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"&lt;p&gt;&amp;nbsp;11PGJeff TeagueWake ForestSoph.6-1175An explosive guard, he needs to develop his skills at the point. But he'll be able to score from Day 1, and that will enable him to be a helpful third guard coming off the bench to supplement starter &lt;strong&gt;Devin Harris&lt;/strong&gt;.12SGGerald HendersonDukeJr.6-5215He's an in-state star and a versatile talent who can defend three positions. That's all &lt;strong&gt;Larry Brown&lt;/strong&gt; needs to hear.13PGBrandon JenningsLottomatica Roma (Italy)--6-2165The Pacers have two strong point guards in &lt;strong&gt;T.J. Ford&lt;/strong&gt; and restricted free agent &lt;strong&gt;Jarrett Jack&lt;/strong&gt;, but they can't afford to pass on a talent like Jennings. He is perfectly suited to push the ball for coach &lt;strong&gt;Jim O'Brien&lt;/strong&gt;. 14PFTyler HansbroughNorth CarolinaSr.6-10234He may not have high \"upside\", but Hansbrough is a sure thing. He'll have a long NBA career as a hard worker who will raise the energy of practices and at the very least provide reliable frontcourt play off the bench.15PFJames Johnson Wake ForestSoph.6-8257The Pistons may package this pick in pursuit of extra cap space to use on free agents this summer; otherwise, they'll do well to incorporate Johnson's versatile offensive skills while rebuilding their frontcourt.16PGTy LawsonNorth CarolinaJr.6-1199If they re-sign &lt;strong&gt;Ben Gordon&lt;/strong&gt;, will the Bulls trade &lt;strong&gt;Kirk Hinrich&lt;/strong&gt;? If so, they'll need a point guard to back up &lt;strong&gt;Derrick Rose&lt;/strong&gt;, and Lawson is the ideal candidate with the major-program (and championship) pedigree the Bulls covet.17SFAustin DayeGonzagaSoph.6-11192They'll have to be patient, but the Sixers need as much perimeter shooting as they can get -- and they'll love it from a player who also provides length and athleticism. In two or three years, he could fit nicely with their up-tempo rotation.18PGEric MaynorVCUSr.6-3164A four-year collegian, Maynor will instantly provide solid direction at point guard. Nothing flashy here, but he'll be a reliable addition and a nice find for a team that needs long-term backcourt help.19SFEarl ClarkLouisvilleJr.6-10226With most of the point guards off the board, the Hawks supplement their frontcourt with this versatile (but occasionally tentative) 'tweener. Atlanta is another team that could deal its pick.20SFOmri Casspi Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)--6-9211He needs to improve his shooting, but this ultra-aggressive forward looks like an eventual high-energy replacement for &lt;strong&gt;Matt Harpring&lt;/strong&gt;. Casspi is a &lt;strong&gt;Jerry Sloan&lt;/strong&gt; player.\t\t\tPicks 1-10\tPicks 21-30\t&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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