Well, here's the problem Noah has... This is a weak draft year in terms of the overall quality of players. Prior to the tournament, the top prospects were Aldridge, Gay, Morrison, Bargnani, and McRoberts. I don't care how optimistic you are when it comes to these guys' respective ceilings...that is just a weak group. Thanks to the tournament and shifting around of prospects, he has a legitimate shot at going #1 or #2 overall. He's talented enough to get productive minutes in the NBA at this moment in his basketball career. Granted, he could still use some improvement and hasn't reached his ceiling yet, but that's pretty much true of any draftee. If he stays another year, he runs a number of risks. He could get injured. He'll have to contend with a much strong potential draft class, especially with guys like Oden expected to be available. He's basically where Matt Leinart was last season after USC won the Championship...only the Bulls seem to be in a much better position than the 49ers were. Plus Chicago is a much better place than San Fran. He could hang out with his Florida alum buddies Rex Grossman and Ian Scott. :D