Stanford’s Josh Owens, Washington’s Tony Wroten, Vandy’s Jeffrey Taylor Highlight Warriors’ Double Workout Today
By Marcus Thompson
Monday, May 28th, 2012 at 9:12 am in Uncategorized.
The Warriors are holding a couple workouts today. The two sessions will feature a slew of 6-7 types, several second-round possibilities, and two locals. There are a couple likely first-round candidates: Washington’s Tony Wroten, Vanderbilt SF Jefferey Taylor, who is projected towards the end of the draft, where the Warriors hold a pick. Here is a breakdown:
FIRST SESSION
PF Draymond Green, Michigan State
6-7, 230 pounds
Projected: early second round
PG Tu Holloway, Xavier
6-0, 190 pounds
Projected: middle second round
PF Kevin Jones West Virginia
6-8, 260 pounds
Projected: Early second round
PG Scott Machado, Iona
6-1, 180 pounds
Projected: middle second round
SF Wendell McKines, New Mexico State (Richmond High)
6-6, 230
Projected: Undrafted
PF Josh Owens, Stanford
6-8, 240
Projected: Late second round to undrafted
SECOND SESSION
PF Anthony Jones, Baylor
6-10, 195
Projected: Undrafted
SF Kris Joseph, Syracuse
6-7, 210
Projected: Middle to late second round
Khris Middleton, Texas A&M
6-7, 217
Projected: undrafted
SF Jeffrey Taylor, Vanderbilt
6-7, 225
Projected: Late first round
PG Maakik Wayns, Villanova
6-2, 200
Projected: undrafted
PG/SG Tony Wroten, Washington
6-5, 205
Projected: middle to late first round
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May 28th, 2012 at 2:30 pm
Warrior’s need to take a serious look at Jeffery Taylor as well as Kevin Jones…
Tony Wroten “late second round to undrafted?” — last time I checked he’s projected in the late first round to early second.
May 28th, 2012 at 8:30 pm
Kevin Jones is a guy that won’t wow anyone with his athleticism, but is a sure-fire rotation player for years to come. He led the BigEast in scoring and was second in the nation in rebounding. See DaJuan Blair, please, then let me know whether Kevin Jones would be a great pick or not for the Dubs! Plus, Jones has his ACLs. He may be there for our first second round pick, but I think we need to go after him with our #30 pick.