This matchup looks like the best so far, in my opinion. We have Shane Larkin facing off against Tim Hardaway Jr. in a battle for your vote. Would you be excited if Larkin or Hardaway Jr. were selected at 23 on draft night? Let your voice be heard.
We now have started the second round of the Indy Cornrows 23rd Pick Tournament. This matchup is a good one to kick it off as we have a top defensive center, Jeff Withey, versus trading up by using Danny Granger. Who will advance to the quarterfinals?
In this matchup, we have a choice of developing the talent, or trading it for an immediate asset who can help right away. This battle should be a good one, as it could be a close one in the polls. Who will advance on in the Indy Cornrows Tournament?
In this matchup of stretch-4's we have C.J. Leslie squaring off against Livio Jean-Charles. Both of these players would be upgrades to Indiana's frontcourt with their explosive athleticism. Who will advance on to the second round?
In this matchup, we have another battle of point guards. Both have seen their draft stock get a boost over the past few weeks. Which one of these prospects would you want the Pacers to take? Will it be Pierre Jackson or Ricky Ledo advancing on?
Two point guards, with two interesting playing styles and a lot of questions.
This matchup of "tweeners" consists of a possible plug-and-play players, versus another draft-and-stash prospect. Both of these prospects have been on the rise up draft boards and could be in play with the 23rd pick. Who will advance on?
This matchup of point guards is an intriguing one for Pacers fans. Isaiah Canaan has seen his stock soar over the past few weeks, while the opposite is said for Lorenzo Brown. Both of these prospects would give much needed depth behind George Hill.
In the Pacers fourth workout before the NBA Draft, they have one that will be key in who Indiana takes at 53. These four prospects they brought in would fill a key role off the bench for Indiana's frontcourt.
There isn't much chance that the Sixers select a difference maker with the No. 11 pick in the 2013 NBA Draft. Unless, of course, they choose to cast their lot with UCLA's Shabazz Muhammad.
