2016 NBA Draft: Ranking And Analyzing The Top 20 Prospects

March 24, 2016; Anaheim, CA, USA; Duke Blue Devils guard Brandon Ingram (14) reacts during the 82-68 loss against Oregon Ducks during the second half of the semifinal game in the West regional of the NCAA Tournament at Honda Center. Mandatory Credit: Robert Hanashiro-USA TODAY Sports /

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Mar 17, 2016; Des Moines, IA, USA; Kentucky Wildcats forward Skal Labissiere (1) drives to the basket against Stony Brook Seawolves forward Jameel Warney (20) during the first half in the first round of the 2016 NCAA Tournament at Wells Fargo Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports /

11. Skal Labissiere, F, Kentucky

As he entered his Freshman year at Kentucky with massive expectations – and the unfair comparisons to Anthony Davis – it was no surprise when Skal Labissiere struggled throughout the season.

He struggled so much that he even lose his starting spot midway through the year. With all that said, I still believe that Labissiere is the kind of player that was always going to be a better pro than college player.

Either way, he’s one of those guys that’s either going to be a boom or bust prospect. With his athletic capabilities, even if he’s “just good” it won’t be looked back fondly. He needs to be better than “just good” even if that’s somewhat unfair.

And he has the potential to be that.

His offense is raw and probably needs a year or two to develop, but his ceiling is really high. In the right organization, he should be a really good player at the next level.

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