The fact that he's already 22 will likely scare many teams away from drafting him too, I would imagine. But if they can knock off the 1 seed and maybe make a Final Four run with him white-hot, it'd be tough for someone to not take a chance on him in the 50s.

I actually like CJ Fair's chances a little more, since he'll have another year to improve again (though he'll also be 22), to be an eventual second-round pick.