2014 NBA Draft

This is premature.  The draft in 2014 is 362 days away (and more if they move it back a week, as rumored).  This is a good way to show what expectations are entering the season, and tell of the players I expect to perform highly and get drafted next year.  Will this big board reflect the talent level even next month?  Maybe not.  But one has to start somewhere.  As every other big board should/will have, Andrew Wiggins leads the way as the best prospect in the NBA draft since Oden/Durant.

1. Andrew Wiggins SG/Kansas
2. Julius Randle PF/Kentucky
3. Jabari Parker SF/Duke
4. Joel Embiid C/Kansas
5. Aaron Gordon PF/Arizona
6. Dante Exum G/Australia (could choose to go to college after this year instead)
7. Mario Hezonja SG/Croatia
8. Marcus Smart PG/Oklahoma State
9. Andrew Harrison PG/Kentucky
10. Dario Saric SF/Croatia
11. Glenn Robinson III SF/Michigan
12. Gary Harris SG/Michigan
13. Jarnell Stokes PF/Tennessee
14. Montrezl Harris F/Louisville
15. Chris Walker SF/Florida
16. Semaj Christon PG/Xavier
17. Alex Poythress SF/Kentucky
18. Willie Cauley-Stein C/Kentucky
19. Jahii Carson PG/Arizona State
20. LaQuinton Ross SG/Ohio State
21. James Young SF/Kentucky
22. Isaiah Austin PF/Baylor
23. Rasheed Sulaimon SG/Duke
24. Aaron Harrison SG/Kentucky
25. Dakari Johnson C/Kentucky
26. Mitch McGary PF/Michigan
27. TJ Warren SF/NC State
28. Spencer Dinwiddie PG/Colorado
29. Rondae Hollis-Jefferson SF/Arizona
30. Russ Smith G/Louisville

Others to watch: 
James McAdoo, PF, PJ Hairston, SG and Marcus Paige, PG- North Carolina
Doug McDermott SF/Creighton
Jerami Grant and CJ Fair- Syracuse
Sam Dekker SF/Wisconsin
Adreian Payne, PF, Brendan Dawson, SF, and Keith Appling, PG- Michigan State
Kaleb Tarzewski, C, and Brandon Ashley, SF- Arizona
Leo Westermann PG/France
Nigel Williams-Gross PG/Washington