By LARRY VAUGHT

Question: Where does Darius Miller now seem to fall in the draft slots and what things work for/against a four-year player now?

DraftExpress.com analyst Matt Kamalsky: “In some ways, Darius Miller’s experience works in his favor, as he’s played a role similar to what he may be asked to do in the NBA with different sets of NBA talent over the past few seasons. I’m not sure there’s a stigma against seniors as much as there is a such an inclination for players to leave school early that each senior class tends to be depleted by attrition and ultimately includes few high-potential talents as a result.  Obviously, there are some players who don’t get to showcase themselves early in their careers or come on strong as late bloomers, but the senior class will always have relatively less upside than the annual one-and-done crop because it has its best member’s cherry-picked over time. I think that’s a credit to the way scouting has advanced, as its become exceedingly difficult to hide a player with NBA potential for long, even in small conferences.”