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ROUND NINE

Mo is the best defender in the draft, with NBA D. Should have gone much higher. Young is making the transition to the point guard who likes to hit people and take the ball inside in a very physical game. Walton is undersized but a great athlete with good touch and leaping ability. Forehan-Kelly can shoot the ball, but needs D work in the D-League. Bell is a work in progress with a need for confidence and assertiveness. McKnight has been around the world and at the WBA in the three but needs to play two-guard to make the NBA. Steyn did better this summer out of the limitations in coaching at NCAA-II. A surprisingly low pick for a guy who has had great showcase games and got a lot of good feedback from the San Antonio Spurs and the Utah Jazz. Duke has prior D-League experience but is more of a stock D-League player than a prospect. Thomas is an underrated player who can knock opposing teams off balance. Simpson is a reserve player with strong D. Moses is the younger brother of Stephan, a good passing point guard.

RND	PICK	OA	Player	POS	Club	College
9	1	97	Mo Charlo	SF	Anaheim Arsenal	Nevada
9	2	98	Jitim Young	PG	Sioux Falls Skyforce	Northwestern University
9	3	99	Rodney Billups	PG	Colorado 14ers	Denver
9	4	100	Eric Walton	PF	Fort Worth Flyers	San Jose State
9	5	101	Tashaan Forehan-Kelly	SG	Dakota Wizards	Pepperdine University
9	6	102	Chad Bell	C	Arkansas RImRockers	Nevada
9	7	103	Jamar McKnight	SG	Los Angeles D-Fenders	Clemson University
9	8	104	Frans Steyn	C	Tulsa 66ers	Southwest Baptist
9	9	105	Duke Freeman-McCaney	PF	Idaho Stampede	Florida
9	10	106	Ty Thomas	PF	Austin Toros	Concordia St. Paul
9	11	107	Jeff Simpson	PF	Bakersfield Jam	North Texas
9	12	108	Moses Marbury	PG	Albuquerque Thunderbirds	Rhode Island

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