Ranking the 10 most-likely one-and-dones 
July, 20, 2010
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Not all one-and-dones are created equal. In this year's draft, three of the first five players drafted were freshman: John Wall, Derrick Favors and DeMarcus Cousins. All are expected to make an immediate impact. But others, like Texas' Avery Bradley and Kentucky's Eric Bledsoe and Daniel Orton, were taken in the second half of the first round and come with much more risk of being draft busts.
Here are my top 10 incoming freshman to keep an eye on with regard to next June's NBA draft, a list that I will periodically update as the season progresses. I am not advocating that all of these players enter the draft, but the reality is most of these 10 will.
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Fran Fraschilla
College BasketballFran Fraschilla is a college basketball analyst for ESPN. He formerly was the head coach at Manhattan, St. John's and New Mexico.
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