ACC Basketball:Top Five 2016 NBA Draft Prospects of the ACC

Oak Hill Academy’s Dwayne Bacon is a member of the second team. (Photo: Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports)

Dwayne Bacon/6-foot-7, 200 LBS/ Shooting Guard

Florida State’s Dwayne Bacon was ranked No.17 among incoming freshman for 2015 by 247 composite.

At 6-foot-7, 220 pounds, he already has the body to play two-guard on the NBA level. His athleticism is off the chart, he can handle the ball like a point guard, and has the ability to create whatever shot he wants for himself.

Bacon can also knock down the three-ball off the dribble or on spot-ups and should be able to use his wingspan to be a strong defender on the pro level.

He is a huge reason why Florida State is seen as a possible dark horse to win the ACC Basketball crown this upcoming season.

When you put his skill set at 6-foot-7 with players like Xavier Rathan-Mayes, Devon Bookert and Montay Brandon, there could be something special going on in Tallahassee.

Dwayne Bacon is projected to be a late First Round draft pick according to NBADraft.net , but is the type of player that has the drive to improve his draft status as the 2015-16 season progresses.

It would not be a surprise in the least to hear that he could be a potential lottery pick after he does his damage in the ACC.

Bacon is a player to watch throughout the 2015-16 season.

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