I think this draft is going to be spectacular - best since 2008 (which is a killer class even with the injuries to Rose and Gordon). Towns & Okafor are each No. 1 pick-caliber, and the wings (Winslow, Oubre, Hezonja and maaaybe Johnson) all have exceptional upside.
I could see the PGs going either way - obviously Mudiay & Russell are the surest bets, but I'd throw Dunn into that group as well if it wasn't for the injuries. I'm not sold on Grant at all, but the talent's there, while Jones could end up being a Mike Conley-esque player if he continues his defensive improvement.
I have hopes for Kaminsky (I think he's a poor man's LaMarcus Aldridge - just a murderous passer/scorer from the elbow) but he'll need to land in the right spot with a smart team that moves the ball and understands defensive rotations (I hope the Hawks get him). WCS, Turner and Dekker will be busts, and Looney is going to be the guy who, in five years, everybody looks back at and says "damn, he should have gone 10 spots higher."
I like looney, disagree on kaminsky. He can't guard his position. Anybody who touches him in the lottery is drunk. I also disagree on the 'best since', i think the 09-2011 drafts were all much much better than this year. especially 09 which was a ridiculous draft that boasted the likes of curry AND harden ( two mvp candidates).
Max/ all nba level players: Okafor (who i've come around on, use to think he was too slow footed/predictable. But atleast he has a defined skillset, KAT could end being derrek favors), Mudiay, Hezonja
Solid rotation/starters on contender: Stanley Johnson, Looney, Winslow, Russell, KAT
Sleeper picks after 24 into second round: Cliff alexander, Michael Frazier, Anthony Brown, Trez harrell, Michael Qualls, Dakari Johnson, Olivier Hanlan( is he in the draft?)
Prospects I wouldn't draft: Tyus Jones, Kaminsky, RJ hunter, Bobby Portis ( despite his insane production, just doesn't seem like an nba athlete), Oubre, Rashad Vaughn, Rozier, Myles Turner.