NBA Draft Combine standouts: Measurements

The NBA Combine is in full swing and the aspect the OKC Thunder, their counterparts and fans pay attention to is how players measure out.

The NBA Combine is a chance for the OKC Thunder and all NBA teams to meet with players and go through a series of meetings and drills to help squads make the perfect pick in late June at the NBA Draft.

Here are the best Combine Measurements.

Height Without Shoes:

1. Tacko Fall (7’5.25)
2. Moses Brown (7’1.25)
3. Bol Bol (7’0.75)
4. Neemias Queta (6’10.75)
5. Jaxson Hayes (6’10.25)

Wingspans:

1. Tacko Fall (8’2.25)
2. Bol Bol (7’7)
3. Moses Brown (7’4.75)
4. Neemias Queta (7’4.26)
5. Eric Pashall (6’11.75)

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Standing Reach:

1. Tacko Fall (10.25)
2. Bol Bol (9’7.5)
3. Moses Brown (9’5)
4. Neemis Queta (9’3.25)
5. Jaxson Hayes (9’2.5)

Standing Vertical Leap:

1. Jordan Bone (36)
2. Jalen Lecque (35)
3. Oshea Brissett (34)
4. Brandon Clarke (34)
5. Jared Harper (33)

Max Vertical Leap:

1. Jale Lecque (43)
2. Jordan Bone (42.50)
3. Jared Harper (40.50)
4. Brandon Clarke (40.50)
5. Tremont Waters (40.50)

Most interesting Measurement:

Obviously, people are going to fall in love with Tacko Falls’ measurements, I mean he can dunk with less energy and exertion than it takes me to reach the last coffee mug in the back corner of the top row in my cabinet, and I am 6’3.

But to me, the most interesting Measurement is Talen Tucker Horton. The Iowa State product was a freak for the Cyclones this season and measured out as such in Chicago.

Tucker Horton was measured at 6’2.5 without shoes, 6’4.25 with shoes. However, his impressive attributes come in his length. The 18 year old was measured with a 7’1.25 Wingspan, the top measurement from any Guard at the Combine, to go along with his 8’7 standing reach tied with three other (Romeo Langford, Cameron Johnson, Kevin Porter Jr.) Guards for second in the position behind only Keldon Johnson who logged an 8’8 standing reach.

Talen Tucker Horton’s numbers were off the charts, and a team would absolutely take a flyer on him due to his length, and college production, but it is no sure thing that Horton stays in the draft. After all, OKC Thunder rookie Hamidou Diallo returned to school after his freakish combine.

For the full list visit the official NBA Website.

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