13. Tyler Herro, Kentucky
This is the first of three Kentucky Wildcats that you will see on this list, which should tell you all you need to know about how much talent John Calipari has on his bench. At 6-foot-5 and under 200 pounds, Tyler Herro might not look like much of a threat, but he’s every bit that.
Even though he had a rough showing in the second-round against Wofford, Herro is the type of player that can explore on any given night. Herro averaged 14 points, five rebounds and three assists this season for the Wildcats and is especially dangerous from 3, where he averaged 36 percent from deep on nearly five attempts per game.
In today’s perimeter-oriented NBA game, there’s no question that there’s a place for Herro in the league, especially if he continues to fill into his lanky frame.