	243	C	Congo	Intl.
8	Detroit	Brandon Knight	6-3	177	PG/SG	Kentucky	Fr.
9	Charlotte	Kemba Walker	6-1	184	PG	UConn	Jr.
10	Milwaukee	Jimmer Fredette	6-2	196	PG	BYU	Sr.
11	Golden St.	Klay Thompson	6-7	206	SG/SF	Washington St...	Jr.
12	Utah	Alec Burks	6-6	193	PG/SG	Colorado	So.
13	Phoenix	Markieff Morris	6-9	241	PF	Kansas	Jr.
14	Houston	Marcus Morris	6-8	230	SF/PF	Kansas	Jr.
15	Indiana	Kawhi Leonard	6-7	227	SF	San Diego St.	So.
16	Philadelphia	Nikola Vucevic	6-11	260	C	USC	Jr.
17	New York	Iman Shumpert	6-5	222	PG/SG	Georgia Tech	Jr.
18	Washington	Chris Singleton	6-9	230	SF/PF	Florida St.	Jr.
19	Charlotte	Tobias Harris	6-8	223	SF/PF	Tennessee	Fr.
20	Minnesota	Donatas Motiejunas	7-0	224	PF	Lithuania	Intl.
21	Portland	Nolan Smith	6-3	189	PG/SG	Duke	Sr.
22	Denver	Kenneth Faried	6-7	225	PF	Morehead St.	Sr.
23	Houston	Nikola Mirotic	6-10	225	SF/PF	Montenegro	Intl.
24	Oklahoma Cty	Reggie Jackson	6-3	200	PG/SG	Boston College	Jr.
25	Boston	Marshon Brooks	6-5	195	SG	Providence	Sr.
26	Dallas	Jordan Hamilton	6-8	228	SG/SF	Texas	So.
27	New Jersey	JaJuan Johnson	6-10	220	PF	Purdue	Sr.
28	Chicago	Norris Cole	6-1	174	PG	Cleveland St.	Sr.
29	San Antonio	Cory Joseph	6-3	186	PG	Texas	Fr.
30	Chicago	Jimmy Butler	6-7	222	SF	Marquette	Sr.
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#	Team	Player	H	W	P	School	C

#	Team	Player	H	W	P	School	C
31	Miami	Bojan Bogdanovic	6-7	195	SG/SF	Croatia	Intl.
32	Cleveland	Justin Harper	6-9	228	PF	Richmond	Sr.
33	Detroit	Kyle Singler	6-9	228	SF	Duke	Sr.
34	Washington	Shelvin Mack	6-2	205	PG/SG	Butler	Jr.
35	Sacramento	Tyler Honeycutt	6-8	187	SG/SF	UCLA	So.
36	New Jersey	Jordan Williams	6-9	247	PF	Maryland	So.
37	LA Clippers	Trey Thompkins	6-10	239	PF	Georgia	Jr.
38	Houston	Chandler Parsons	6-10	221	SF	Florida	Sr.
39	Charlotte	Jeremy Tyler	6-10	262	PF/C	USA	Intl.
40	Milwaukee	Jon Leuer	6-11	223	PF	Wisconsin	Sr.
41	LA Lakers	Darius Morris	6-4	190	PG	Michigan	So.
42	Indiana	Davis Bertans	6-10	211	SF	Latvia	Intl.
43	Chicago	Malcolm Lee	6-5	198	PG/SG	UCLA	Jr.
44	Golden St.	Charles Jenkins	6-3	216	PG/SG	Hofstra	Sr.
45	New Orleans	Josh Harrellson	6-10	275	PF/C	Kentucky	Sr.
46	LA Lakers	Andrew Goudelock	6-2	198	PG/SG	Charleston	Sr.
47	LA Clippers	Travis Leslie	6-4	205	SG/SF	Georgia	Jr.
48	Atlanta	Keith Benson	6-11	217	C	Oakland	Sr.
49	Memphis	Josh Selby	6-3	195	PG/SG	Kansas	Fr.
50	Philadelphia	Lavoy Allen	6-9	225	PF	Temple	Sr.
51	Portland	Jon Diebler	6-6	197	SG	Ohio State	Sr.
52	Detroit	Vernon Macklin	6-10	244	PF	Florida	Sr.
53	Orlando	DeAndre Liggins	6-6	202	SG	Kentucky	Jr.
54	Cleveland	Milan Macvan	6-9	260	PF	Serbia	Intl.
55	Boston	E'twaun Moore	6-4	191	PG/SG	Purdue	Sr.
56	LA Lakers	Chukwudiebere Ma...	6-9	210	PF	Nigeria	Intl.
57	Dallas	Tanguy Ngombo	6-6	210	SF	Congo	Intl.
58	LA Lakers	Ater Majok	6-10	225	SF	Australia	So.
59	San Antonio	Adam Hanga	6-7	200	PG/SG	Hungary	Intl.
60	Sacramento	Isaiah Thomas	5-10	186	PG	Washington	Jr.
Loading data...   Good draft overall, thats if your not comparing it to last years draft because its kind of difficult to compare this draft with the likes of John Wall, Demarcus cousins, Evan turner and Wesle Johnson. Saying that theres still players at there level in this draft, Kyrie Erving being one of them. Cavaliers snapped him up 1st pick which to me is the best thing they could of done, considering they probably have one of the weakest teams talent wise.

 

 

Good draft overall, thats if your not comparing it to last years draft because its kind of difficult to compare this draft with the likes of John Wall, Demarcus cousins, Evan turner and Wesley Johnson. Saying that, theres still players at there level in this draft Kyrie Erving being one of them. Cavaliers snapped him up 1st pick which to me is the best thing they could of done, considering they probably have one of the weakest teams talent wise. Also alot of foreign players entering the draft (which is good news to me as im not American)

 

Australia:1
Hungary:1
Latvia:1
Czech Republic:1
Montenegro:1

Congo:2

Lithuania:2

Croatia:2

Nigeria:1

On another note British baller Matthew Bryan-Amaning did not get drafted, dissapointing to hear but hopefully he'll make it pro in Europe and make his way into the NBA (if thats what he wants to do) sometime in the future.

Whats your view of the draft?