Moore is one of the most underrated players in the class. Won't ever be a star but he's someone that will have a long NBA career.
6'6" 217 with a 7'0" wingspan and was Duke's primary ball handler/best perimeter defender last season. He's also a guy that has been through adversity after a disappointing start to his college career. One of the few players you'll see that saw a major leap in both production and efficiency at the same time from one year to the next.
I may end up really wrong, but I am not a believer in Murray. He seems way too vanilla. I would take the other 4 before him.
He reminds me of a watered down Iggy.If there's a big guard in this draft who gets picked in the late 1st or early 2nd round, but then goes on to have a big two-way impact and play both on and off the ball (a bit like Desmond Bane), I think Moore could be that guy. He has at least fringe starter potential.
But Jaden Ivey is a “small guard”.My big board would look like:
1. Jaden Ivey | CG | Purdue
2. Jabari Smith | F | Auburn
3. AJ Griffin | GF | Duke
4. Chet Holmgren | FC | Gonzaga
5. Paolo Banchero | F | Duke
6. Shaedon Sharpe | GF | Kentucky
7. Dyson Daniels | GF | G-League
8. Jeremy Sochan | F | Baylor
9. Jalen Duren | C | Memphis
10. Keegan Murray | F | Iowa
11. Ousmane Dieng | GF | New Zealand
12. Jalen Williams | GF | Santa Clara
13. Mark Williams | C | Duke
14. Malaki Banham | GF | Ohio State
15. Johnny Davis | CG | Wisconsin
He's 6'4" with a 6'9" wingspan, lolBut Jaden Ivey is a “small guard”.