What’s Next For Our Beloved Arizona Wildcats Basketball Players?

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Jan 4, 2015; Tucson, AZ, USA; Arizona Wildcats forward Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (23) dunks the ball over Arizona State Sun Devils guard Shaquielle McKissic (40) during the second half at McKale Center. The Wildcats won 73-49. Mandatory Credit: Casey Sapio-USA TODAY Sports

Rondae is one of the two players Coach Sean Miller brought with him into the post-game presser after the loss to the Badgers. Rondae was non-committal, but Miller was praising his accolades speaking of him almost in the past tense.
Rondae’s stock has not necessarily grown from last season, but he has been consistently a dominant defensive threat.

Let’s take a look at what the experts are saying about Rondae. We are really going to miss his Shimmy! At least York has a semi-shimmy to help us with a gradual withdrawal.

Most draft boards have him in going in the first round, but not in the top 10, more in the top 25 picks of the 2015 NBA draft except ESPN:

NBADraftNet.com Mock Draft:
Round- 1, Pick- 30, Team- Warriors

NBADraftNet.com Mock Draft Consensus:
Round- 1, Pick- 24, Team- Cavaliers

DraftExpress.com:
Round- 1, Pick- 24, Team- Spurs

CBSSports.com – Sam Vicene:
Round- 1, Pick- 28, Team- Grizzlies

CBSSports.com – Gary Parish:
Round- 1, Pick- 26, Team- Lakers

CBSSports.com – Zach Harper:
Round- 1, Pick- 25, Team- Mavericks

ESPN Chad Ford:
Round- 1, Pick- 25, mid-range pick

USA Today – HoopsHype:
Not in top 30

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