Red's Dad's final mock copied and pasted from more expansive mock draft posting:
MOCK DRAFT 6/10/11
1 CLEVELAND DERRICK WILLIAMS 6.9 ARIZONA
2 MINNESOTA ENES KANTER 6.11 KENTUCKY/GERMANY
3 NJ>UTAH KYRIE IRVING 6.2 DUKE
4 CLIPPERS TO CLEV BRANDON KNIGHT 6.3 KENTUCKY
5 TORONTO JONAS VALUCIUNAS 6.11 LITHUANIA
6 WASHINGTON KAWHI LEONARD 6.7 SAN DIEGO ST
7 SACRAMENTO KEMBA WALKER 5.11 UCONN
8 DETROIT JAN VESELEY 6.11 CZECH
9 CHARLOTTE MARCUS MORRIS 6.9 KANSAS
10 MILWAUKEE ALEC BURKS 6.6 COLORADO
11 GS DONATAS MOTIEJUNAS 7.0 LITHUANIA
12 UTAH CHRIS SINGLETON 6.9 FLORIDA ST
13 PHOENIX TOBIAS HARRIS 6.8 TENNESSEE
14 HOUSTON BISMACK BIYOMBO 6.9 CONGO
15 INDIANA JIMMER FREDETTE 6.2 BYU
16 PHILLY JORDAN HAMILTON 6.7 TEXAS
17 KNICKS MARKIEFF MORRIS 6.9 KANSAS
18 ATL TO WASH MARSHON BROOKS 6.5 PROVIDENCE
19 NO>PORT>CHARLOTTE KLAY THOMPSON 6.7 WASHINGTON ST
20 MEMP>UTAH>MINNESOTA REGGIE JACKSON 6.3 BC
21 PORTLAND KENNETH FARIED 6.8 MOREHEAD ST
22 DENVER TRISTIN THOMPSON 6.9 TEXAS
23 ORLANDO>PHOE>HOUS JOSH SELBY 6.2 KANSAS
24 OKCITY TYLER HONEYCUTT 6.8 UCLA
25 BOSTON JAJUAN JOHNSON 6.10 PURDUE
26 DALLAS JUSTIN HARPER 6.10 RICHMOND
27 LAKERS TO NJ DARIUS MORRIS 6.4 MICHIGAN
28 MIAMI>TOR>CHIC IMAN SHUMPERT 6.5 GEORGIA TECH
29 SAN ANTONIO LUCAS NOGUEIRA 7.0 BRAZIL
30 CHICAGO KYLE SINGLER 6.8 DUKE
MOCK DRAFT 6/10/11..SECOND ROUND
31 MINNESOTA>MIA JEREMY TYLER 6.10 HIGH SCHOOL/JAPAN
32 CLEVELAND TREY THOMPKINS 6.10 GEORGIA
33 TORONTO>DET DAVIS BERTANS 6.8 LATVIA
34 WASHINGTON NIKOLA VUCEVIC 6.10 SO CAL
35 SACRAMENTO JIMMY BUTLER 6.7 MARQUETTE
36 NJ KEITH BENSON 6.11 OAKLAND
37 DETROIT>CLIPPERS MALCOLM LEE 6.5 UCLA
38 CLIPPERS>HOUSTON SHELVIN MACK 6.2 BUTLER
39 CHARLOTTE NOLAN SMITH 6.3 DUKE
40 MILWAUKEE NIKOLA MIROTIC 6.10 MONENEGRO
41 GS >NJ>LAKERS CHARLES JENKINS 6.3 HOFSTRA
42 INDIANA JORDAN WILLIAMS 6.10 MARYLAND
43 UTAH>CHI>GS JON LEUER 6.10 WISCONSIN
44 PHOENIX > CHIC CHRIS WRIGHT 6.8 DAYTON
45 NEW ORLEANS VERNON MACKLIN 6.9 FLORIDA
46 KNICKS>LAKERS TRAVIS LESLIE 6.4 GEORGIA
47 HOUSTON>CLIPPERS CHANDLER PARSONS 6.9 FLORIDA
48 ATLANTA NORRIS COLE 6.2 CLEVELAND ST
49 MEMPHIS DAVID LIGHTY 6.5 OHIO ST
50 PHILLY COREY JOSEPH 6.3 TEXAS
51 PORTLAND ANDREW GOUDELOCK 6.2 CHARLESTON
52 DENVER DEANDRE LIGGINS 6.6 KENTUCKY
53 ORLANDO MATTHEW BRYAN-AMANING 6.8 WASHINGTON
54 OKCITY>MIA>CLEV CORY HIGGINS 6.5 COLORADO
55 BOSTON E'TUAN MOORE 6.4 PURDUE
56 LAKERS DAMIAN SAUNDERS 6.7 DUQUESNE
57 DALLAS LACEDARIUS DUNN 6.4 BAYLOR
58 MIAMI>LAKERS JEREME RICHMOND 6.7 ILLINOIS
59 SAN ANTONIO SCOTTY HOPSON 6.7 TENNESSEE
60 CHIC>MILW>SACRAMENTO JAMIE SKEEN 6.9 VCU
thanks for the mock! A few random thoughts on your mock:
1. I think Irving will go first, but there are big rumblings, so 3rd is certainly possible. (partly going to depend teams' ability/energy to orchestrate trades.) There are going to be 2 or 3 very good PG's in next year's lottery, where the Cavs will find themselves again, so they could postpone adding a PG until next year, though I wouldn't reccomend it since the non-PG's in next year's lottery look like bigger studs, except possibly Kabongo but I don't know enough about him.....Kanter and Irving have had serious injuries, Williams not, so I could see that leading to a pick of Williams at number 1.
Curious if you have Williams at #1 as A: best prospect, B: best way to combine picks 1 and 4, or C: best prospect with health considerations of top prospects. (with no health considerations I'd take Irving or Kanter #1).
If I were Cleveland and took Williams over Irving, then I might give up on PG altogether for this draft, ride with Baron and Sessions, and take a big at number 4--Kanter or Valuncianus or Moteijunas or even Vesely.
Could the Dirk Nowitzki effect help Monteijunas? Could it also push Davis Bertans into the first round?